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- 1. Rail Safety 2015 Conference It’s everyone’s responsibility PRESENTING 24 – 26 March 2015 | The Langham, Melbourne www.railsafetyconference.com.au/2015 Key speakers include: Kirby Jang, Director, Investigations Rail/ Pipeline, Transport Safety Bureau Canada Clement Michel, CEO, Yarra Trams Bob Herbert, Chairman, TrackSAFE Mark Wild, CEO, Public Transport Victoria Susan McCarrey, CEO, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator Emeritus Professor Ron McCallum, University of Sydney Kevin Taylor, CEO, Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board Graham Sibery, Executive Director, Rail Operations and Safety, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, SA Greg Pauline, Managing Director, Genesee & Wyoming Terry Scott, Managing Director, Transdev Auckland Bob Stacey, General Manager, KiwiRail John McArthur, Managing Director, Freightliner Australia Ross Nacey, Director, Qube Logistics (Rail) Jim Modrouvanos, Director, Asset Standards Authority RAIL INDUSTRY SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD
- 2. RISSB Rail Safety 2015 Conference Tuesday 24 March 2015 CONFERENCE PLENARY 1.00 Registration 1.30 Opening comments from the chair INDUSTRY UPDATES 1.40 RISSB update Kevin Taylor, CEO, RISSB STATE ISSUES 2.20 Rail safety initiatives in Victoria —— Regional Rail Link Project —— Transition to ONRSR —— Safety Culture improvements Mark Wild, CEO, Public Transport Victoria 2.50 Rail safety initiatives in Yarra Trams Clement Michel, CEO, Yarra Trams 3.20 Afternoon tea RISK MANAGEMENT IN RAIL SAFETY 3.50 Safety risk management in Australia – A RISSB perspective —— Project SISAR including the SRM —— Risk Modelling Concept of Operation —— RPT as a way forward Jesse Baker, Manager, Safety and Systems, RISSB 4.20 A contemporary approach to establishing organisational risk decision criteria and determining the tolerability of risk Bret Barton, Operations Manager, Nova Systems 4.50 Close of Day One 5.00-7.00 Welcome Reception Join us for a drink amongst our boutique exhibition area to reconnect, and uncover new working relationships. Our official Welcome Reception is open to all delegates and exhibition stand staff, plenty of opportunity to create plans for the rest of the evening in Melbourne. WORKSHOP – Learning from Derailments 8.30 – 12.30pm Most derailments are minor, however all of them result in temporary disruption of the railway system, and they can be dangerous to human health and safety. Background The conference kicks off with a workshop and this year it will be focussed on derailments and what we can learn from previous incidents. We will focus on one specific incident that has recently occurred and review this, determining the causes and providing a full summary of the incident. Purpose What we hope will prove valuable for delegates are the lessons we can learn and put into practice for the future. We hope the forum will bring together like minded individuals and will be used as a platform to share ideas and knowledge. Format Reviewing a derailment that has occurred within the last 12 months —— Determined causes —— Summarising the incident Lessons learned from —— Safety bureau perspective —— Industry perspective What are we doing about it? —— Industry —— Regulator What is the way forward? —— RISSB I warmly welcome you to the 15th RISSB Rail Safety Conference, in Melbourne. The conference will take place from 24th to 26th March at The Langham. The theme this year is: “It’s everyone’s responsibility” and we have developed important knowledge sharing platforms to enable collaboration and promote safety on our railways. We encourage audience interaction, because Rail Safety is “everyone’s responsibility”. At the RISSB Rail Safety 2015 conference topics include: international experiences in collaborative safety; workers’ health and safety; risk management; safety through asset management, as well as regulatory perspectives and industry updates. Meet rail safety experts to share knowledge and develop ongoing relationships in a relaxed atmosphere during the networking breaks and social functions during the conference. The annual dinner taking place on Wednesday 25 March will be held at Showtime Events on the South Wharf and looks set to be a fabulous evening including dinner and drinks. Take the chance to soak up the city the city of Melbourne, from multicultural St Kilda Beach to the spectacular Great Ocean Road. I look forward to meeting you and hope you have an enjoyable experience. Kevin Taylor CEO, Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board DAY 1 www.railsafetyconference.com.au/2015 RAIL INDUSTRY SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD
