the journey towards strategic asset management at une 2006 tertiary education management conference...
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The journey towards Strategic Asset Management
at UNE
2006 Tertiary Education Management ConferenceSydney, Australia
Facilities Management Services University of New England
O U T L I N E
We aim to present how we are approaching Total Asset Management by:
• Providing a number of relevant statistics
• The degree of organisational change, by way of context
• An insight in to the current physical assets at the University
• The key drivers behind the goal of Total Asset Management
• The key components of our approach toward this goal
• And some key strategies around funding and implementation
K E Y S T A T I S T I C S
Location: Regional NSW
Type: Rural
Established: 1934
Growth: Low
GFA: 186,218m2
UFA-149,093m2
Hectares: 210ha
Student Numbers: 4800 Internal
18,000 External
Building Stock: Eclectic
Building Numbers: 110
Residential (Beds): 2100
C O N T E X T
1996 2006
C U R R E N T
K E Y D R I V E R S
• The increasing momentum towards the renewal of the built environment
• The delivery of services in an ever tightening fiscal environment
• Increasingly complex statutory compliance requirements on infrastructure
• The increasing focus on the Management of Risk and Quality Assurance
• Sustainability and the Environment
• Limited operational funding
P R O J E C T – F M S T A M
Technology:•Well Positioned and Industry Best Practice •Extensive Reporting Capabilities•Compatible with UNE Systems – Oracle Platform•Modular •Strong Vendor Support & Training •Vendor with Industry Position and Reputation•Key Technical and Financial Considerations •Ease of Use and Secure •Upgrades
CAD CONVERSION PROJECT[AUTOCAD]
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE
GIS CONVERSION PROJECT[AUTOMAP]
Strategic Asset Management
SPACE MANAGEMENT[ARCHIBUS FM]
WORKSMANAGEMENT[ARCHIBUS FM]
CONDITIONASSESSMENT[ARCHIBUS FM]
CAD GIS & DATA STANDARDS(UNE)
PROJECTMANAGEMENTINFORMATION
SYSTEM[ARCHIBUS FM]
PROPERTY &LEASE
MANAGEMENT[ARCHIBUS FM]
UNE ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS[ FinanceOne : SyllabusPlus : Allesco (HR) ]
ASSETSMANAGEMENT[ARCHIBUS FM]
SPACE AUDITSUTILISATION
AUDITS
S E R V I C E D E L I V E R Y
Resources:• Finance and Operational Systems Officer• CAD and Space Management Officer • Facilities Auditor• Maintenance Planner
Training and Development:• Archibus modules• AutoCAD• Records Management • FinanceOne • Site Visits to other Universities
Infrastructure Manager, Brian Munro
Campus Services Manager,Colin McCallum
Construction Manager,Graham Johnston
Deputy DirectorNaomi Nielsen
Director, Facilities Management Services
Michael Quinlan
Mechanical ServicesElectrical Services
Refrigeration ServicesAsbestos Management
Carpentry and LocksmithingHydraulics
Gardens and GroundsSignage
Fire ServicesEnergy Management Utility Management
Administration / Help Desk, Budgeting and Financial Management, Space Management, Maintenance Scheduling, Quality AssurancePolicy Development, Compliance and Design Standards ,CAD Services, CAFM System
Risk Management (Emergency Training and Mgt, KnowRisk Coordination, OH&S,
Compliance, Electronic Security)Property (Cleaning, Custodial, Pest Control,
Fabric Maintenance, Relocation Mgt, CB Newling Services, Audio Visual Waste Mgt,
Recycling, Asset Disposal)Safety and Security ( Parking Administration,
Security, Alarm Monitoring, UNEWISE Programs, Switchboard)
Mail Services ( Mail, Stores – Receipt and Dispatch, Folding and inserting)
Minor Works Capital Works
‘Do and Charge’ Works
SustainabilityEnvironment Management
Planning
FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION & SYSTEMS
CAMPUS SERIVCES INFRASTRUCTURE SERIVCES CONSTRUCTION SERIVCES
F M S O P E R A T I O N A L S E R V I C E D E L I V E R Y S T R E A M S
P O L I C Y & P R O C E S S
• The increasing momentum towards the renewal of the built environment• The UNE Strategic Asset Management Plan • Space Allocation Policy• The UNE Master Plan
• The delivery of services in an ever tightening fiscal environment• FMS Maintenance Plan• Service Level Agreements • Operational Plans• TEFMA benchmarks
• Increasing complex statutory compliance requirements on infrastructure• The increasing focus on the management of risk and Quality Assurance
• UNE Design Standards• CAD and GIS Standards
• Sustainability and the environment• UNE Environmental Policy
• Limited operational funding model• Service Level Agreements
C O N V E R T & A U D I T
S P A C E M G T
W O R K S M G T
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Allocate to Supervisor
Allocate to Supervisor
Obtain Quote and Enter Details
Estimate Only?
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Proceed with WorkAssign Labour &
Resources
Delegation Approval
Preform Work
According to specs
Proceed with work?
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Flag as estimate ‘cancelled’NO
Ensure All Background/
Lookup tables are up-to-date
Assign to existing or new WO?
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Assigned to WO
Update WR
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Create WR (select who
will be charged)
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Invoice RECEIVED
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Invoice PAID
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WR Assigned to WO?
Close OUT!
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Close WO (and attached WRs)
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Issue Work
Request
I M P L E M E N T A T I O N
A L I G N & F U N D I N G
• Education Master Planning Executive and University Council
• VC’s Initiative Fund
• “Pitched” as an Enterprise system of the University Operational funding Higher level of technology support
• Aligned with the UNE Strategic Plan Annual Operational Plans Organisational Structure and Service Delivery Model
T H E F U T U R E•Asset Management Module
Mechanical Plant Infrastructure
•Condition Assessment Module
•Geographical Information System Corrected
Orthographical Arial Survey Photo
•Project Management Information Systems
Interfaced with FinanceOne
•Concurrent to WebCentral license