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Edition 164, June 2022 INSIDE THIS EDITION+ Open Calls For Public Consultation
+ Open Calls For Development Group Members
+ ALCAM Refresh Coming Up
+ MasterClass Webinar Next Week
+ Technology and Innovation Conference Abstracts Due 24 June 2022
+ Limited Places Left In Derailment Investigation And Analysis Workshop
+ Introducing Our Horizons Program Participants
GENERAL NEWSALCAM Refresh Coming UpRISSB, on behalf of the National ALCAM Committee, is pursuing a project to facilitate a step change in the IT software supporting ALCAM (The LXM system). The risk model itself isn’t changing but we’re working on a system refresh. The key deliverable of this project will be to improve the accessibility and useability of the LXM System, with a view to future proofing the product. We’d love to hear your thoughts on the current LXM System and
how it can be improved. Please email your comments, suggestions and improvements to feedback@alcam.com.au. This is just one exciting project we have underway in the ALCAM space, and we look forward to sharing the others with you as soon as we can.
EVENTS AND PROGRAMSMasterClass Webinar Next WeekOur next MasterClass webinar presenter is Stephen Wessling from Queensland Rail.
Stephen's presentation will outline how Queensland Rail has reformed and modernised its Trainee Network Control Officers training program
Hear how selecting the right candidates, using interactive, simulated learning environments, and engaging highly skilled trainers has directly contributed to positive outcomes.
The webinar will be held on Tuesday, 21 June and will start at 12PM (AEST) and run for approximately 50 minutes. Register here if you would like to attend this webinar event. Technology and Innovation Conference Abstracts due 24 June 2022Calling all technical innovators! Abstracts are due next Friday for RISSB's Technology and Innovation Conference.
Please download and complete the abstract submission template and forward it to events@rissb.com.au by COB Friday, 24 June 2022 for your opportunity to showcase your thought leadership, research, project or initiative to industry stakeholders.
For more information about the conference, visit the conference page.
INTRODUCING OUR HORIZONS PROGRAM 4.0 PARTICIPANTS
This week we're delighted to introduce Deacon, Matthias and Aris.
Deacon Wood | ARTCMy name is Deacon Wood and I am currently the Project Manager for Perway at the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) in the Hunter Valley, NSW. My role consists of leading the best team of project engineers delivering a large capital works portfolio of Turnout Renewal and Rerailing works within the Hunter Valley Coal Network. I’ve been in the industry now for approx. 6 years and hold an Honours Degree in Mechanic Engineering. I have a strong interest in leadership and delivery which proves to be the most rewarding aspects
of my role at ARTC.”
Matthias Heigl | V/LineMy name is Matthias, I am an Industrial Engineer and I am currently working as Manager - Asset Integration at V/Line in Melbourne. Having spent 5 years in the railways industry in Germany and Australia, I focused on the Asset Integration of state rail projects into revenue services, the Interface Management between rail transport operators and major rail state projects, and on project management principles (PMO) for signalling projects to support major speed line projects at Deutsche Bahn in Germany.
Aris Hosikian | John HollandI was born and grew up in Melbourne and graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering/Commerce, and began my career as a Process Engineer in the Oil and Gas Industry. I worked in the Oil and Gas Industry for eight years in different roles including Technical Safety and Risk Engineering. In 2018 I joined John Holland as a Systems Engineer on the Rail Infrastructure Alliance, working on the Metro Tunnel Project.
Outside of work I like to play the piano and travel.
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