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We are delighted to return to a face-to-face format this year for this much anticipated event on the rail industry calendar.

Our world changed in 2020 and so did the way we all do business. Rail kept Australia moving, despite the challenges of border closures and increased demands on our supply chain.

This year’s conference provides an opportunity to celebrate those achievements. I have no doubt AusRAIL PLUS 2021 will be an event to remember, providing the first opportunity for many of us to come together since 2019. With a wide range of social events on offer as part of the program, this is a not-to-be missed opportunity to reconnect with industry colleagues.

We have been working hard behind the scenes to deliver outstanding content so you can make the most of your AusRAIL PLUS experience in Brisbane. Our three-day event features an extensive program developed following member feedback and includes valuable panel discussions with key rail decision-makers.

AusRAIL PLUS gives the entire industry – from stakeholders to suppliers – a chance to network, collaborate and trade. There’s been strong demand for exhibition space this year as the industry prepares to showcase rail’s resilience, innovation and achievements.

I encourage you to join us at AusRAIL PLUS this year and look forward to seeing you all at the event.

Yours sincerely,

Caroline Wilkie Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Railway Association

Welcome to AusRAIL PLUS 2021 Planner

DAY ONETuesday 30 November

10:00am – 5:00pmINNOVATION HUB

5:30 – 7:30pmExhibition Networking Drinks

2:00 – 5:30pmAfternoon concurrent streams

DAY TWOWednesday 1 December


6:30 – 11:00pmRTAA Yellow Dinner

2:00 – 5:30pmAfternoon concurrent streams

DAY THREEThursday 2 December

8:00am – 7:30pmAll day exhibition



6:30 – 11:00pmGala Dinner

2:00 – 4:30pmAfternoon plenary


Proudly sponsored by: Available to sponsorProudly sponsored by:

PRE-EVENTMonday 29 November

7:00am – 7:00pmExhibitor bump-in

4:00 – 6:00pmWelcome Reception

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9:00am – 1:00pmMorning plenary

KeynotesIndustry panel: What can rail

learn from the aviation industry?



KeynotesRail Project Updates

Industry panel: The need to change procurement in major infrastructure

Passenger RailAsset Management

Rail Freight & Heavy HaulTrack - RTAA

Signalling - IRSE

Safety - ONRSRHydrogen

Rollingstock -RTSATrack - PWI

People, Skills & Workforce DevelopmentSustainability

Rail Services Technology - RTSASupply Chain

ARA Chair AddressKeynotes

Industry panel: How we do meaningfully tackle diversity in the rail sector?

Pitching Competition

KeynotesIndustry panel: Re-engaging customers

in a post-COVID environmentIndustry panel: Sustainability

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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR MAKING AUSRAIL PLUS 2021 POSSIBLE.

2021 Sponsors

PREMIUM GOLD AND RTAA YELLOW DINNER SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR

INNOVATION HUB SPONSOR EXHIBITION NETWORKING DRINKS SPONSOR

OFFICIAL APP SPONSOR

LANYARD SPONSOR WELCOME RECEPTION SPONSOR

NEXT GENERATION CONFERENCE SCHOLARSHIP SPONSOR

EXHIBITION DECALS SPONSOR SUPPORTING SPONSOR

Add your organisation to this prestigious list and/or book your exhibition and advertising by contacting: Deborah Bocock – Director Sponsorship & Exhibitions – Informa Connect at: [email protected] or on: +61 (0) 410 689 476Places are limited, act now! www.ausrail.com.au | 3

WHY SPONSOR, EXHIBIT AND ADVERTISE AT AUSRAIL PLUS 2021? Have access to your ideal target audience under one roof, over three intensive days filled with networking opportunities and

high-visibility branding

Raise your corporate profile and provide exposure opportunities for your projects, products and services

Launch innovative new business opportunities for your clients to review

Increase your brand value and promote your organisation’s expertise during a time of ‘boom’ within the rail sector

Attract personnel from all areas of the rail sector to fulfil vacant positions

Network with end users, manufacturers and leading figures within the Australasian rail sector

Align your marketing spend alongside AusRAIL PLUS’s extensive marketing campaign to increase ROI!

STAND OUT IN THIS RAIL CROWD! GET AMONGST IT! BE SEEN, BE HEARD, NETWORK!

PROMOTIONAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW LIMITED. AVAILABILITY INCLUDES: (At time of print)

Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper and Supporting sponsorship packages

Young Railway Professionals Pitching Competition

Delegate Catering Areas (Exhibition)

Visitor Entry, Delegate Registration Desk & Morning Refreshments

Sponsored Seminars (Innovation Hub)

Exhibitions Decal and Phone Charger Stations

Pens, Writing Pads, Show Bags and more…

ADVERTISE IN THE AUSRAIL E-NEWSLETTERThe AusRAIL eNewsletter (EDM) is sent to around 17000+ qualified rail sector personnel from Informa Connect’s extensive rail, infrastructure, government, manufacturing, mining, security, safety, environmental and construction databases to ensure the strongest attendance and growth of this highly important industry event.

