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ASA Purpose, Priorities and Progress RTSA Technical Presentation Bradfield Room, Central Station, Sydney, 23 February 2015

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Scope

• ASA purpose and organisation• Work priorities and progress• Future focus

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Our purpose and organisation

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ASA within TfNSW

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ASA leadership

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ASA engineering team

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ASA purpose and tasks

• “Making it clearer and simpler” – For Transport Cluster – For Supply Chain

• Supporting TfNSW to be an informed and efficient asset owner

– whole of life assurance – asset management – standards

• Facilitate increased private sector participation and capability

• Transport Values and Customer focus

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Our work priorities and progress

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Assurance for TfNSW and enabling O&M performance • Enabling efficiencies and effectiveness • Engineering decisions • Obligations to the owner • Industry service providers • Deployment of TfNSW protocols

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Asset Management and Configuration Documents

• ISO 55001 based AM Framework – Produced by ASA – Linked to TfNSW AM Policy

• Standards produced – TfNSW CM Plan – CM Guide – Assurance & Governance – Asset Information

Management – Life Cycle Costing – Asset Handover Requirements – Asset Reference Codes

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Standards - ASA business activities • Alignment to international standards • Commitment to a national approach through RISSB • Support co-regulation approach - various Industry Regulators • RISSB relationship

– Board position – Method of alignment to classifications (national / state) – Joint standards development – National QRA model support

• NWRL (SRT) / LR (ALTRAC, Parramatta and Newcastle ) - standards agreements

• CRN and ARTC – close coordination and sharing lessons • Roads and Maritime

– Maritime (Barangaroo Ferry Hub and Ferry specifications) – Roads – continuing scoping with RMS

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Standards – monitoring popular documents

“Train Operating Conditions Manual – Track Diagrams”

“Track Geometry & Stability”

“Train Operating Conditions Manual – General Instructions”

“Circuit Design Standards”

“Signal Design Principles”

“Construction of cable Routes and Signaling Civil Works”

“Train Operating Conditions Manual – Division Pages”

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ASA website – quick links to popular docs

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Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO)

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Maturity ratings summary

Documented Average Deployed Average Combined Average Highest average

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Industry engagement - sharing and listening • Broadcast engagement providing updates, guidance, thought

leadership and awareness • Typically two to four briefings held per year to an audience of 150+

Industry Briefings

• 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 Round Tables

• 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

Industry Seminars

• 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 Forums

• Discipline specific engagement for technical collaboration, knowledge sharing and input to develop standards

Technical Committees

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ASA website - industry engagement material

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Future focus

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Our future – assuring all modes

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Questions?