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About ASAM RT

Preserving Operational Knowledge and Advancing Water Asset Management

“Proven knowledge is so easily lost or discarded and is often replaced with information based on modelling or unworkable solutions.”

David Barry

Water Industry Advocate

About US

About ASAM RT

Preserving Operational Knowledge and Advancing Water Asset Management


“Proven knowledge is so easily lost or discarded and is often replaced with information based on modelling or unworkable solutions.”

David Barry

Water Industry Advocate

Our Mission

At ASAM RT, our mission is to empower water industry professionals with tools and resources to efficiently manage water assets. We strive to ensure compliance, preserve operational knowledge and streamline processes for future generations of operators, managers and contractors.

Our Vision

We envision a future where water asset management is simplified and universally accessible. By providing proven data management solutions and innovative tools, we aim to foster compliance, safety and efficiency across the water industry.

Our Expertise

With decades of experience and deep insight into water industry operations, ASAM RT offers a robust platform that supports asset management, report generation and safety compliance. Our specialized tools, including the Titan Arm, are designed to meet the unique challenges of water asset management, ensuring safer, smarter and more effective operations.


Our Mission

At ASAM RT, our mission is to empower water industry professionals with tools and resources to efficiently manage water assets. We strive to ensure compliance, preserve operational knowledge and streamline processes for future generations of operators, managers and contractors.


Our Vision

We envision a future where water asset management is simplified and universally accessible. By providing proven data management solutions and innovative tools, we aim to foster compliance, safety and efficiency across the water industry.


Our Expertise

With decades of experience and deep insight into water industry operations, ASAM RT offers a robust platform that supports asset management, report generation and safety compliance. Our specialized tools, including the Titan Arm, are designed to meet the unique challenges of water asset management, ensuring safer, smarter and more effective operations.

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Frequently asked questions

ASAM RT is a comprehensive platform designed to help water industry professionals manage asset data, generate reports and ensure compliance. It provides tools to streamline operations and preserve knowledge for future generations.

ASAM RT is designed for operators, managers, contractors, and regulators in the water industry. Whether you’re managing inspections, ensuring compliance, or maintaining safety, ASAM RT supports your operational needs.

ASAM RT enables users to create industry-compliant reports, including priority and status indicators, reservoir inspection summaries and maintenance logs, tailored to meet water asset management standards.

Simply log in via the Login button on the top menu. Once logged in, you’ll have access to templates, guides, reports, and more. For first-time users, please contact us for access credentials.

popular questions!

Frequently asked questions

ASAM RT is a comprehensive platform designed to help water industry professionals manage asset data, generate reports and ensure compliance. It provides tools to streamline operations and preserve knowledge for future generations.

ASAM RT is designed for operators, managers, contractors, and regulators in the water industry. Whether you’re managing inspections, ensuring compliance, or maintaining safety, ASAM RT supports your operational needs.

ASAM RT enables users to create industry-compliant reports, including priority and status indicators, reservoir inspection summaries and maintenance logs, tailored to meet water asset management standards.

Simply log in via the Login button on the top menu. Once logged in, you’ll have access to templates, guides, reports, and more. For first-time users, please contact us for access credentials.

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Aqua Safe Skills

Confined Space Access (Video)

This video highlights critical safety and water quality issues in water storage reservoirs, emphasizing the importance of confined space access procedures.

For more industry-specific knowledge and resources, visit Aqua Safe Skills.

Aqua Safe Skills is your trusted source for water industry knowledge and safety data. The site provides proven insights and practical tools for professionals, supporting safe and effective operations.

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Aqua Facts

If vandals access sites on a regular basis and there is evidence of unauthorised access to the roof area, then the overall risk rating for the tank is ROL (running on luck!) for potential water quality impacts, structural or fixture damages.
Every possible step needs to be taken to eliminate unauthorized access to site and deter any unwanted visits.

Use security cameras, maintain secured compounds and install access doors, ladders and hatches that are sturdy and locked.

Also ensure the site is checked regularly by operational staff. Access by known persons such as Teleco contractors or neighboring property owners should be documented.

Site works should be monitored to ensure that structural issues have not been created or the stored water in the tank has not been exposed to contamination impacts.

Inspect areas around platforms, entry hatches and roof fixtures for poor drainage by doing a ‘bucket of water’ test.

Pour water around ‘sealed’ areas, then look and listen inside the tank for evidence of water leaking back in.
Do this test after any upgrades to the roof area.

Platform and hatch areas are the most common places where contaminants enter into storage tanks.

Potable water should be recognised as a food grade product and its storage facilities treated the same as if they contained milk, wine or grain.

In the latter cases, it would be totally unacceptable if external contaminants such as storm water, bird faeces or dust were allowed to enter and mix with the stored product.

Having a sequential series of photographs can assist with further assessment of a developing issue, or provide supporting evidence for the programing of rectification works.

Collecting a series of photos of the same feature/fixture from the same profile, can give a representation of the degradation or increasing severity of an issue over time.

Many maintenance issues have a commonality amongst similar designs and types of machinery.

By recording all the static data such as motor and pump brands, seal and coupling types, an identified failure can often lead to developing issues amongst the other similar pumping units.

A search and tracking facility within the data storage system can save valuable time in avoiding expensive and time consuming equipment failures before they occur.

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Aqua Facts

If vandals access sites on a regular basis and there is evidence of unauthorised access to the roof area, then the overall risk rating for the tank is ROL (running on luck!) for potential water quality impacts, structural or fixture damages.
Every possible step needs to be taken to eliminate unauthorized access to site and deter any unwanted visits.

Use security cameras, maintain secured compounds and install access doors, ladders and hatches that are sturdy and locked.

Also ensure the site is checked regularly by operational staff. Access by known persons such as Teleco contractors or neighboring property owners should be documented.

Site works should be monitored to ensure that structural issues have not been created or the stored water in the tank has not been exposed to contamination impacts.

Inspect areas around platforms, entry hatches and roof fixtures for poor drainage by doing a ‘bucket of water’ test.

Pour water around ‘sealed’ areas, then look and listen inside the tank for evidence of water leaking back in.
Do this test after any upgrades to the roof area.

Platform and hatch areas are the most common places where contaminants enter into storage tanks.

Potable water should be recognised as a food grade product and its storage facilities treated the same as if they contained milk, wine or grain.

In the latter cases, it would be totally unacceptable if external contaminants such as storm water, bird faeces or dust were allowed to enter and mix with the stored product.

Having a sequential series of photographs can assist with further assessment of a developing issue, or provide supporting evidence for the programing of rectification works.

Collecting a series of photos of the same feature/fixture from the same profile, can give a representation of the degradation or increasing severity of an issue over time.

Many maintenance issues have a commonality amongst similar designs and types of machinery.

By recording all the static data such as motor and pump brands, seal and coupling types, an identified failure can often lead to developing issues amongst the other similar pumping units.

A search and tracking facility within the data storage system can save valuable time in avoiding expensive and time consuming equipment failures before they occur.

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