Municipalities are custodians of community infrastructure such as roads, waste disposal sites, water and sanitation systems, and public facilities. Infrastructure is the cornerstone of social uplifting, public health and safety. Infrastructure is essential to achieve the increased levels of economic growth through job creation and establishment of well serviced areas conducive to economic investment. The Gauteng Provincial Treasury: Municipal Asset Management (MAM) provides assistance and guidance to Provincial Municipalities on the regulatory framework which governs among other things Infrastructure Asset Management. Therefore, MAM has identified the need for Infrastructure Asset Management training for municipalities within the province, which will enhance the management of municipal assets, accountability and reporting. The aim is to bring in together the technical operations managers and finance practitioners through an integrated and holistic approach to asset management. This will ensure that operational asset managers understand the financial implications of their responsibilities and the accounting rules that must be applied, and in turn ensures that finance practitioners, who manage the asset registers, fully understand operational needs and enable them to provide information system that supports all aspects of asset management.