Infrastructure Matters by IPWEA
Welcome to Infrastructure Matters by IPWEA, a podcast where we discuss all things infrastructure, asset management and public works.
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S4E8: Inside New York City’s Fleet with Keith Kerman (opens the original)
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Fleet teams are expected to keep essential services moving through emergencies, ageing assets, workforce shortages and rapid technological change, all while maintaining safety, readiness and public accountability.In this episode, Keith Kerman explains how New York City manages one of the world’s largest municipal fleet operations and why the same principles apply whether an organisation operates hundreds of vehicles or tens of thousands.Keith Kerman, Chief Fleet Officer for the City of New York
S4E7: Elevating Fleet Management with Emad Loka (opens the original)
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Fleet teams are managing rapid technological change, increasingly complex vehicles and growing operational demands, all while competing for limited capital.In this episode, Emad Loka explains how fleet professionals can elevate their role, influence senior decision-makers and position fleet as a strategic value-delivery system.Emad Loka, Director Fleet at Fire and Rescue NSW, joins Infrastructure Matters host and IPWEA Chief Executive David Jenkins to explore:✅ Why fleet management is evolving i
S4E6: Corruption, Procurement and Public Trust with the Hon John Hatzistergos AM (opens the original)
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Public infrastructure must be delivered efficiently—but when procurement controls weaken, public money and public trust can be placed at risk. In this episode, the Hon John Hatzistergos AM, Chief Commissioner of the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption, joins host David Jenkins to explore how corruption develops, where contracting systems become vulnerable and how infrastructure professionals can protect the public interest. John also offers practical advice for professionals entering l
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