Asset, waste management summit opens in Abuja tomorrow

A summit on Asset and Waste Management opens in Abuja tomorrow. The UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), the Nigeria High Commission London and Total Facilities Management Limited (TFML)will jointly host the summit  bearing the theme, “Asset Life Cycle: From Asset Acquisition to Rethinking Waste as a Resource.” Organizers said the event designed for those eager […]

Asset, waste management summit opens in Abuja tomorrow
Asset, waste management summit opens in Abuja tomorrow

A summit on Asset and Waste Management opens in Abuja tomorrow.
The UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), the Nigeria High Commission London and Total Facilities Management Limited (TFML)will jointly host the summit  bearing the theme, “Asset Life Cycle: From Asset Acquisition to Rethinking Waste as a Resource.”
Organizers said the event designed for those eager to improve their understanding of Asset and Waste Management will help business owners, managers and practitioners learn how to reduce operating costs, increase the economic life of capital equipment, reduce company liability and increase the reliability of systems and components.
As part of the gathering of over 400 professionals, senior stakeholders (local and international) within the Asset Management and Waste Management space will discuss and proffer solutions matters relating to lack of maintenance and the rising waste management burden.
There will be networking opportunities during the summit including a dinner reception with the British High Commissioner that will attract key players from the government, power, oil  and gas, real estate, transport, banking, manufacturing and telecoms sectors.
Some of the sessions will provide a learning platform to introduce participants to the importance of Asset and Waste Management including the latest ISO55000 and ISO14001 standards.
 

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