Friday 30 May 2014 – Day 2 1250-1440 Session 4A Designing for Risk Venue: P 1 & 2 Session 4B QRA Venue: P3 Session 4C Financial & Legal Risks Venue: P4 1250-1315 The Role of Risk Assessments in Controlling a Design Chris Beale - SKM Words Have Meaning… Especially in Risk Management Garry Marling - MISHC - Uni of Qld Risk Transfer - Professional Indemnity policies - a new product to sell or closed shop remains? Kieran Lynch - Parsons Brinckerhoff Evolution of design safety reviews Hendrik Tait - SKM Application of QRA and Bowtie Methodologies to Transportation Activities Lachlan Dreher - R4Risk Assessing and Managing Costs of Major Environmental Hazards by Appropriate Allocation of Risk Malcolm Leinster – Leinster Consulting 1315-1340 1340-1405 Case Study: Safety in Design Process Where to from here in managing Development “recurring” technical risk? Mike Hurd - Engineered Systems Robert Jorgensen - RKEJ Pty Ltd Management Mock Trial Litigation involving a Risk Engineer Kieran Lynch- Parsons Brinckerhoff 1405-1430 Risk Targets - Where to Start, What to Turning PIGs into BACON; Better Calculate and When to Stop techniques for assessing and Matthew Bale - Safearth Consulting evaluating risks Edward Lewis - UNSW Canberra 1430-1445 Discussion 1445-1455 Q&A Forum & Working Afternoon Tea 1455-1555 National RES Committee & State Chairs & Members & all attendees Venue: P 1 & 2 - Responses to RES' Safety Case Guidelines - Professional Registration issues, Ian McEwan, EA Qld & Clare Murray, Board of Professional Engineers - Risk Engineering Body of knowledge - Ideas from members for furthering the work of RES & member needs 1555-1700 RISK2014 Conference 28-30 May 2014 Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane Managing in Challenging Times Wednesday 28 May 2014 – Optional Pre-Conference Training Workshops 0800-1700 Registrations open - Plaza foyer 0900-1630 Pre-Conference Training Workshop 1 Venue: P3 Facilitation & its role in risk assessment Cameron Fraser 1730-1900 Welcome reception Discussion Close of Conference and Wind Down Networking Contact RISK 2014 Conference Secretariat Engineers Australia 11 National Circuit Barton ACT 2600 [email protected] Plaza foyer Pre-Conference Training Workshop 2 Venue: P4 Best practices to improve the consistency & conﬁdence of outcomes of risk assessment Jim Whiting Thursday 29 May 2014 – Day 1 0800-1700 Registrations open Plaza foyer 0800-0830 Arrival tea & coffee Plaza foyer 0850-0900 Opening ceremony Blake E. Harvey MIEAust CPEng 2014 Queensland President, Engineers Australia 0900-1000 Keynote Session 1 Findings of Recent Inquiries into Major Incidents in the USA Mark Griffon - Board Member - Chemical Safety Board USA 1000-1030 Morning tea 1030-1120 Keynote Session 2 Are people the problem or the solution? Professor Sidney Dekker - Author & Human Factors Specialist, Grifﬁth University Venue: P 1 & 2 1120-1210 FORUM - Panel of Experts Will learnings from inquiries into recent major incidents produce better risk engineering? Mark Griffon - Member, US Chemical Safety Board Sidney Dekker - Author & Human Factors Specialist, Grifﬁth University Ian Cameron - Professor in Chemical Engineering, University of Queensland Venue: P 1 & 2 1210-1315 Lunch Venue: P 1 & 2 Plaza foyer Plaza foyer Friday 30 May 2014 – Day 2 Thursday 29 May 2014 – Day 1 1315-1445 1315-1340 1340-1405 Session 1A Project Risk Management Venue: P 1 & 2 Session 1B Major Hazards Venue: P3 Session 1C Risk Culture Venue: P4 0800-1700 Registrations open 0800-0830 Arrival tea & coffee - Plaza foyer Risk based approach to auditing major infrastructure projects Ken Cameron - Compliance & Assurance The varying nature of planning decisions for developments near to Major Hazard Facilities Ian Thomas - IF Thomas and Associates Industry perspectives on organisational resilience Maureen Hassall - Uni of QLD 0900-0950 Keynote Session 3 Venue: P & 1 & 