Asset Standards Authority Update to Permanent Way Institute, NSW Jim Modrouvanos, Director 20 November 2014 Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI 2014 NSW | 1 November Our purpose and organisation Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI 2014 NSW | 2 November The ASA – our purpose and tasks Making it clearer, simpler and more attractive to do business in NSW • • • • • Putting the customer at the centre of everything we do Guiding change – whole of life assurance and system integration Allowing supply chain to deliver safe asset services without overly prescriptive and stifling supervision Improving access to broader competitive supply chain Maintaining safety of asset systems and transport networks Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 3 ASA within TfNSW Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 4 Our people Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI 2014 NSW | 5 November ASA leadership Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 6 ASA engineering team Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 7 ASA track team John Paff Dave Cooper Neil Johnson David Brown Lead Engineer Principal Engineer Track Structure Principal Engineer Rail Alignment & Transit Space Senior Surveyor Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 8 Our work Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI 2014 NSW | 9 November ASA over the last 12 months • Strong team - 120 people • Asset management and assurance focus • Standards - priority process for review / over 100 renewed or created / major review of rolling stock • AEO – over 20 orgs and 35 projects achieved status / over 30 assessments underway / 180 expressed interest • Industry engagement – over 20 industry events conducted • Human Factors and ISA • Light Rail and Rapid Transit • Strong RISSB relationship • Support to Sydney’s Rail Future • Roads and ferries liaison Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 10 Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO) Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 11 Assurance – what we’re doing within TfNSW • • • • Engineering decisions – configuration management framework Obligations to the owner – assurance to support O&M contracts Industry supply chain – authorisation and surveillance (AEO) Deployment of TfNSW protocols – e.g. concessions, lifecycle costing and asset planning and performance reporting Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 12 Assurance – rail stakeholder engagement • NWRL – joint working group – assurance, innovation and standards focus • Light Rail – joint working group – assurance and standards focus • RISSB – joint development agreement and alignment • ONRSR – close working relationship and engagement • Sydney Trains – joint working group and scheduled (bi-monthly and quarterly) engineering assurance forums • CRN – engagement – to be developed further in 2015 • ARTC – engagement – to be developed further in 2015 • Sister TfNSW divisions (PPD, TPD, TSD…) – working groups and briefings • RMS – road / rail interface Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 13 Industry engagement - sharing and listening Industry Briefings • Broadcast engagement providing updates, guidance, thought leadership and awareness • Typically two to four briefings held per year to an audience of 150+ Industry Round Tables • Collaborative engagement designed to discuss and dissect key topics raised at Industry Briefings to diagnose relevance, accuracy and practical application • Typically two to four round tables held per year to audience of 60 Industry Seminars • Targeted and designed to reach large technical audiences in a ‘tuition’ style where detailed and application-specific technical learning’s and contemporary subject matter is imparted Technical Forums • Technical Forums are facilitated events designed to capture and share knowledge and experience relevant to the subject discipline • The forum size of 20-30 attendees individually tailored to the subject matter Technical Committees • Discipline specific engagement for technical collaboration, knowledge sharing and input to develop standards Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 14 Track engineering industry engagement • 2014 - Technical Forums Technical Committees • May – “Design” • Sep – “Construct” • 2015 • “Maintenance” • Specialist areas (turnouts, survey and wheel/rail interface) • 2014 to 15 - Rail Lubrication Standard development Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 15 Civil engineering industry engagement • 2014 - Technical Forums • May – “Underbridges, Overbridges & Footbridges” • Sep – “Concessions” • 2015 • Watch this space! Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 16 Standards - ASA business activities • Alignment to international standards (ISO) • Commitment to a national approach • RISSB relationship – Board position – Method of alignment to classifications (national / state) – Joint development agreement • • • • NWRL / SRT Light Rail Ferries Roads Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 17 Standards - ASA track and civil activities • Track and civil standards: – Found in strong position at ASA commencement – Strong legacy due to previous diligent management! • Current track work: – Reviewing 43 current standards – Priorities on rail lubrication and friction modification (TORFMA), grinding, speed sign design and surveying • Current civil work: – Underbridges – Overbridges & footbridges Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 18 Standards - what are users accessing? “Train Operating Conditions Manual – General Instructions” “Circuit Design Standards” “Signal Design Principles” “Construction of cable Routes and Signaling Civil Works” ESC 210 “Track Geometry & Stability” “Train Operating Conditions Manual – Division Pages” Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 19 ASA website – quick links to popular docs Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 20 ASA website – civil and track standards General Track Structures Geotechnical Right of Way Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 21 Our future Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW November 2014 | 22 Our challenges ahead • • • • • Managing growth Supporting TfNSW procurement Benefits realisation Industry capability & capacity Integrating across a changing TfNSW landscape Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 23 ASA contacts Name Position Contact Jim Modrouvanos Director [email protected] David Spiteri Chief Engineer [email protected] Mark Smith Principal Manager, Industry & Technical Development [email protected] John Paff Lead Engineer – Track [email protected] David Cooper Principal Engineer Track Structure [email protected] Neil Johnson Principal Engineer Rail Alignment & Transit Space [email protected] David Brown Senior Surveyor [email protected] Nick Berry Manager Industry Engagement [email protected] Asset Standards Authority Update to PWI NSW | 24 Questions? 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