Asset Management

Develop the knowledge and practical skills required to manage, maintain, safeguard, and optimise organisational assets throughout their lifecycle.

Date: 23–25 November 2026
Duration: 3 Days
NQF Level: 5
Credits: 12
Aligned to Unit Standard 243265

Course Overview
This accredited skills programme provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of asset management principles, frameworks, and best practices. Learners will acquire the skills required to manage asset lifecycles, maintain asset registers, analyse financial reports, mitigate risk, and ensure compliance with asset management and financial management requirements.

Who Should Attend

• Asset Management practitioners
• Finance officials
• Supply Chain Management practitioners
• Financial managers
• Operations managers
• Asset controllers
• Public sector officials responsible for assets
• Supervisors responsible for asset management functions

What You Will Learn

• Asset management principles and frameworks
• Asset classification and lifecycle management
• Asset optimisation and utilisation
• Asset accounting and GRAP requirements
• Asset valuation methods
• Asset risk management
• Asset maintenance planning
• Disposal procedures and controls
• Asset register management
• Financial reporting and analysis
• Supply chain and asset management integration
• Developing corrective action and improvement plans

Programme Content

• Introduction to asset management
• National Treasury asset management framework
• PFMA and MFMA asset management requirements
• Asset lifecycle management
• Asset inspections and performance monitoring
• Asset improvement and optimisation strategies
• Action planning and capital budgeting
• Monitoring and evaluation of asset plans
• Supply chain management and asset management integration
• Demand, acquisition, logistics, and disposal management
• Asset identification and asset registers
• Asset depreciation and accounting treatment
• Fixed asset maintenance and control
• Asset disposal processes and compliance requirements
• GRAP requirements and financial reporting
• Asset valuation methodologies
• Income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements
• Financial analysis and reporting
• Cost-benefit analysis
• Inventory and stock management
• Asset maintenance strategies and planning

Accreditation: Accredited with Services SETA. Aligned to Unit Standard 243265.

Rate: R8 325.00 (incl. VAT, training material, breakfast, lunch, refreshments, assessment, moderation, and certification)