The IPWEA Fleet Management Training Workshops are an opportunity for fleet practitioners, coordinators and managers to get together and learn from each other to solve the common issues or share tips on managing challenging projects.

Gain the tools to apply robust asset management across the whole of your organization. This course will empower participants to implement better Asset Management practices across the organisation by explaining the importance of integrated asset management planning.

Learn, practice and apply the critical principles, knowledge and skills required to effectively and efficiently manage a plant and vehicle fleet. The Fleet Management Certificate features 6 inter-related units – each dealing with an important aspect of fleet management.

The Online Fleet Management Training program covers the key principles, knowledge and skills involved in managing plant and vehicle fleets. The course features 6 interrelated units, delivered over a 6 week period.

The Asset Management Foundations course is a self-paced online course, featuring 4 modules that are designed to build capacity for any asset intensive organisation while increasing your own understanding of the asset management discipline.

The key objectives of the course are to define what asset management is and understand why it is important.

The Professional Certificate is recognised as a global standard in Asset Management training. It provides hands-on experience using your own data, where participants draft as Asset Management plan as part of completing the course. We provide a compelling case for employers to support your enrolment and a course designed to support your career in Asset Management.

Build your capability to lead your organisation in providing financially sustainable service delivery from Infrastructure with this course which references the IPWEA International Infrastructure Financial Management Manual (IIFMM) and will be aligned with International Accounting Standards and Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS and IS055010).