Course Overview

The Physical Asset Management ISO 55000 course delivers comprehensive training for professionals responsible for managing critical infrastructure and equipment. Through 10+ lessons and approximately 20 hours of learning, participants gain practical knowledge of asset management principles, implementation approaches, and best practices fully aligned with international ISO 55000 standards. The course structure emphasizes both theoretical foundations and real-world applications that can be immediately implemented in your organization.

Designed specifically for Asset Managers, Maintenance Engineers, Reliability Specialists, Operations Managers, and other technical leaders, this program addresses the challenges of maximizing asset value while minimizing lifecycle costs. Participants will develop skills to create effective asset management frameworks, implement risk-based decision processes, and establish performance metrics that drive continuous improvement. With over 150 organizations already benefiting from this methodology, the course represents the industry benchmark for asset management excellence.

Developed and Delivered By Jeruel, a recognized authority in Engineering & Maintenance training with 15+ years of implementation experience across multiple industries.

Learning Objectives

• Explore the ISO 55000 standards family and master key asset management concepts. You'll learn essential terminology, policy frameworks, and how the lifecycle approach can transform your organization's asset value.
• Master ISO 55001 asset management from the ground up. Build systems that cover planning, leadership, support, operations, performance tracking, and ongoing improvement. You'll create a complete framework that keeps your assets working at their best.
• Use asset management planning and lifecycle techniques to balance performance, cost, and risk. You'll make smarter decisions about when to maintain, upgrade, or replace assets, creating more value for your organization.
• Define who's responsible for what in asset governance. Align your asset management with company goals and risk strategies. Clear roles and integrated approaches help organizations make better decisions about their assets.
• Track asset performance with targeted KPIs. Implement regular monitoring and audits to spot issues early. You'll create a cycle of continuous improvement that keeps your assets working at their best.
• Develop smart maintenance plans using reliability-centered principles. Balance preventive care with cost-effective operations to extend asset life and boost availability. Your equipment will last longer and perform better when you're strategic about upkeep.