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For over 25 years, Asset Schools has been sharing the knowledge of subject matter experts to help maintenance and reliability teams build competency and develop capability.

From deep, technical skills training to strategic asset management concepts, we’ve got you covered with public, onsite, or online courses. Courses are interactive and founded in extensive case history. Participants gain practical insights and tools that can be immediately applied to their work.

The recognition of our courses for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) participation ensures that the time invested in Asset Schools contributes to career advancement, ongoing professional growth, and development.

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Our numbers to date:

333+

Courses Taught

to

6451+

Students

From

196+

Companies

Our Clients

Asset Management School was absolutely fantastic! Not just the content, but also the networking evening, the whole experience. Despite 23 years as a maintenance engineer and planner, I learnt so much to take back to apply in my business.

Salman Rashed

Assets Maintenance Planner

Waikato Regional Council

The training provided by Asset Schools was exceptional, offering a highly educational experience that enabled us to learn a wealth of new knowledge and skills.

Ali Sahin

Senior Engineer, Reliability

Rio Tinto

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ANZ’s largest, most progressive, (dare we say disruptive), Asset Management Conference and Summit.

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Online platform offering case studies, content, discussion forums, masterclasses, and networking round tables.

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Visual and digital solutions to simplify complex and critical maintenance and safety processes.

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