MREGC5001 Terotechnology and Life Cycle Costs: Asset Management
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This report addresses asset management within the context of a waste-water system, likely for the Adelaide City Council. It defines the problems faced by maintenance engineers in life cycle decisions, focusing on communicating maintenance needs to management in terms of cost-benefit and risk. The report covers an introduction with the context of the organization, the needs and expectations of stakeholders like waste-water services, users, residents, and ratepayers. It emphasizes the importance of asset management plans in ensuring efficient service delivery, managing life-cycle costs, improving asset knowledge, and aligning with community outcomes. The report is structured in a business report format and includes references to international journals and conference papers, demonstrating the application of terotechnology and life cycle costs principles in practice. The student also discusses the Solow growth model and prosperity without growth, linking these concepts to the broader context of economic development and human improvement.
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