- 3. RISSB Rail Safety 2015 Conference Wednesday 25 March 2015 8.30 Welcome coffee and registration 9.00 Opening comments from the chair INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN COLLABORATIVE SAFETY 9.10 Common safety methodology – A European perspective —— Practical application of the CSM on risk evaluation and assessment and its wider role in the wider risk management process Representative TBC 9.50 Risk management – an essential process for improving railway safety Dr. Tobias Schaller, Head of unit Scientific Bases, Swiss Federal Office of Transport, Division Safety 10.30 Morning Tea and networking Industry Update 11.00 TrackSAFE Bob Herbert, Chairman, TrackSAFE WORKERS HEALTH AND SAFETY 11.30 Workers health and safety – it’s up to you —— Impact of the incoming Work Health and Safety Act —— Compliance with the act Emeritus Professor Ron McCallum, University of Sydney 12.00 Chain of Responsibility, it’s not just a road transport issue! —— Road Fleet Safety Management in the Rail Industry —— CoR issues that may bite - A rail industry case study Phil Sochon, Director, Fleet Safety Solutions David Edwards, Fleet Safety Solutions 12.30 Lunch RAIL INDUSTRY CASE STUDIES 2.30 The Lac Magantic incident —— Factors leading up to the incident —— Lessons learned Kirby Jang, Director, Investigations Rail/Pipeline, Transport Safety Bureau Canada 3.00 Australian industry case study For further details please visit www.railsafetyconference.com.au/2015 3.30 Afternoon tea CEO PANEL 4.00 It’s everyone’s responsibility – safety culture from the top down Facilitated by Bryan Nye, CEO of the Australasian Railway Association the CEO Panel is an invaluable opportunity to hear from the leading minds in our industry. This year the discussion will focus on the role that everyone plays in creating a safety culture. Culture is created and nurtured by those at the top and this session will give you the opportunity to hear first hand from those that set the tone within some of Australia’s leading rail operators. Panelists: Susan McCarrey, CEO, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator Clement Michel, CEO, Yarra Trams Graham Sibery, Executive Director, Rail Operations and Safety, Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, SA Greg Pauline, Managing Director, Genesee Wyoming Terry Scott, Managing Director, Transdev Auckland Bob Stacey, General Manager, KiwiRail John McArthur, Managing Director, Freightliner Australia Ross Nacey, Director, Qube Lo gistics (Rail) Jim Modrouvanos, Director, Asset Standards Authority 5.00 End of Day Two 6.30 – 10.30 Rail Safety Dinner DAY 2 Rail Safety Dinner 2015 25 March 2015 at Showtime Events Centre SHOWTIME EVENTS CENTRE 61 South Wharf Promenade Shed 11, SOUTH WHARF, 3006 Phone: (03) 9682 1777 This heritage listed venue has been meticulously restored over the past 3 years resulting in what is now known as the unique and industrially glam SHOWTIME EVENTS CENTRE. The annual dinner is the social highlight of Rail safety and bookings are essential. To book your place at the dinner, simply select the rail Safety Dinner option with the conference registration.
- 4. RISSB Rail Safety 2015 Conference Thursday 26 March 2015 8.30 Welcome coffee and registration 9.00 Opening comments from the chair Steve Boshier, Asset Integration Manager, VLine A REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE ON RAIL SAFETY 9.10 Regulators address Susan McCarrey, CEO, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator SAFETY THROUGH ASSET MANAGEMENT 9.40 Completing the jigsaw….system safety assurance and asset management Toby Horstead, Principal Manager, Network and Asset Strategy, Asset Standards Authority, Transport for NSW 10.10 A whole of business approach to asset management —— Enhancing safety across the whole business Peter Kohler, Commissioner, AM Council 10.40 Morning tea SAFETY MANAGERS REGULATORS PANEL 11.00 Safety – it’s everyone’s responsibility, it’s your responsibility —— Acceptance of safety culture through accountability —— Keeping people safe, taking responsibility —— Legal implications across the business value chain Panelists: Peter Doggett, Executive Director, ONRSR Sandra Wilson-Ryke, General Manager Risk and Safety, ARTC David Bainbridge, National Rail Safety Assurance Manager, Leighton Contractors Robert Groves, Director SEQR, Sydney Trains Lindsay Holt, Rail Safety Compliance Manager, Laing O’Rourke Graham Jackson – Technical Director, Safety Quality, Transport Projects Division, Transport for NSW Greg Ford, Executive General Manager Safety Assurance and Environment, Queensland Rail 12.00 GUEST SPEAKER: Paul De Gelder Improvise. Adapt. Overcome. These three words – the mantra of the Australian Army – resonated with Paul de Gelder the first time he heard them. Paul chased adventure wherever he could find it, from his wild ride as a hoodlum teen and his drug-and-alcohol fuelled stint working in a strip club to hauling his way up to the elite echelons of the defence forces. But trouble hunted him down in the form of a brutal shark in February 2009. Paul lost two limbs, and his career as a daredevil navy clearance diver was flung into jeopardy. Drawing on everything his eventful life had taught him, Paul left nothing to chance in his recovery. He fought through excruciating pain, smashing challenge after challenge, and amazing the medical staff with his will to succeed. His inspiring story takes ‘never say die’ to a whole new level. 1.00 Close of conference 2.00 RISSB future prioritiesworkshop –byinvitationonly DAY 3 www.railsafetyconference.com.au/2015 Venue Details The Langham 1 Southgate Ave, Southbank VIC 3006 Phone: (03) 8696 8888 www.langhamhotels.com
