Speaker Biograghy: Mike is the Senior Manager for Facilities and Infrastructure at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, a division of the Port of Seattle, where he is responsible for leading the management of a portfolio of over US$7bn in facility assets. He is a national leader in facilities asset management in the United States. He gained experience in asset management leading development of complex electrical and mechanical systems in the nuclear power industry, as well as with the US Navy Civil Engineer Corps, where he was an officer responsible for managing very large facility asset portfolios. Mike’s credentials include a Master's degree in civil engineering, Licensed Professional Engineer, Certified Energy Manager and Acquisition Professional Community.


Day 3 - 16 March
Session: Facilities Maintenance & Management

10:15 - 11:10 - Panel Discussion: Sustainable asset management
Synopsis: What are the key elements of sustainable asset management? How can sustainable asset management improve financial and environmental performance? What is the business case justification for sustainable asset management? How can sustainable asset management be linked to capital development programmes? What data metrics and analytics should be used to improve energy efficiency?

Day 3 - 16 March
Session: Facilities Maintenance & Management

09:40 - 10:15 - The future of sustainable asset management for airport terminals
Synopsis: This presentation will focus on innovative trends in the future of asset management for airport terminals, and integration with capital development programmes. Airports worldwide are making significant investments in new development. A strategic approach is needed for renewal of existing terminal facilities, as well as for sustainable design of new terminals targeting improved economic and environmental performance. This presentation will outline strategies to integrate asset management with capital development programmes and sustainability initiatives for improved economic and environmental performance. Exciting trends for predictive maintenance will be described, such as characteristic metering and greater data analytics with artificial intelligence.

Audience will learn:

• The business case and value proposition for asset management for airport leadership and airline partners
• Strategies to integrate asset management with capital development programmes and sustainability initiatives for improved economic and environmental performance
• Total cost of ownership components, renewal modelling guidelines and methods for determining replacement costs, decay curves, level of service
• Exciting trends for predictive maintenance, such as characteristic metering and greater data analytics with artificial intelligence
• Alignment of facility and business systems at airports that support asset management, like CMMS, PeopleSoft, GIS and BIM