- Xyst’s Principal Environmental Consultant, Michele Frey, is featured in the Inspiring Directors Spotlight on the Institute of Directors’ current news and articles page. Read more about Michele’s achievements, mantra and professional focus here.
We support local government and other agencies in the sustainable planning and management of parks, open space and public facilities, to create better towns and cities in which to live and play.
We also partner with industry organisations to develop and deliver latest best practice solutions, tools and training. These include NZRA, IPWEA, World Urban Parks, ARPA, BCRPA, PRO and OPA.
Xyst has offices and works throughout Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
To see a sample of some of our latest work you can view our recent projects page here.
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- Generate NZ and Xyst have an awesome scholarship opportunity for an up and coming leader to develop their professional career. To apply, download and submit the Application Form to the address provided within the document: Xyst Young Leaders – application for scholarship
- To read more about the benefits such as mentoring, support and gaining ARPro accreditation download the Information Sheet: Xyst Young Leaders – scholarship Information
- Applications close 29 March 2019
- Xyst Australia is seeking a senior consultant who is experienced in parks/open space management and planning, who will help support and grow the consultancy business and reputation.
- The person will have a broad range of knowledge and practical skills associated with parks/open spaces management, that ideally covers the holistic disciplines of parks planning, asset management and operations.
- If this sounds like you, then please contact us now for a copy of the job description
Xyst has been engaged by IPWEA to prepare a series of Practice Notes (PN) for parks management. The purpose of the PN’s is to provide sector specific practical guidance to implement the principles of the International Infrastructure Management Manual.
Practice Note 10.4 is designed to provide practical, parks specific management advice and guidance. It uses best practice principles combined with industry examples to implement parks management tasks in the areas of:
- Service delivery planning
- Service reviews
- Service delivery specifications
- Quality management
- Contract management
- Maintenance planning
- Financial requirements for operations and maintenance
- Documenting the above information in the lifecycle management section of the asset management plan
PN 10.4 is available from the IPWEA website bookstore www.ipwea.org/publications/bookshop
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Knowledge – We apply considerable shared, broad-based knowledge to the three key sectors of parks and community facilities services i.e. asset management, strategic planning and operations. This allows us to provide a genuinely holistic approach. The industry norm is for specialist knowledge in one sector only.
Understanding – Our combined knowledge and complementary skills in the public sector mean we have a greater understanding of client requirements and the industry environment. This means more insightful solutions to customer needs.
Practicality – Our knowledge and understanding are applied to create well-grounded solutions able to be implemented via useful, practical, steps.
Leadership – Our personnel are industry leaders recognised by their peers. We produce leading edge, award-winning products and outputs.
Service – We deliver a successful conclusion and promise only what we can deliver. Our experience guarantees the ability to deliver a successful conclusion.
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