Please subscribe and encourage colleagues, to ensure you receive event updates at: www.ausrail.com/subscribe

2021 Sponsors + Remaining Opportunities (At time of print)

Add your organisation to this prestigious list and/or book your exhibition and advertising by contacting:

Deborah Bocock – Director Sponsorship & Exhibitions – Informa Connect at: [email protected] or on: +61 (0) 410 689 476 | Places are limited, act now!

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SATISFACTION FROM AUSRAIL PLUS 2019

Most attendees told us AusRAIL met or exceeded their expectations across four key areas.

95%Keeping up to date with new trends and developments

91%Attending AusRAIL is important to their job/role

92%Networking with other delegates

88%Learning about the market

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To book your exhibition space, contact:

Deborah Bocock,

Director Sponsorship & Exhibitions –Informa Connect

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +61 (0) 410 689 476

AVERAGE INDUSTRY ATTENDANCE

Supplier / Manufacturing 26%

Project Services 22%

Construction 18%

Passenger 14%

Freight 10%

Track Owner 7%

Other 3%

AVERAGE AUDIENCE PROFILE

C-Level / MD 12%

GM / Director 29%

Head of Engineering / Technical 18%

Production / Project / Operations Manager 14%

Business Development / Marketing / Account Manager 14%

Consultant / Analyst / Advisor 4%

Exhibiting Companies


4TELAARVEE ASSOCIATESABBABERGELDIE COMPLEX INFRASTRUCTUREAGONICSALDRIDGE RAILWAY SIGNALSALSTOMALVI TECHNOLOGIESAMSTED RAILANDROMEDA ENGINEERINGAPC TECHNOLOGYARIES RAILARTC INLAND RAILASSA ABLOYASSIGNARATLAS RAILAUSTRAKAUSTRALASIAN RAILWAY ASSOCIATION (ARA)AUSTRALIAN RAIL TECHNOLOGY (ART)AUTECH RAILAWEX - WALLONIA EXPORT - INVESTMENT AGENCYBAMBACH WIRES & CABLESBEXON CRANE RAILBRADKENBROADSPECTRUMCAFCAT 5 RAILCEMBRECERT TRAINING

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CPB CONTRACTORS

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DELKOR RAIL

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With more exhibitions booking daily, view the latest listing online at www.ausrail.com/2021-exhibitors-list

WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING LINE-UP PRESENTING AT AUSRAIL 2021. SEE THE WEBSITE FOR THE FULL LIST OF PRESENTERS.

Saul Eslake, Economist As the ANZ’s chief ‘number-cruncher’ for nearly 14 years and with

over 25 years as an economist in Australian financial markets, Saul Eslake has a knack for explaining economics in terms mere mortals can understand. Saul will provide an economic overview and forecast of future trends impacting industry.

Kitty Chiller AM Winner of the 2020 International Olympic Committee Women in

Sport Award for Oceania, Kitty Chiller AM became Australia’s first ever female Chef de Mission at the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Since retiring, Kitty has reinvigorated the culture of Australia’s Olympic Team with authenticity, strength and an enormous personal drive. She joins us to share her insights and important take-home messages about leadership, diversity, change management and delivering cultural change.

Orange Sky Australia Orange Sky Australia is the world’s first free mobile laundry service

for people experiencing homelessness – an idea founded in a Brisbane garage by two 20-year-old mates.

This idea has since evolved into something much bigger and more powerful. Nick Marchesi OAM and Lucas Patchett OAM join us to share their journey on creating a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for people who feel disconnected from the community.

Claire Hooper, MC – RTAA Yellow Dinner The highly anticipated RTAA Yellow Dinner is a unique social

gathering that is always a highlight of AusRAIL PLUS. We are delighted to have Claire Hooper accept the challenge of captivating the audience during the industry’s largest talkfest. Claire has been a regular on your screens in recent years and will bring her engaging and wonderfully inventive skills to the RTAA Yellow Dinner stage.

Shane Jacobson, MC – Gala Dinner One of Australia’s most loved, award-winning actors, presenters

and entertainers Shane Jacobson will host this year’s Gala Dinner, marking the perfect ending to a week of networking, deal making and strategic planning. Shane will share funny and memorable stories from his extraordinary life at the Gala Dinner, where we will also reveal the winner of the Young Rail Professionals Pitching Competition.

