Workshop - Asset Management Essentials - From Levels of Service to Capital Planning
Join us for a comprehensive full-day Asset Management workshop specifically tailored for facilities management professionals. The sessions build on core asset management principles, strengthening the FM’s role within the wider asset management ecosystem. Participants will gain practical tools to set facilities Levels of Service and embed them into procurement and service delivery practices. The workshop will also cover applying financial principles to maintenance and operations budgets and programmes, and more.
Start
16 Mar 2026 08:30am
End
16 Mar 2026 04:15pm
Member Cost
$525 + GST
Non-Member Cost
$575 + GST
CPD Points
6
Event Type
Course
Location
Auckland
Course Level
All
Event Description
Full-Day In-Person Workshop
Asset Management Essentials - From Levels of Service to Capital Planning
Please register by Monday, 9 February, to help us confirm whether this workshop will go ahead.
Venue
BNZ Auckland HQ
Level 18, 80 Queen Street
Directions
Please gather in the lobby on the ground floor.
Download the full workshop programme here.
Join us for a comprehensive full-day Asset Management course, delivered by FMANZ in collaboration with Āpōpō. In response to strong demand following the popular courses presented by Asset Management expert Priyani de Silva-Currie in May 2024, this course has been specifically tailored for facilities management professionals.
The sessions will build on foundational asset management principles and empower participants to strengthen the Facility Manager’s voice and role within the complex asset management ecosystem. You’ll gain practical tools to help define facilities’ Levels of Service and embed these into procurement and service delivery practices.
The workshop will also cover the application of financial principles to maintenance and operations budgets and programmes. Participants will develop criteria to evaluate asset and service performance, and apply shared learnings to current challenges and recent government changes within the asset management sector.
WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
FM work programme development
REGISTRATION
CPD
You'll earn 6 CPD points for attending.
FACILITATOR

Priyani de Silva-Currie MNZM
Priyani is a Beca Principal and Technical Fellow in Strategic Asset Management, and Vice President of the International Federation of Municipal Engineering (IFME). She has made a significant and sustained contribution to the asset management profession in New Zealand and internationally.
In 2025, she was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to multicultural communities, netball and civil engineering, and became the first recipient of the Asset Management Chartered Professional (AMCP) accreditation through the Āpōpō Professional Practice Accreditation programme.
Priyani is also the first person globally to be recognised as a Certified Fellow in Asset Management by World Partners in Asset Management, acknowledging her career-long excellence, leadership and influence.
Based in Whakatū Nelson, she continues to advance asset management thinking, education and standards, shaping practice at both national and global levels.
For more information, contact Marjolein at marjolein@fmanz.org.
Asset Management Essentials - From Levels of Service to Capital Planning
Please register by Monday, 9 February, to help us confirm whether this workshop will go ahead.
Venue
BNZ Auckland HQ
Level 18, 80 Queen Street
Directions
Please gather in the lobby on the ground floor.
Download the full workshop programme here.
Join us for a comprehensive full-day Asset Management course, delivered by FMANZ in collaboration with Āpōpō. In response to strong demand following the popular courses presented by Asset Management expert Priyani de Silva-Currie in May 2024, this course has been specifically tailored for facilities management professionals.
The sessions will build on foundational asset management principles and empower participants to strengthen the Facility Manager’s voice and role within the complex asset management ecosystem. You’ll gain practical tools to help define facilities’ Levels of Service and embed these into procurement and service delivery practices.
The workshop will also cover the application of financial principles to maintenance and operations budgets and programmes. Participants will develop criteria to evaluate asset and service performance, and apply shared learnings to current challenges and recent government changes within the asset management sector.
WORKSHOP PROGRAMME
FM work programme development
- Capital Projects forecasting
- Renewals, Maintenance and Operations forecasting
- Understanding the Golden Thread – AM Line of Sight
- Creating Asset management objectives, key result areas (KRA’s)/attributes, LoS statements, performance measures and key performance indicators (KPI’s)
- Embedding LoS into procurement and delivery mechanisms
- Reviewing LoS performance
- Multi Criteria Analysis – Risk, Criticality and Performance Factors
- Benefit Cost analysis
- Government Reform/Legislative changes
- Asset Management industry and market changes
- Levels of competency within the profession
REGISTRATION
- Scroll up for the registration button.
- Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea are included.
- Register by Monday, 9 February. To ensure a high-quality, interactive workshop, minimum and maximum participant numbers apply, so we encourage early enrolment. This helps us confirm course viability and plan accordingly. We will keep you informed and confirm the event status by Monday, 9 February 2026.
| FMANZ Member fee | : $525 +GST |
| Non-Member fee | : $575 +GST |
CPD
You'll earn 6 CPD points for attending.
FACILITATOR

Priyani de Silva-Currie MNZM
Priyani is a Beca Principal and Technical Fellow in Strategic Asset Management, and Vice President of the International Federation of Municipal Engineering (IFME). She has made a significant and sustained contribution to the asset management profession in New Zealand and internationally.
In 2025, she was appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to multicultural communities, netball and civil engineering, and became the first recipient of the Asset Management Chartered Professional (AMCP) accreditation through the Āpōpō Professional Practice Accreditation programme.
Priyani is also the first person globally to be recognised as a Certified Fellow in Asset Management by World Partners in Asset Management, acknowledging her career-long excellence, leadership and influence.
Based in Whakatū Nelson, she continues to advance asset management thinking, education and standards, shaping practice at both national and global levels.
For more information, contact Marjolein at marjolein@fmanz.org.