2 Practical Application of Bayesian Statistics Professor Kerrie Mengersen – Science and Engineering Faculty, Queensland University of Technology 0950-1020 Morning tea Measuring & Managing Process and Occupational Risks Side by Side in a Gas Fired Power Station Russell Mills, GHD Pty Ltd The Human Factor - Foundation of Successful Risk Management Martin Larisch - ML Engineering 1020-1200 Session 3A Designing for Risk Venue: P 1 & 2 Session 3B QRA Venue: P3 1020-1045 Too close for comfort: the case for proximity detection and vehicle collision avoidance systems Tilman Rasche – Dept of Natural Resources & Mines, QLD Hazard Management is Inadequately Risk Engineering - When should Different to Risk Management engineers become proactive rather Jim Whiting - risk@workplaces pty ltd than reactive? John Lambert - John Lambert and Associates 1045-1110 Risk Management and the design and Risk Quantiﬁcation - A Measured operation of ﬂood mitigation dams Response To Trending Opinion Greg McMahon - Integrated Project William Tocher - Safearth Consulting Management 1110-1135 How WHS legislation creates liabilities for risk based engineering decisions - An ISO 61508 Functional Safety perspective Mike Dean - EUC Engineering Efﬁcient incorporation of a Bunceﬁeld- How to use and beneﬁt from the new type explosion in QRA analysis standard Patrick Walker - R4RISK ISO 31004:2013 Jeff Jones - Project Delivery Assurance 1135-1200 Discussion Discussion 1200-1250 Lunch Managing Project Risk Using Defensible Decision-Making Processes Ainslie Just - Parsons Brinckerhoff 1405-1430 Integrated Cost Schedule Risk Analysis (i-C/SRA) Applications in Delivery of Major Projects Pedram Danesh-Mand - Aquenta Consulting Assessing the risk to occupants within process buildings Elio Stocco – R4Risk Classifying and Systemising Uncertainty and Instability - a Dynamic Social Network approach to Risk Matthew Mitchell, Uni of Sydney 1430-1445 Discussion Discussion Discussion 1445-1505 Afternoon tea 1505-1700 Session 2A Project Risk Management Venue: P 1 & 2 Session 2B Engineering Risks Venue: P3 Session 2C Mining Venue: P4 Delivering Value and Managing Risk in Capital Projects David Cox - Brisbane City Council Intelligent, knowledge based hazard identiﬁcation: faster, better and more insightful Ian Cameron, Uni of Qld Development of a form of Safety Case using the coal mine safety regime approach applied to HV electrical isolation Gul V Yilmaz Resources Risk Consultancy 1505-1530 Plaza foyer 1530-1555 Effective Risk Governance for Major Projects Peter Flanagan - Capital Insight The Management of Geotechnical Risk on Major Infrastructure Projects Chris Bridges - Coffey Geotechnics Investigating Differential Risk Factors through Comparison of National Coal Fatalities Jill Harris - MISHC - Uni of Qld 1555-1620 Managing Contractor Risk Geoff Hurst - ENGENEOHS Integrating Enterprise Risk Management Systems and Tools in a Complex Organisation Pete Gervasoni - City of Ballarat Beyond Mining: Can Coal Knowledge Assist Risk Management in Other Industries? Phillip Kirsch - MISHC - Uni of Qld 1620-1645 Using Risk to get a better solution: Case Study to demonstrate success Robert Relf - Alive Information of Australian Engineering Exports A risk assessment of VO based fuels Safety Case - A Legal view Ian Thomas - IF Thomas & Associates Sharyn Durley LLB (Barrister) 1645-1700 Discussion Discussion 1830-1900 Pre-dinner drinks Sky Room Foyer 1900-2200 Conference dinner After-Dinner Speakers - Risk Tales from North America Mark Griffon & Cameron Fraser Sky Room Foyer Plaza foyer Plaza foyer Session 3C Risk Management Venue: P4 The importance of retaining risk management budgets in the manufacturing industry during challenging times Medhi Hassani - HDI-Gerling Industrial Insurance Discussion Plaza foyer RISK2014 Conference 28-30 May 2014 Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane Discussion