Meet our featured speakers and MCs


JOIN THE LARGEST RAIL INDUSTRY EVENT IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Take advantage of the many benefits of AusRAIL PLUS 2021 by becoming a sponsor, exhibitor or delegate.

Hear the latest news and developments from industry leaders and decision makers

Take advantage of plenary sessions and specialist streams to tailor your AusRAIL experience

Take part in the exhibition to support your business development

Network with industry peers at our social events and gala dinner

Identify new opportunities by building your professional network

Find new ideas and innovation to take back to your team


8:30 Welcome and safety briefing

Natalie Currey, General Manager Supply Chain, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

8:40 Welcome to country

Tribal Experiences will welcome us to AusRAIL with song, dance and didgeridoo sounds. Stories of the local area will be shared before the dancers ask the audience to participate in a famous Australian call out Coowee.

8:55 ARA Welcome

Danny Broad, Chair, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

9:00 KEYNOTE

Government Address

9:15 KEYNOTE

Political and economic forecast of the future trends impacting the industry

Saul Eslake, Economist

9:55 KEYNOTE

Inland Rail

Senior Executive, Inland Rail

10:15 MORNING NETWORKING | Exhibition Halls

11:00 KEYNOTE

Cross River Rail

Graeme Newton, Chief Executive Officer, Cross River Rail Delivery Authority

11:20 KEYNOTE

Innovating rail freight supply chains

Andrew Harding, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Aurizon

11:40 INDUSTRY PANEL

What can rail learn from the aviation industry?

Aviation has experienced significant growth and change in recent decades as more of us take to the skies as part of our daily lives. Join our panel to find out what lessons the rail industry can learn from aviation to drive innovation, enhance safety performance and manage disruption and change.

Facilitator: Caroline Wilkie, Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

Panellists:

Suzanne Holden, Chief Customer Officer & Deputy Chief Executive, Sydney Trains

Rob Sharp, Secretary, Transport for NSW

12:30 LUNCH AND NETWORKING | Exhibition Halls

4:00pm – 6:00pm WELCOME RECEPTION | Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Proudly sponsored by

Conference Day 1 | Tuesday 30 November 2021 | Great Halls 1&2

Pre-Conference | Monday 29 November 2021

AusRAIL PLUS 2021 Program

This program is correct as at 2 August 2021 and is subject to change. All times are in AEST – Australian Eastern Standard Time.

Visit www.ausrail.com/program for the latest program and detailed information of individual presentations and abstracts.


Conference Day 1 Afternoon Concurrent Sessions | Tuesday 30 November 2021

A1: PASSENGER RAILHospitality Suite 2

A2: ASSET MANAGEMENTHospitality Suite 1

A3: RAIL FREIGHT & HEAVY HAULGreat Halls 1&2

A4: TRACK - RTAA | ADVANCES IN TRACK TECHNOLOGY

Mezzanine M3

A5: SIGNALLING - IRSE Mezzanine M4

13:55 Opening remarks from the Chair

Simon Bourke, General Manager Policy and Advocacy, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)


Nicola Belcher, Director Rail Assets, Projects and Compliance, Department of Transport Victoria


Georgia Nicholls, General Manager Rail Freight, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)


Stay tuned for more announcements


Georgina Hartwell, Chairperson, Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE) Australia

14:00 Delivering customer-focused train services in Adelaide

Robert Tatton-Jones, Managing Director, Keolis Downer Adelaide

14:00 Innovative real-time condition monitoring technology to improve benchmark railway operations

Tony Lee, Operations Director, MTR Corporation Limited

Ravi Ravitharan, Director, Monash Institute of Railway Technology

14:00 ARTC Update

Mark Campbell, CEO, ARTC

14:00 Leniter floating rail system as a cost-effective alternative to floating slab track

Terry Cooper, Managing Director, Trelleborg Applied Technologies

14:00 Power resilience for signalling systems

Jeff Wimberley, Business Relationships Manager, CommTel Network Solutions

14:30 Managing rail operations during times of network transformation

Brad Parsons, Program Disruptions and Passenger Experience Manager, Metro Trains Melbourne

Tarik Kiki, LXRP Disruption Planning Manager, Metro Trains Melbourne

14:30 The digital transformation of track maintenance machines

Fabian Hansmann, Senior Scientific Advisor for Railroad Engineering, Plasser & Theurer

Howard Groom, Manager, Technical Services, Plasser Australia

14:30 Enabling the transformation of heavy haul rail through digital twin technology

Gerard Francis, Global Head of Real Assets, Willow

14:30 Induction rail welding – The future welds

Jean-Pierre Mornac, Manager, VFC Engineering

14:30 Ultra-wideband positioning in communications-based train control applications and beyond

Aaron Whittemore, Director of Product and Strategy, Humatics

15:00 Managing transport public private partnerships – What is the role of the asset owner?