- 5. RISSB Rail Safety 2015 Conference 24 – 26 March 2015 | The Langham, Melbourne Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities The RISSB Rail Safety 2015 conference will bring together key figures to discuss why rail safety is everyone’s responsibility, including understanding and mitigating risk, as well as hearing about new and existing ideas for safer outcomes. It is attended annually by senior safety executives from the leading Rail Operator, Manufacturers, Constructors and Suppliers and if your business is in safety then your organisation should be represented through our fantastic branding sponsorship packages, or as part of our boutique exhibition. For more information on how to be involved contact Paul Towle on +61 (0)2 9080 4422, and position your organisation at the forefront of safety enhancement and innovation in Australia. About RISSB The Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB) is the Australian rail industry’s accredited Industry Standards Development Organisation. Its vision is to ensure the Australian Rail Industry has relevant standards, codes, rules and guidelines that enhance rail safety and sustainability in Australia and New Zealand. To realise this vision its core goals are to develop and maintain harmonised standards, rules, and codes of practice, and engage in programs that enhance the safety, effectiveness and efficiency of the Australian Rail Industry. Hosting the Rail Safety Conference is a core objective of the RISSB to bring together industry and safety minded individuals to develop and enhance safety across our industry. For more information on the RISSB and its Strategic plan visit www.rissb.com.au RAIL INDUSTRY SAFETY AND STANDARDS BOARD A K Ross Associates Pty Ltd Abigroup Contractors Pty Ltd Acmena Group Pty Ltd ARTC Asciano ATRS Pty Ltd Aurizon ACRI Australasian Railway Association ARTC Australian Transport Safety Bureau AWU BHP Billiton Iron Ore BlueScope Steel Bombardier Transportation Bradken Brisbane Marine Pilots Brookfield Rail Central Japan Railway Company Central Queensland University Community Safety Partnerships CQUniversity CRC for Rail Innovation Dakar Risk Management Services DPTI SA Downer El Zorro Transport ENERGEX Limited Ergonomie Australia Pty Ltd ETTT Alliance Evans Peck Federal Railroad Admin (US) Fortescue Metals Group Genesee Wyoming Australia GoldLinQ GrainCorp Hetronic Huegin Hyder Consulting Independent Transport Safety Regulator NSW Indian Railways Interfleet Technology ITS Innovations ITSR-ONRSR John Holland KiwiRail Knorr-Bremse Laing O’Rourke Leighton Contractors Lloyd’s Register Rail Ltd Lockheed Martin Corporation Manildra Group McConnell Dowell McLeod Rail Metro Trains Melbourne Mott MacDonald MTM MTR Corporation Limited National Rail Safety Regulator National Safety Council of Australia nearmap Rail NFA Innovations Nova Systems NSW Police Force NSW Trains National Transport Commission NZ Transport Agency Opus Rail Pacific National Rail Pilz Safe Automation Plant Assessor Public Transport Authority Queensland Rail QLD University of Technology RailPersonnel Regional Rail Link Authority RGB Assurance Pty Ltd Rhomberg Rail Australia Pty Ltd Rio Tinto RISSB RLX Safety International Robert Bosch Australia RSSB UK SAFEmap Australasia Scott Lister SCT Logistics Sydney Trains TasRail TfNSW The Instruction Company Thiess Pty Ltd TrackSAFE Trackwork Services Alliance Transport Certification Australia Transport for NSW U.S. Japan High-Speed Rail LLC UGL V/Line Veolia Transdev Australasia DTI Victoria Watco WA Rail Pty Ltd WS Atkins International Limited Yarra Trams Zoellner Australia Pty Ltd Industry wide representation Job role breakdown of previous attendees Safety Bureau 11% Research Institution 5% Association/ Industry Body 5% Consultant 8% Consstructor 13% Industry Supplier 24% Rail Owner/ Operator 34% Associate/ Principal 7% Business Development 4% Project/ Operations Manager 12% C-Level Executive 19% Director/ General Manager 10% Compliance Manager 5% Safety Manager/ Director 43% Organisations that have come together to further the safety of our industry
- 6. Use your QR Reader App on your smartphone and scan this code to take you directly to the website For full terms and conditions, please visit: www.railsafetyconference.com.au/2015 RISSB Rail Safety 2015 Conference 24 – 26 March 2015 | The Langham, Melbourne If undeliverable return to: PO BOX Q1439, SYDNEY NSW 1230 3 Easy Ways to Register WEB www.railsafetyconference.com.au/2015 Telephone +61 (0)2 9080 4307 – Quoting P15M04 Email info@informa.com.au – Quoting P15M04 Stay Connected LinkedIn www.informa.com.au/rail-on-linkedin Twitter www.twitter.com/transportseries Blog www.informaaustralia.wordpress.com YouTube www.youtube.com/informaoz Google+ www.informa.com.au/googleplus Slideshare www.slideshare.net/informaoz in Pricing Details Register Early Save Early Bird Rate Book pay on or before 06/02/15 Standard Rate Book pay from 07/02/15 Conference Package PRICE GST TOTAL SAVE PRICE GST TOTAL Two Day Conference $2,195.00 $219.50 $2,414.50 $330 $2,495.00 $249.50 $2,744.50 Two Day Conference workshop $2,795.00 $279.50 $3,074.50 $330 $3,095.00 $309.50 $3,404.50 Workshop only $795.00 $79.50 $874.50 Additional dinner ticket $165.00 $16.50 $181.50 Table of ten for dinner $1,440.00 $144.00 $1,584.00 POSTAGE PAID AUSTRALIA