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  1. Asset Handover Management

    Introduction Effective management of infrastructure assets is crucial for optimising outcomes and ensuring cost-effective operations over the asset's entire life. A critical part of this involves the asset handover process , which is the final tas...
  2. Expansion Joint Type

    AWM Table :   Bridges Attribute:   Expansion Joint Type Purpose:   To identify the type of expansion joint used in a bridge, which helps assess how the structure accommodates movement caused by temperature changes, traffic...
  3. Assets to be Managed in AWM

    AWM is intended to support the management of a broad range of road corridor assets and their associated components. Figure X provides an overview of the asset classes commonly found within the road corridor, including pavement, structures, draina...
  4. HOW TO - Add a Project that is on a road that is not in the AWM System

    In some cases, there will be projects that need to have a monthly report generated each month but they are not located on a current national road and therefore, are not represented in the AWM System. For example, a sub-national or provincial road ...
  5. Bridge Type

    AWM Table :   Bridge Attribute:   Bridge Type Purpose:   To provide bridge categorisation that differentiates the structure and support provided by the bridge.  Value Description Photo Example Arch An Arch ...
  6. Monthly Project Monitoring - Process

  7. AWM Mobile Fundamentals

    Note: AWM used to be called RAMM. When you first open RAMM (AWM) mobile you will see this log-in screen. Use the same log-in details as you would use for go.ramm.com. Next, you’ll be asked to select the database. Select Papua New Guinea. ...
  8. Network Type

    AWM Table :   Carriageway Attribute:   Network Type Purpose:   To provide road categorisation that differentiates the current level of service provided by the road section (carriageway).  This closely aligns with accessibili...
  9. User Management

    Why permissions are important Data protection is extremely important and needs to be managed carefully.  Within any organisation there will be many AWM users with varying roles and responsibilities.  The permissions in AWM around access, and w...
  10. Network Model

    This article describes how the network model is defined and then created and managed in AWM. Network Model Overview Within a road and transport context, a network supports and enables the movement of vehicles, goods and people.  The road network...