Jo Dawson, Executive Branch Manager Light Rail Operations, Transport Canberra & City Services

15:00 Sustainable asset management: Decommissioning end-of-life railway rollingstock

Himanshu Jindal, Engineering Manager Bids, Downer

15:00 Development and implementation of Melbourne’s Port Rail Shuttle Network in an integrated logistics network

Steve Manders, Manager, Logistics and Supply Chain Consulting, Jacobs

Andrew Newman, Director, Ports, Freight and Intermodal, Freight Victoria

15:00 A quantitative risk-based approach to derailment containment on elevated structures

Mark Pearse, Technical Director – Rail, WSP

15:00 Addressing a shift in network priorities when deploying new train control technologies

James Frost, Senior Consultant, PalazziRail


13:55 - 15:30 Afternoon Concurrent Sessions

15:30 AFTERNOON NETWORKING | Exhibition Halls


Conference Day 1 Afternoon Concurrent Sessions | Tuesday 30 November 2021


B1: PASSENGER RAILHospitality Suite 2

B2: ASSET MANAGEMENTHospitality Suite 1

B3: RAIL FREIGHT & HEAVY HAULGreat Halls 1&2

B4: TRACK – RTAA | BUILDING AND MAINTAINING A BETTER TRACK

Mezzanine M3

B5: SIGNALLING – IRSEMezzanine M4

15:55 Opening remarks from the Chair Simon Bourke, General

Manager Policy and Advocacy, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

15:55 Opening remarks from the Chair Nicola Belcher, Director Rail

Assets, Projects and Compliance, Department of Transport Victoria

15:55 Opening remarks from the Chair Georgia Nicholls, General

Manager Rail Freight, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)


Jonathan Barnes, President, Rail Track Association Australia (RTAA)


Stay tuned for more announcements

16:00 How employee and customer experience are unequivocally linked and how to leverage that connection for better network outcomes

Yvette Mihelic, Director Customer Experience Rail, John Holland

Jarrod McCorkell, General Manager, Rail People, John Holland

16:00 Whistling a symphony: Why collaboration is key to success in rolling stock overhaul projects

Nathan Cartwright, Governance and Assurance Manager, Downer

Shane Triggs, Electrical Engineer, Queensland Rail

16:00 Australian Rail Freight Productivity Research

Hon John Anderson AO, Chair, Australasian Centre for Rail Innovation

16:00 Circular economy in track infrastructure

Rhidian Howells, Senior Engineer – Track Lead, Arup

Phil Brunson, Senior Engineer, Arup

16:00 Implementing CBTC in a brownfields site: A first for Melbourne and Australia

Simon MacMull, Integration Manager, Rail Systems Alliance

Ferry Ferry, Initial Implementation Project Manager, Rail Systems Alliance

16:30 Managing trespassers on Melbourne’s rail network – A collaboration between Metro Trains Melbourne and Victoria Police

Adrian Rowland, General Manager Safety Operations, Metro Trains Melbourne

16:30 PANEL | Project iTRACE Panel | Project iTRACE Project iTrace innovation continues

to deliver with new process on managing material master data in the rail sector. Industry folk discuss the benefits of this and other Project iTRACE initiatives.

Facilitator: Bonnie Ryan, Director, GS1 Australia

Panellists: Andrew Carroll, Managing Director, Cold Forge

Bill Steward, Material Master Data Manager, Sydney Trains

16:30 PANEL | Response to rail freight productivity research report

Facilitator: Georgia Nicholls, ARA Panellists: Murray Cook, CEO,

Arc Infrastructure Andrew Thomson,

Chief Commercial Officer, Pacific National

Lachlan Benson, Managing Director, Blue Arcadia

Euan Morton, Principal, Synergies Economic Consulting

16:30 The correlation between grinding and surface-initiated defects

Carlos Valente, Rail Asset Integrity Leader, Queensland Rail

16:30 Interoperability between new network control systems. Is this the biggest challenge currently facing our national rail network, and how can we possibly resolve it?

Bill Palazzi, Director, PalazziRail

17:00 Long-term planning of rail networks: could some best practices from Switzerland apply to Australia?

