100% Pass Guaranteed Accurate IAM-Certificate Answers 365 Days Free Updates [Q11-Q26]

Posted On February 4, 2026

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NO.11 Which of these statements is UNTRUE?

Asset information is always worth collecting regardless of cost

Asset information has maintenance costs as well as collection costs

Asset information can be treated as an asset in its own right

Collectingall available asset datawithout consideration ofvalue, relevance, or costleads to waste and inefficiency. Asset data should bejustified by its use in decision-making.
Exact Extract from IAM – Asset Information: Strategy, Management and Governance:
“Information collection should be justified based on decision value. Over-collection can waste resources and impair decision-making clarity.”

NO.12 What are the main cost elements of a whole-life cost approach?

Installation, failure and refurbishment costs

Asset deterioration and reliability costs

maintenance, associated financing costs refurbishment, and disposal costs

Installation, maintenance and operations, and disposal costs

NO.13 A vital element underpinning successful asset management, are …..

Competent

Consistent

Optimal decision-making

A-B-C True

NO.14 Value based on AM is ……

Value creation.

Waste elimination

Value objective

The Assets

NO.15 Which of the following is typically NOT a capital investment?

Asset renewal

Replacement assets

Asset creation

Safety inspections

Property acquisition

Capital investmentrefers to spending on assets that will deliver value over the long term, typically involving creation, acquisition, renewal, or enhancementof assets.Safety inspections, however, are anoperational expense (Opex)and part of regular maintenance and compliance activities.
Exact Extract from IAM – Asset Management: An Anatomy (v4), Section 4.3.3 – Capital Investment Decision-Making:
“Capital investment includes asset creation, acquisition, or major renewal. Routine inspections and maintenance activities are operational expenditures.”

NO.16 What is PAS 55?

A BSI Publically Available Specification for the optimized management of physical assets

A BSI Previously Available Specification for the optimized management of physical assets

A BSI Publically Available Specification for the optimized management of financial assets

A BSI Previously Available Specification for the optimized management of financial assets

NO.17 Which are included in the asset life cycle :

Acquire – Corporate- Operate – Dispose

Acquire – Commission – Operate – Diaspora

Acquire – Commission – Operate – Dispose

Acquire – Commission – Performance- Dispose

NO.18 The benefits of an asset management system are…

Formalizes asset management

Establish roles and responsibilities

Bring best practices into the organization

A-B-C are true

An asset management system, especially when aligned with ISO 55000, delivers comprehensive business benefits, including structured role clarity, procedural discipline, and the integration of industry best practices.
This leads to more transparent governance, accountability, and performance management across the asset lifecycle.
* Ais true: It transforms informal practices into formal procedures.
* Bis true: Clearly defines roles and governance responsibilities.
* Cis true: Embeds global best practices via systematic frameworks.
Exact Extract from ISO 55000:2014, Clause 3.4:
“An asset management system enables an organization to achieve its asset management objectives and derive value from its assets… It formalizes roles and responsibilities and incorporates recognized practices.”

NO.19 Which of the following statements is not a management asset?

a recognition that assets have a life cycle

an approach that looks to get the best out of the assets for the benefit of the organisation and/or its stakeholders

understanding and managing the risk associated with owning assets

a substitute for quality management

NO.20 Who should demonstrate leadership in ensuring adequate, periodic review of the suitability, adequacy and effectiveness of the Asset Management System?

The Senior Engineer

The Head of Asset Management

The Board Audit Committee

The Top Management Team

An Independent Auditor

ISO 55001 requires top managementto regularly evaluate the asset management system’s effectiveness.
Leadership and review responsibilitiescannot be delegated externally.
Exact Extract from ISO 55001:2014, Clause 9.3 – Management Review:
“Top management shall review the organization’s asset management system at planned intervals to ensure its continuing suitability, adequacy and effectiveness.”

NO.21 What is the purpose of the asset management policy?

To determine the asset management objectives including costs, risks and performance, aligned with the organisational objectives.

To set a framework of principles for translating the organisation’s strategic objectives into asset management objectives and guiding development of the asset management strategy.

To describe the long-term approach to the management of physical assets and how organisational objectives are converted into asset management objectives.

To address the approach of the asset management organisation to realise the (strategic) asset management plans.

To balance the costs and benefits of different renewal maintenance overhaul and disposal interventions in support of the asset management objectives.

Theasset management policyis a high-level document that provides direction and a framework for developing asset management strategies and objectives. It does not include specific activities, financials, or operational details.
Exact Extract from ISO 55001:2014, Clause 5.2 – Asset Management Policy:
“The policy provides a framework for the setting of asset management objectives and alignment with the strategic plan.”

NO.22 The comparison between Lean and Asset Management, are ……

All about Value, Risk, Maintenance

All about Purpose, Process, People

All about Asset, People, System

All about Security System

NO.23 External stakeholders can influence asset management activities within an organisation by:

Defining the renewal and maintenance policies which govern the creation of the asset management plan

Having the power of veto over what the organisation does

Influencing the Organisational Strategic Plan through structured engagement

NO.24 The objectives that the organization wants to achieve from its asset management activities, are ….

to describe an organisation’s long-term approach to managing its assets

the future capability and performance requirements of assets, asset systems and the asset portfolio as a whole

A & B True

A & B False

Asset management objectives capture bothstrategic intentandperformance expectations. They serve as the basis for determining investment priorities, risk controls, and lifecycle decisions.
* Arefers to the long-term vision of asset management.
* Bspecifies measurable technical and functional requirements.Both are correct and together form the foundation of asset-centric organizational planning.
Exact Extract from IAM – Asset Management: An Anatomy (v4), Section 4.3.1 – Asset Management Objectives:
“Asset management objectives describe what the organization aims to achieve from managing its assets, including both long-term direction and specific capability and performance outcomes.”

NO.25 In conducting a demand analysis, there are several elements to consider:

Historical demand

Drivers for demand and the change in demand over time

Changes in required levels of service and/or products

All above true

NO.26 Asset Management should deliver:

The organisation’s strategic objectives

The maximum dividends for the organisation’s shareholders

The maximum level of service for the organisation’s customers

All false

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