This webinar is for ALGIM Council / CCO members only.
Water and wastewater facilities depend heavily on complex mechanical and electrical assets — pumps, treatment systems, control equipment, and instrumentation — yet the information delivered at project handover is often inconsistent, incomplete, or difficult to use in operations.
This webinar presents a practical Information Management framework based on ISO 19650, specifically adapted for facilities-based water assets. The session will explain how to define, manage, and verify as-built information so that asset owners receive trusted geometry and documentation that supports operations, maintenance, compliance, and future upgrades.
Drawing from real implementation experience, the webinar will cover how teams can perform the Project Information Management (PIM) role, establish clear information requirements, and enable better integration with asset management systems and emerging digital capabilities such as digital twins and IoT.
Attendees will gain practical insights into:
- Structuring information requirements for mechanical and electrical assets
- Improving handover quality and reducing lifecycle risk
- Aligning project delivery with operational asset needs
- Building a foundation for advanced digital asset management
This session is intended for asset owners, engineers, project managers, and information management professionals involved in water infrastructure delivery and operations.
About the Presenter:
Mr Juan Martinez
Digital Engineering Lead
Tauranga City Council
Juan Martinez brings a unique blend of experience from both the private consultancy sector and local government, offering deep insights into the operational and strategic challenges faced on each side.
In his current role as Digital Engineering Lead at City Waters, Juan has developed and implemented an Information Management framework aligned with ISO principles, driving the adoption of digital engineering practices across infrastructure projects.
Juan is an active contributor to the water industry, he is currently one of the four national BIM in NZ advisors, and an active collaborator within WaterNZ SWIG Digital Engineering and AI Forum AEC working groups. His collaborative approach and strategic thinking have earned him recognition as a valued voice in the digital transformation of infrastructure delivery.
Juan is known for his ability to build strong relationships across all organizational levels — from frontline operators to senior executives — creating trust and alignment in complex initiatives.
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