Julien Morizet, Principal Rail Operations and Planning Consultant, WSP

17:00 Rapid recovery in heavy overhauls: Turning around a moribund program

Kieran Navin, Principal Program Manager, Yarra Trams

17:00 On the value of clean railway ballast

Dr James Hyslip, Chief Engineer, Loram Technologies

17:00 Setting speeds for ATO – How many metros have thrown away potential operational performance

Gabriel McGowan, Rail Business Leader NSW & ACT, Arup


17:30-19:30 EXHIBITION NETWORKING DRINKS | Exhibition Halls | Proudly sponsored by

7:15am - 8:30am

ARA WOMEN IN RAIL BREAKFAST

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

To book tickets at this optional social event, visit www.ara.net.au/events/upcoming

8:50 Safety briefing

Georgia Nicholls, General Manager Rail Freight, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

9:00 Welcome & ARA Address

Caroline Wilkie, Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

9:20 KEYNOTE

Queensland Rail Strategic Plan

Nick Easy, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Rail

RAIL PROJECT UPDATES

9:40 NSW: Sydney Metro

10:00 VIC: Suburban Rail Loop

Frankie Carroll, Chief Executive Officer, Suburban Rail Loop

10:20 VIC: Rail Projects Victoria

Evan Tattersall, Chief Executive Officer, Rail Projects Victoria

10:40 WA: Metronet


11:30 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE

Rail freight’s role in building and sustaining the national economy

12:00 KEYNOTE

The national infrastructure challenge

Romilly Madew AO, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Australia


The need to change procurement in major infrastructure

Hear from panellists, whose members are delivering the majority of the hundreds of billion-dollar infrastructure project pipeline and rebuilding the Australian economy. Panellists will discuss the key structural challenges that are threatening the very ability of industry to deliver these projects. The size and scale of the pipeline has highlighted the acute need for immediate reform, collaboration, leadership and most importantly action. Panellists will highlight where meaningful change for a sustainable infrastructure industry is required, and some practical next steps.

Facilitator: Natalie Currey, General Manager Supply Chain, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

Panellists: Michael Kilgariff, Chief Executive Officer, Roads Australia

Jon Davies, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Constructors Association

Nicola Grayson, Chief Executive Officer, Consult Australia

Romilly Madew AO, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Australia



Conference Day 2 | Wednesday 1 December 2021 | Great Halls 1&2

11 | www.ausrail.com.auThis program is correct as at 2 August 2021 and is subject to change. All times are in AEST – Australian Eastern Standard Time.




C1: SAFETYGreat Halls 1&2

C2: HYDROGENMezzanine M3

C3: ROLLINGSTOCK - RTSAMezzanine M4

C4: TRACK - PWIHospitality Suite 1

C5: PEOPLE, SKILLS & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Hospitality Suite 2

13:55 Opening remarks from the Chair Simon Bourke, General Manager

Policy and Advocacy, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

13:55 Opening remarks from the Chair Joeley Pettit, Director Corporate

Affairs & Corporate Services, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)


Sophie Tan, Supply Chain Designer, Aurizon

13:55 Opening remarks from the Chair Mark Harris, Project Director

– Rail Infrastructure, Coleman Rail & President, NSW Permanent Way Institution (PWI)


Fiona Love, General Manager Workforce, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

14:00 Update from the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator

Sue McCarrey, Chief Executive Officer, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR)

14:00 Hydrogen trains: Driving sustainability and underpinning the rail industry’s future

Alan de Reuck, Director Strategic Projects, Alstom

14:00 Melbourne’s High Capacity Metro Trains Project: A look into Victoria’s most accessible design on the network

Natalie Bond, General Manager Technical - HCMT, Downer

14:00 Moorgate Branch Bullhead Rail Resilience

Liam Turbet, Technical Manager, Delkor Rail

14:00 ARA Workforce development activities


14:30 Update from the Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board

Deborah Spring, Chief Executive Officer, Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB)

14:30 Getting Australasia ready for hydrogen in rail

Jane Gillespie, Rail Team Lead, Victoria, Arup

14:30 AS7501 and compliance certification – not just ticking boxes

Michael Horgan, Principal Consultant, SNC-Lavalin Atkins

14:30 PANEL | Track Slab – Past, present and future

Facilitator: Sharon Tamai, Manager, Rail Systems, Coleman Rail

Panellists: Henrik Vocks, Manager Technical Services, Rhomberg Rail Australia

Dave Anderson, Acoustic Engineer, Director, Acoustic Studio

Brendan Cassels, Senior Engineer, Rail Team Leader QLD, Australasian Trackform Leader, Arup

Jarod Wakefield, Construction Manager, John Holland

Peter Milton, Technical Principal – Rail, CPB Contractors

14:30 PANEL | The National Rail Action Plan (NRAP): National Rail Skills Hub tracks to success

Hear from panellists who have been at the centre of the National Rail Action Plan and the development of the National Rail Skills Hub. The panel will share the challenges of skills shortages, some key barriers, the ways they are addressing skills shortages and what their hopes are for the National Rail Skills Hub.

