Transportation Asset Management Plans
Asset Management Plan Template Example 3
Section Title |
Key information Presented |
Executive Summary |
Summary for key stakeholders in order to demonstrate sustainable asset stewardship, effective use of financial resources, and presenting a robust case for funding. |
About the National Asset Management Plan |
- Purpose of AMP
- Asset management for state highways
- Scope of plan
- Putting it into practice
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Putting the Customer First |
- Identifying customer needs
- Legislation and Government direction
- Goals into practice
- Different levels of service to suit different customer demands
- Translating customer need into LOS and operating targets
- Managing in a constrained environment
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The State Highway and Its Assets |
Pavement and bridge inventory and conditions
- Defining the assets
- Asset information management
- Summary of our assets
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Operating Performance and Asset Condition |
Objectives and measures
- Key principles
- Safety performance
- Operating performance
- Pavement condition
- Structural assets condition
- Corridor assets performance and condition
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Managing Customer Demand |
- Key issues
- Knowing current demand
- Traditional corridor operations
- Maximizing capacity through managing demand
- Predicting future demand
- Environmental and social responsibility requirements
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Managing Risk |
Risk Management Analysis
- A basis for the business
- Risk management approach
- State highway risk exposures
- Managing state highway risks
- Emergency management and response planning
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Asset Life-Cycle and Funding Requirements |
Life-Cycle Cost Analysis, Investment Strategies, and Financial Plan
- Key principles
- Historic expenditure trends
- Asset valuation
- Condition and risk based funding
- Predicting condition and performance
- Funding and programming requirements
- "Structural" requirements and initiatives
(e.g., pavements, bridges)
- "Corridor" requirements and initiatives (e.g., lighting, signs, markings, traffic management, etc.)
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Asset Life-Cycle and Funding Requirements (Continued) |
- Other requirements and initiatives (e.g., emergencies, network asset management, etc.)
- Capital programs
- Summary
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Implementation on the Ground |
- Regional operating plans and special asset operating plans
- Procurement
- Detailed design and management
- Culture of continuous improvement
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Improvement Plan |
- Developing a realistic commitment
- The improvement plan
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Based on New Zealand's Asset Management Plan Outline from the AASHTO Transportation Asset Management Guide - A Focus on Implementation