Terotechnica Asset Management College
AM-Tech provides World Class Asset Management Training through our Terotechnica Asset Management College
AM-TECH PROVIDES WORLD CLASS ASSET MANAGEMENT TRAINING THROUGH OUR TEROTECHNICA ASSET MANAGEMENT COLLEGE
- AM-Tech wishes to be instrumental in improving the level of Physical Asset Management and in particular Maintenance Practice.
- As such, we develop and formalise maintenance management theory and impart that knowledge to Maintenance Practitioners.
- This is done through the Terotechnica Asset Management College in Pretoria, which was established in 1992.
- 2023 COURSE SCHEDULE
The Terotechnica Maintenance College is a division of M-Tech Consulting Engineers (Pty) Ltd.
M-Tech was founded as a maintenance consulting company. However, maintenance training became the main activity in 1991. This was after it became clear that industry has a great need for maintenance training.
| Pretoria | Vanderbijlpark | |
| 140 Firethorn Street Bougainvillea Estates Montana Park |
Address | 15 Elgar Street SW5 |
| P.O. Box 14198 Hatfield 0028 |
Postal | P.O. Box 4627 Vanderbijlpark 1900 |
| (012) 548 6096 | Telephone | (016) 932 1629 |
| (012) 548 6103 | Fax | (016) 932 2810 |
| (082) 855 8016 | Cell | (082) 855 8016 |
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