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Certificate in Enterprise Asset Management

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Enterprise Asset Management


About Enterprise Asset Management
Enterprise asset management (EAM) is a combination of software, systems and services used to maintain and control operational assets and equipment. The aim is to optimize the quality and utilization of assets throughout their lifecycle, increase productive uptime and reduce operational costs.
Enterprise asset management involves work management, asset maintenance, planning and scheduling, supply chain management and environmental, health and safety (EHS) initiatives.

Why is Enterprise Asset Management important?
There are several reasons to use EAM, including:
•    Maximizing return on assets (ROA)
•    Reducing costs and risks.
•    Making informed decisions about assets.
•    Reducing total cost of ownership (TCO)
•    Increasing uptime and improve predictability.

Who should take the Enterprise Asset Management Exam?
•    Professionals working in any sector where physical assets (including IT/ICT assets)are important
•    Experienced practitioners
•    Anyone who wants to assess their Enterprise Asset Management skills
•    Professionals working in outsourced companies responsible for Enterprise Asset Management
•    Any professional with skills and knowledge on Enterprise Asset Management
•    Anyone interested in Enterprise Asset Management

Enterprise Asset Management Certification Course Outline
1. Principles of Asset Management
2. Asset Management Policy, Strategy & Planning
3. Managing Asset Life Cycle Decisions and Activities
4. Assessing and Managing Asset Management Risks
5. Finance and Business Impact

Certificate in Enterprise Asset Management FAQs

You can pursue roles such as Asset Manager, Maintenance Planner, Reliability Engineer, EAM Consultant, or Facility Manager across manufacturing, utilities, IT, and infrastructure sectors.

Yes, freshers benefit by gaining industry-relevant knowledge and can stand out when applying for entry-level roles in operations, engineering, and facilities management.

Absolutely. Freelancers can offer services in EAM system setup, maintenance planning, audits, and training for organizations lacking in-house expertise.

Professionals in engineering, maintenance, IT, or anyone managing equipment, infrastructure, or facilities in asset-intensive industries.

You'll understand asset lifecycle management, EAM software, preventive maintenance strategies, and compliance frameworks like ISO 55000.

You'll gain technical and analytical skills in asset optimization, maintenance scheduling, system integration, and compliance monitoring.

EAM is widely used in industries such as manufacturing, utilities, oil & gas, transportation, government, and healthcare.

Yes, especially those involved in implementing or managing EAM software integrations or data analytics in asset management.

Definitely. Managing assets, budgets, and timelines aligns well with project management principles and adds operational depth to your skill set.