Each NAMS manuals and guidelines are well recognised and distributed worldwide. Each provide the background and skills for best practice in asset management. 
The NAMS Group Seminars are a mix of theory and analysis of actual case studies and are tailored to each audience. 
At NAMS we have a team of industry leaders who support our organisation and enable us to drive asset management innovation and share best practice on the international front. 
Designed for anyone seeking a range of asset management resources, expertise and knowledge. NAMS Best Student Award
NAMS Prize for the Best Student in Infrastructure Asset Management Course
NAMS proudly supports future generations by being involved with the education sector. The below image showcases Marisha Jaglal receiving the NAMS prize for best student in the Infrastructure Asset Management course in 2009. Marisha is employed by GHD and is a part-time Post-graduate student in transportation engineering.
NAMS offers expertise and support to a range of tertiary institutions including The University of Auckland. Dr. Theuns Henning senior lecturer at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the University, lectures the Asset Management Course that covers the long-term management process across all disciplines. The course is structured consistently with NAMS training material including its renowned Guidelines and Manuals. The course has a range of guest lecturers including NAMS Group CEO, Kathy Dever-Tod; Lisa Roberts and Chris Jenkins who are all heavily involved with the NAMS Group. International guest lecturers include Dr. Ian Greenwood and Prof Susan Tighe (The University of Waterloo, Canada) also brought an international flavour to the course. For further information click here
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Marisha Jaglal receiving the NAMS Infrastructure Management Manual for best student in the Infrastructure Asset Management course in 2009 |
To achieve our vision "Enhancing the well being of New Zealand communities through leadership of Asset Management" NAMS is supported through a partnership programme. NAMS would like to acknowledge all of its partners for their support.