Facilitator: Fiona Love, ARA Panellists: Sandra McKay, Executive

Leader, Facilitated Reform, National Transport Commission

Brian Appleby, Executive Director People and Organisational Development, Public Transport Authority WA

Jill Walsh, Victorian Rail Advocate, State Government Victoria

Veronica North, Executive Director, Learning and Development, Transport for NSW

15:00 Dreamworld Accident Inquiry: A reflection for the rail industry

Hannah Seater, Senior Risk & Systems Safety Assurance Advisor, Metro Trains Melbourne

15:00 Can hydrogen replace diesel?

Frank Szanto, Design Authority, Downer

15:00 The use of virtual reality for the early design of trains

Jorge Martin Gistau, Project Manager, Transport for NSW

15:00 Sydney Metro | Sydenham Station and Junction Upgrade - “Two Networks, One Goal”

Nicola Abrahams, Rail Systems Manager, John Holland

Jason Ghattas, Senior Project Engineer, John Holland

Conference Day 2 Afternoon Concurrent Sessions | Wednesday 1 December 2021


15:30 AFTERNOON NETWORKING | Exhibition Halls


D1: SAFETY - ONRSRGreat Halls 1&2

D2: SUSTAINABILITYMezzanine M3

D3: RAIL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY - RTSA

Mezzanine M4

D4: SUPPLY CHAINHospitality Suite 1

D5: PEOPLE, SKILLS & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Hospitality Suite 2




Joeley Pettit, Director Corporate Affairs & Corporate Services, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)


Luke Martin, Site Rollingstock Engineer, Aurizon


Natalie Currey, General Manager Supply Chain, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)



16:00 ONRSR’s National Priorities – Now and Next

Peter Doggett, Chief Operating Officer, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR)

16:00 How to set and achieve a net zero carbon target for moving people and goods on Australia’s railways

Renene Windsor, Energy Leader, NSW & ACT, Aurecon

16:00 Internet of things? No internet of trains!

Mark Kraeling, Solutions Architect, Wabtec

16:00 The Rail Manufacturing in Queensland Strategy

Bill Walker, A/ Executive Director, Manufacturing, Department of Regional Development and Manufacturing and Water, Queensland

16:00 RIW – How a smart card it is strengthening on site safety and accountability

Chris Turner, Senior Area Safety Advisor, Interstate Network, ARTC

16:30 ONRSR’s Rail Safety Report 2020-2021 – Sneak Preview

Dane Newton, Senior Manager Risk and Analysis, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR)

16:30 Encouraging the adoption of low emission building materials on Inland Rail – lessons learnt

Georgia Gosse, Sustainability Manager, Inland Rail, ARTC

Ryan Roberts, R&D Innovation Manager, Humes Concrete

16:30 ATMS – An update

Damien White, Group Executive, Safety, Engineering and Technology, ARTC

16:30 Victorian Rolling Stock Strategy

Ben Phyland, Head of Rolling Stock Development, Network Integration, Department of Transport, Victoria

16:30 Sustaining reform in PO competency

Renae Fardon, Learning & Development Partner, Safeworking, Track, Civil and Structures, Transport for NSW

17:00 ONRSR’s Investigation Findings Analysis

Dane Newton, Senior Manager Risk and Analysis, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR)

Russell Preece, Principal Regulatory Data Analyst, Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR)

17:00 From risks to resilience: Black swan and climate risks and adaptation in the rail sector

Craig Clifton, Global Technology Leader, Resilience and Climate Change, Jacobs

17:00 AVLC Systems for trams – The power you never knew you had

David Panter, Industry Solutions Manager – Intelligent Transport Systems, Trapeze Group

17:00 Market Capacity Report

Peter Colacino, Chief Policy & Research, Infrastructure Australia

17:00 Achieving a step-change in employee engagement to drive value creation

Marianne Murray-Brown, General Manager People & Culture, Transdev Auckland

Conference Day 2 Afternoon Concurrent Sessions | Wednesday 1 December 2021



17:30 End of Day Two Conference

18:30-23:00 RTAA YELLOW DINNER | Plaza Ballroom - Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) | Proudly Sponsored by

Conference Day 3 | Thursday 2 December 2021 | Great Halls 1&2

8:50 Safety briefing


9:00 Welcome and ARA Chair Address

Danny Broad, Chair, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

9:10 KEYNOTE

Positively connecting communities through free laundry and conversation

Orange Sky Australia

9:50 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE

COVID-19 recovery and mobility: How rail is shaping a better world

10:10 KEYNOTE

Delivering innovative and sustainable solutions to the Australasian rail market

Mark Coxon, Managing Director, Alstom


11:15 KEYNOTE

Resilience in leadership and teamwork

Kitty Chiller AM, former modern pentathlete Olympian and 2016 Olympics Chef de Mission, Leadership and Culture Expert


How we do meaningfully tackle diversity in the rail sector?

