RISSB's 2022 / 23 Work Plan
Twenty-five projects presenting a clear vision of industry’s technical requirements and reflecting immediate, medium and longer opportunities for rail in Australia are captured in RISSB’s 2022/23 work plan.
A Code of Practice on train control, a Guideline on rolling stock equipment monitoring, and an Australian Standard on signalling interfaces are just three of the twenty-plus projects due to be completed by RISSB by June 2023.
All up in the coming financial year, RISSB will be delivering 16 Australian Code of Practice (ACOP) publications, six major projects and three projects that will deliver on federal National Rail Action Plan (NRAP) commitments,
accelerating interoperability and national harmonisation across the Australian rail sector.
This work plan is the product of months of consultation with industry, Standing Committees and leaders, led by RISSB. The projects comprise updates to existing documents; suggestions for new projects that were received during an open public consultation; and projects put forward and endorsed by RISSB Standing Committees.
The projects continue to build on the success of previous years with RISSB set to initiate work on its third harmonised national rule and finalise a project on an ongoing problem area for industry - track worker safety.
RISSB looks forward to engaging with governments, members and other stakeholders about the contents of its work plan and commitments for its projects.
The full list of projects to be delivered this financial year is available on RISSB’s website.
