Bridge managers are faced with the task of managing a network of structures that continue to age and deteriorate while the requirements of stakeholders and users increase in tune with a growing population and the demands of industry for bigger, heavier loads. In the past there has been a focus on providing new bridge infrastructure, which in some cases has come at the cost of effectively managing existing structures. Bridge managers are forced to operate in a resource-constrained environment wherein a large network of structures must be managed with limited funding from council rates and other, more sporadic sources, including State and Federal Government grants. This workshop will provide guidance to bridge managers on how they can rise to this challenge. It also provides a practical awareness of this to asset managers, infrastructure planners and managers, transportation network managers, those in recurrent investment and strategy roles, as well as strategic directors and those in policy and budget roles.
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