Communication & stakeholder engagement

Effective communication and stakeholder engagement is crucial in the successful design, development and delivery of infrastructure.
More information ›News
Across the board, and across the globe, asset owners are facing the ever-increasing challenge of balancing existing service levels, asset performance, risk and expenditure over their asset lifecycles.
Critical infrastructure is under pressure to support the needs of a rapidly changing society. In turn, public authorities are faced with the challenge of managing assets efficiently and cost effectively.
Safeguarding asset utilisation is becoming more relevant in customer facing organisations in sectors such as transport, education, utilities and health where disruptions can impact service availability, safety and reputation. An effective asset management program is also fundamental in sectors like mining, manufacturing and building where lost production capability has an immediate impact on the financial bottom line.
We combine deep technical expertise with digital tools to assess the health, operational and functional integrities of your asset base, establishing an integrated lifecycle management program to optimise your sustaining capital program and to inform investment decisions.
Transition risks are those risks linked to the transformation towards a low-carbon economy.
Changes in social values and stakeholder expectations are the key drivers of transition risk. Followed by regulatory changes, reflecting both the social and political shifts and technological changes required to achieve decarbonisation.
Transition risks strand assets and operations and can result in business models becoming obsolete. Careful navigation of transition risks will enable the harnessing of opportunities provided by a low-carbon economy when developing strategies, policies and projects.
Physical risks come from the direct effects of climate change. This risk category includes more frequent and extreme weather events, and changes to baseline conditions, such as sea level and air temperature.
Physical risks cause damage to property, can affect the performance of assets and impact the valuations of financial assets.
Careful management of these risks can mitigate increased recovery costs, disrupted supply chains, and product redundancy. While adaptation strategies help to increase society's resilience to climate change.
With significant industry experience in all lifecycle phases, Aurecon’s asset management specialists understand the challenges faced by asset owners.
This enables our specialists to provide rapid, innovative solutions in the planning, construction, preservation and use of assets to extract value and manage cost, through offerings including:
Partnering with clients across a range of markets, in locations worldwide, our six global integrated advisory offerings help shape your assets for competitive advantage, delivering value across all project stages and unlocking the potential a future-ready asset base provides.
Learn more ›A game-changer for the water utilities sector: Aurecon with partner Arup have been appointed Sydney Water’s Planning Partner in 2019 for 10 years. More information ›
Aurecon rolls out a digital efficiency programme for TAFE SA campuses in South Australia. More information ›
With billions of dollars’ worth of assets, Queensland Health engaged Aurecon to develop a framework for the preparation of Strategic Asset Management Plans. More information ›
Aurecon was appointed by the Commonwealth of Australia Department of Defence to develop a solution to combat the challenges of an ageing Defence Estate. More information ›
Effective communication and stakeholder engagement is crucial in the successful design, development and delivery of infrastructure.
More information ›Using our digital engineering and advisory expertise, Aurecon supports our clients in taking control of their digital possibilities to improve their businesses.
More information ›Aurecon understands that the environmental, social and economic impact of projects is a crucial consideration for our clients and the communities in which we operate.
More information ›Aurecon helps organisations make better decisions about the asset base to deliver infrastructure projects that improve both productivity and quality of life.
More information ›Aurecon's extensive project management and delivery capabilities provide our clients with certainty of project outcomes and are focused on achieving our client's objectives.
More information ›We partner with asset intensive organisations to help them achieve and maintain quartile one asset performance, which means delivering a more profitable, sustainable and future ready operation.
More information ›Copyright 2021 Aurecon Group Brand Pty. Ltd.