AS ISO 55000:2024
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Asset management - Vocabulary, overview and principles
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English
Published date
11-10-2024
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AS ISO 55000:2024 identically adopts ISO 55000:2024, which defines terms and establishes principles and outcomes for asset management.
| Committee |
MB-019
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| DocumentType |
Standard
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| ISBN |
978 1 76139 863 6
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| Pages |
13
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| PublisherName |
Standards Australia
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| Status |
Current
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| Supersedes |
| Standards | Relationship |
| ISO 55000:2024 | Identical |
First published as AS ISO 55000:2014.
Second edition 2024.
Frequently Asked Questions
AS ISO 55000 explains asset management principles, benefits, terminology and the relationship between an organisation and its assets. It is an Australian standard published by Standards Australia.
AS ISO 55000 is used by asset-intensive organisations and teams establishing a common asset management framework. It is an Australian standard published by Standards Australia.
AS ISO 55000 is Standards Australia's standard for asset management concepts and vocabulary, while AS ISO 55001 covers asset management systems (Australia). AS ISO 55000 explains asset management principles, benefits, terminology and the relationship between an organisation and its assets. AS ISO 55001 sets requirements for an asset management system focused on realising value from assets over their lifecycle.
AS ISO 55000 is listed in this catalog as an Australian standard published by Standards Australia, with its region recorded as Australia only. The catalog does not record a New Zealand adoption of this document.
AS ISO 55000 explains asset management principles, benefits, terminology and the relationship between an organisation and its assets. In practice it is applied by asset-intensive organisations and teams establishing a common asset management framework.
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