While the rail industry has improved its diversity performance in recent years, it still lags behind national averages. Find out what measures industry is putting in place to make meaningful change to create a diverse workforce and support the long term success of the industry.

Facilitator: Jane Gillespie, Rail Team Lead, Victoria, Arup

Panellists: Steve Butcher, Executive General Manager – Rail, John Holland Group

Caroline Wilkie, Chief Executive Officer, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

Claire Pierce, Vice President, Sales, Australia and New Zealand, Wabtec Corporation

Julie Mitchell, Deputy Director General, Policy, Planning and Investment, Transport and Main Roads, Queensland

Joanne Wust, Chief Executive Officer, 4Tel

12:30 PITCHING COMPETITION

Facilitator: Owen Plagens, Co-Founder, Future Maintenance Technologies, 2018 Pitching Competition Winner

ARA Young Leaders Advisory Board (Y-LAB) Judges:

Melanie Bowden, Area Manager - Systems Connect, CPB Contractors

Liam O’Shannessy, General Manager Commercial - Victoria, Downer

Tahni Littlejohn, Director, Light Rail Operations and Performance, Transport Canberra and City Services



Re-engaging customers in a post-COVID environment

The COVID pandemic has dramatically impacted the patronage levels of public transport here in Australia and across the globe. As the vaccination rollout continues and restrictions begin to ease, hear from leaders and experts across the rail industry on how we can re-engage with customers and encourage increased use of the rail network. Panellists will discuss the initiatives, technologies, communications, and incentives that operators are exploring to restore public confidence and rebuild patronage levels in our cities across Australia and New Zealand.

Facilitator: Yvette Mihelic, Director Customer Experience, John Holland Group

Panellists: Tilly Loughborough, Customer General Manager, Metro Trains Melbourne

Peter Lensink, Managing Director, Transdev Auckland

Magda Robertson, General Manager, Torrens Connect

Raphaelle Guerineau, Chief Executive Officer, Siemens Mobility

15:05 SUSTAINABILITY PANEL

How will rail shape our sustainable future?

Rail will have a crucial role to play in the path to net zero to support the sustainable development of our communities. Hear from our expert panel about the benefits the industry is already delivering, and where we can do more to support sustainable outcomes in the future.

Facilitator: Joeley Pettit, Director Corporate Affairs & Corporate Services, Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

Panellists: Michael Miller, Managing Director, Hitachi Rail

Dr Stuart Hillmanse, Reader in Railway Traction Systems (HydroFLEX), Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE)

Stay tuned for more panellists

15:55 Close of conference

18:30-23:00 GALA DINNER | Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)



This program is correct as at 2 August 2021 and is subject to change. All times are in AEST – Australian Eastern Standard Time.


Innovation Hub + Venue


The Innovation Hub returns in 2021 to keep you up to date with new trends and innovations.Located in Hall 4 of the Exhibition (Hall 4), the Hub will feature live presentations from invited technical papers and market updates from industry specialists, together with sponsored updates from suppliers and manufacturers.

Confirmed organisations include:

Jacobs

Alstom

Systra

Acmena Group

Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation, WA

Aurora Marketing

Thales

Vossloh Rail Services

Network Rail Consulting

Shoal Group

Arup

Central Queensland University

Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

University of South Australia

Stay tuned for the full program to be announced soon.

The Innovation Hub’s Sponsored Seminar agenda is now 75% full. To secure your Sponsored Seminar within the Innovation Hub, email [email protected] or call on +61 (0) 410 689 476.


AUSRAIL PLUS RETURNS TO BRISBANE!We are delighted to be back in Brisbane, the homelands of the Turrbal and Jagera peoples and the host city for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games! As one of the fastest-growing regions in Australia, Brisbane is one of the world’s most welcoming cities, always evolving with new offerings, vibrant entertainment, dining, cultural and recreation precincts are within close walking distance of hotels and venues.

EXCLUSIVE BRISBANE AIRTRAIN OFFER

AusRAIL attendees are entitled to an exclusive Airtrain discount to travel from Brisbane Airport to the heart of Brisbane’s CBD.

Promocode: AusRAIL

For Travel dates between: 26 Nov – 4 Dec 2021

Tickets: $25 return to Brisbane City

Only redeemable online at www.airtrain.com.au

SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION RATESBrisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre is located close to 13 hotels with 2,247 bedrooms and each with StaySafeTM policies in response to COVID-19.

To view the offers available at the Official hotels for AusRAIL PLUS 2021, visit www.ausrail.com/accommodation-hotels

BRISBANE CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE (BCEC)The Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre is conveniently located in the beauty of the South Bank Precinct. Cultural, dining and entertainment attractions surround the Centre with public transport, including the South Brisbane Railway Station adjacent to the Convention Centre on Grey Street and South Bank Railway Station at its doorstep.

