Asset Management Plans 2012 - 2015 Asset Management Plans 2012 - 2015

Auckland Transport’s Asset Management Plans (AMPs) provide the framework for managing the asset portfolio in the most cost-effective and sustainable manner to meet the levels of service required from the network.

The benefits of AMPs include:

Good governance and asset stewardship.
Good knowledge of customer and stakeholder requirements.
Legislative compliance.
Good asset knowledge including the condition and performance required to deliver services.
Good knowledge of the risks.
Good knowledge of what is required to deliver services in a sustainable manner.
The application of asset management principles encourages a holistic, integrated approach to guide where and how finances and resources are allocated.

In order to achieve these objectives, the AMPs provide information on a number of key aspects of the network including:

Levels of service being provided by transport services and assets.
Growth and demand.
Transport asset risks and mitigation methods.
Life cycle management strategies of assets.
Long-term financial needs required to provide the agreed levels of service.
Sustainability and value management.
Asset management improvements.

The first ever regional asset management plans of Auckland Transport have been completed in July 2012 covering the planning period of 2012-15.

These AMPs consist of 4 key documents:

Strategic context

Describes, at a strategic level, the purpose of asset management planning and establishes the relationship of asset management planning with other planning functions of Auckland Transport and Auckland Council:

Overview

Provides key messages and highlights significant issues from the AMPs:

Asset Management Plan – Road Network

This is the detailed plan developed for the road network in accordance with the industry best practice:

Asset Management Plan – Public Transport Network

This is the detailed plan developed for the public transport network in accordance with the industry best practice: