Asset Management Workshop - June 2019
This year's forum was focused around Assets, Opportunities and Innovation in the asset management aspect of the electricity business.
The Asset Management Forum 2019 addressed and develops this key aspect of the electricity business. It brought together the technical knowledge and experience of New Zealand professionals and visiting Keynotes, with the development work the EEA's Asset Management Group has been progressing through the year. The programme can be view below: Programme
| PRESENTATIONS - DAY ONE
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| Dave Brannigan- EEA AMG Chair / Orion
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Welcome and AMG Work Programme 2019/2020 |
| Eric Wolters and Paul Blackmore - Powerco
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Asset Criticality Guide |
| Gheeyew Ng - Prysmian Group
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Conductor Analysis
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| Robert Berrill - Tribe Lead Physical Infrastructure, Spark
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5G Networks: Spark |
| Richard LeGros - ENA
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ENA network transformation
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| Dr Radnya Mukhedkar - EPE Centre Director, University of Canterbury
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Empowering the future: programme |
| Brent Norris - Commerce Commission
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Reflections from the engineering team |
| Paul Blackmore - Powerco and Sean McCready - EEA
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Conductor Guide Management Panel:
Conductors Working Group CA Tools, Testing programme, sharing information, date and approach |
| Peter Berry - EEA
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Industry Health and Safety update |
| Sharee McNab - University of Canterbury
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DGHost to EVHost |
| Peter Berry - EEA and Tony Raper - WSP OPUS
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Overhead design handbook |
| Mike Whaley - Powerco | What are the issues you see in industry now and future? |
| PRESENTATIONS - DAY 2
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| Mark Mitchell - Transpower
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Work Order Risk Prioritisation (WORP) using Machine Learning |
| Iain Sanders - Powerco
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Asset Information: Sharing data for collaboration |
| Neil Jelley and Michael Eschenbruch - Genesis
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Predictive analytics |
| Andrew Renton - Transpower
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LoRaWAN trials |
| Tas Scott - Mitton Electronet |
Resilience Guide: Progress and Workshop:
Questions and Exercise 1. Applying Resilience management maturity assessment tool 2. What does good critical spares management look like? |