Download the Check In Queensland Government App

The Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre is using the new Check In Queensland Government app for faster, easier and more accurate contact tracing. All visitors to the Centre will need to download the app to register their details prior to accessing the venue.

For more details, visit www.ausrail.com/venue

Networking Events and Social Activities


WELCOME RECEPTIONWhen: Monday 29 November 2021

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Dress: Smart casual

Pre-registration at AusRAIL PLUS 2021 is highly recommended. With over 700 delegates attending, why not beat the rush and enjoy some early networking by attending our pre-registration and Welcome Reception. Receive your badge in a relaxed environment, before enjoying an informal drink with colleagues to discuss the week ahead.


EXHIBITION NETWORKING DRINKSWhen: Tuesday 30 November 2021

5:30pm – 7:30pm

Where: Exhibition Centre, Halls 1-4, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Dress: Business Attire

One of the major networking functions at AusRAIL PLUS 2021, the Exhibition Networking Drinks will bring together, delegates, sponsors, exhibitors, speakers to network and discuss the day’s proceedings over drinks and canapés. This is a fantastic opportunity to network with colleagues and associates in an informal atmosphere amongst the incredible 400 exhibition stands.


RTAA YELLOW DINNERWhen: Wednesday 1 December 2021

7:00pm – 11:00pm, Pre-Drinks from 6:30pm

Where: Plaza Ballroom, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Dress: Business Attire

MC: Claire Hooper

Highly anticipated every second year, the RTAA Dinner is a unique social gathering which has well established itself as the industry’s talkfest.

This year’s RTAA Dinner returns with ‘a touch of yellow’.


GALA DINNERWhen: Thursday 2 December 2021

7:00pm – 11:00pm, Pre-Drinks from 6:30pm

Where: Great Hall, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Dress: Black Tie

MC: Shane Jacobson

The annual AusRAIL Gala Dinner is one of the highlights of the rail industry calendar and is the perfect ending to 3 full days of networking, deal making and strategic planning.

The evening will also celebrate the winner of the 2021 Pitching Competition.

Available to Sponsor

Places are limited for this year’s networking dinners, so make sure you secure your tables early when making your group booking.

For full terms and conditions, please visit:www.ausrail.com

Easy Ways to Register Web www.ausrail.com

Telephone +61 (0)2 9080 4307 – Quoting P21M01

Email [email protected] –

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Book with total confidenceYour health and safety is our number one priority. We will be following all of the guidance, precautions and measures recommended by authorities to make the experience safe, productive and welcoming for everyone. With the COVID-19 situation ever-changing, feel confident about registering.

– If you are unable to travel due to restrictions, a full refund will be available up to 5 days before the event (Thursday 25 Nov).

– If we reschedule the event, we will simply roll over your booking to the new dates

Payment is not required immediately as long as it is made 5 days prior to the event.

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* To see if you are eligible for the ARA member rate, check the directory www.ara.net.au/membership/member-directory

** ARA Members – Young rail professional passes are available to ARA members aged 35 years or under on 1 December 2021.

Pricing Details - For full terms and conditions, please visit: www.ausrail.com

DELEGATE REGISTRATIONS PRICE GST TOTAL

3 day conference – (includes conference entry, documentation, refreshments, lunches and networking drinks) $2,000.00 $200.00 $2,200.00


1 day conference – (includes conference entry, documentation, refreshments, lunch) $1,600.00 $160.00 $1,760.00

ARA MEMBERS* – (APPROX.) 40% DISCOUNT PRICE GST TOTAL



1 day conference – (includes conference entry, documentation, refreshments, lunch) $900.00 $90.00 $990.00

ARA MEMBER YOUNG RAIL PROFESSIONALS** PRICE GST TOTAL

3 day conference – (includes conference entry, documentation, refreshments, lunches and networking drinks) $650.00 $65.00 $715.00

2 day conference – (includes conference entry, documentation, refreshments, lunches and networking drinks) $550.00 $55.00 $605.00

1 day conference – (includes conference entry, documentation, refreshments, lunch) $450.00 $45.00 $495.00

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS – EXTRARTAA YELLOW DINNER | 1 DECEMBER 2021GALA DINNER | 2 DECEMBER 2021

PRICE GST TOTAL

Dinner (1 or 2 December 2021) $250.00 $25.00 $275.00

Table of 10: Dinner (1 or 2 December 2021) $2,500.00 $250.00 $2,750.00

ARA Member Dinner (1 or 2 December 2021) $220.00 $22.00 $242.00

ARA Member Table of 10: Dinner (1 or 2 December 2021) $2,200.00 $220.00 $2,420.00

Book your team to attend AusRAIL and enjoy additional discounts on group bookings.

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