Asset Management
Topics you will work on
- Use cases and business cases for management of water, energy and industrial assets
- Challenges ranging from optimising planning for maintenance and inspection, applying condition-based monitoring and predictive maintenance to implementing organisational changes and outsourcing of processes and activities.
- Use of new technologies in asset management, like smart sensors, internet of things, robotics, big data en predictive, prescriptive analytics
- Role of asset management and maintenance in the circular economy
- Adaptive and flexible infrastructure to deal with the consequences of climate change
You will contribute to:
- Effective and efficient asset management in public and private organisations
- Updating and improving of services and processes of public and private organisations
- Co-creation and multidisciplinary collaboration within organisations
- Develop skills like change making and research capacity in a practically-orientated research project
Participation requirements
Technical domain
- Civil Engineering
- Industrial Engineering and Management
- Engineering
- HBO-ICT
- Logistics Engineering
- Water Management
Economics & Management domain
- Business & Management
- Communication
- Finance & Control
- Marketing & Economics
Entry requirements: you are in study year 3 or 4 and you have achieved your propedeuse.
Practical details
- Period: semester 1: 26 August 2019 until 24 January 2020 | semester 2: 27 January 2020 until 26 June 2020
- Level: HBO bachelor level II, and partially level III
- Credits: 30 ECTS
- Intensity: full-time
- Location: HZ and / or at location in the work field, depending on the project
- Language: English - depending on the project Dutch is possible as well
- Examination type: individual, oral Final Assessment about the participant's digital portfolio (Professional Products and Progress & Reflection)
Contact
- About Asset Management: Rob Schoenmaker, professor (rob.schoenmaker@hz.nl) and Joachim de Keijzer, lecturer and researcher j.de.keijzer@hz.nl
- About the minor “Becoming Fit for the Future” in general: Gabriëlle Rossing, coordinator ([[1]])