PROFESSOR STEVEN MALE

Professor of Property and Infrastructure Asset Management.

School of Civil Engineering, University of Leeds
SEMINAR ON INTRODUCTION TO
Professor Steven Male, Institute for Resilient Infrastructure, School of Civil

VALUE MANAGEMENT
APPLICATION
APPLICATION
26 February 2011
Dewan Kuliah, University Malaya
9.00am - 12.00 pm
The seminar will highlight how Value Management and Value Engineering have been
used on projects and will contrast this with examples of how it has been used to set up
asset management frameworks within government agency and across central govern-
ment. It will also highlight how Value Management has been used on Programmes of
Projects.
Outside of the manufacturing sectors of industry, Value Management is principally
seen as a project-focused methodology. Value Engineering, as a subset of Value Man-
agement focuses on the decision to invest, establishing requirements and scope and
ensuring that the investment or ‘business’ project is defined and delivered appropri-
ately from the outset. Value Management is much more radical is its approach to
projects. The focus of Value Engineering is ensuring that the investment decision, the
requirements and scope of the project. Value Engineering focuses on aligning the
appropriate ‘technical project’ to meet the investment or business project. Value Engi-
neering is much more concerned with incremental improvements to technical
solutions and options in projects.
Organised By:
Institute Of Value Management Malaysia (IVMM)
No42B, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah A9/A
Seksyen 9, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor
Tel: 03-5510 1808 Fax: 03-5512 1808
Engineering, University of Leeds is Professor of Property and Infrastructure
Asset Management. He has secured in excess of £3m of research funding and
has undertaken extensive industrial research and consultancy involving
knowledge and technology transfer. He has conducted in excess of 150 value
management, risk management and project audit studies. Steven
co-subsequently underlook an international benchmarking study into Value
Management, funded by the Engineering and Physic al Sciences Research
Council. In 2004 he and colleagues Professor John Kelly and practitioner
Drummond Graham, brought together their 20 years of experience in
conducting research and consultancy in Value Management into a text book published by Blackwell
Science
During 2004-2005 Steven led a team to develop a National Asset Management Framework for the
Environment Agency’s £23bn replacement value asset base and associated £300-400m/annum
capital programme. During 2005-2006 Steven led a team to undertake the UK Of�ice of Government
Commerce’s (OGC) research project to investigate improving asset management of the £220bn
central civil government estate and with a team from the School completed a study in 2008/2009
for the OGC and investigate capacity, capability and skills in the procurement of major construction
programmes and projects across the public sector, with speci�ic reference to central government.
Steven has been a National Council member and is currently a member of Faculty, Institute for Asset
Management. He was a member of the Project Board to develop the latest version of BSi PAS55
Physical Asset Management.
Steven is currently co-leading an organisational capability programme in London Underground
(LU) for their recently launched Project Management Framework. He has researched, designed and
is currently delivering a workshop based training programme covering some 600 senior and middle
management personnel across the LU business.
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