World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM)

The Asset Management Council is a membership-based, not-for-profit organisation providing global certification that may be located in Australia. Its name comes from the industry it serves. An example of an accreditation procedure that was developed by Australia and New Zealand is the AMS Scheme, which is also known as the Joint Accreditation System of Australia and New Zealand (Asset Management Systems Scheme). Individuals who have an interest in being certified in Asset Management Management Systems are required to achieve the following prerequisites in order to be eligible for certification. The Influence of Global Certification Those individuals are referred to as Certified Asset Management Professionals if they have shown that they have a comprehensive understanding of the international standards and best practises that have been gleaned from leading experts in the disciplines of asset maintenance and asset reliability. Individuals who possess an exceptional degree of maintenance

The World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM) will recognise  Training and Assessor Course  Programs that address all of the abilities indicated in the Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management Auditor Assessor Specification as adequate preparation for the CAMA exam. This recognition will be given if these programs meet specified conditions. Candidates for the CAMA Exam should choose a Recognised Assessor Training Program that not only maintains but also improves their current levels of knowledge and experience. The following are the prerequisites for the Assessor Training Course: To be approved, the Assessor Training Program's competencies must cover the abilities defined in ISBN 9780987179951 GFMAM ISO 55001 Auditor Assessor Specification. The Training Provider is required to ensure that all of its workers, whether instructors or presenters, maintain a high level of professionalism in their behavior when conducting business. The Training Provider, as well as its employees