Edition 116 June 2021 INSIDE THIS EDITION+ National Track Worker Safety Forum July 2021
+ Human Factors Managers Group To Meet
+ RISSB At CORE
+ Train Whistles Industry Discussion Paper Available Online
+ Open Calls For Public Consultation
+ Open Calls For Development Group Members
+ Horizons 3.0 Virtual Forum
+ Horizons Graduates Star As Session Chairs
National Track Worker Safety Forum July 2021 RISSB will be hosting a National Track Worker Safety Forum next month as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting track worker safety, and facilitating critical incident and accident knowledge sharing between operators. Earlier this year, RISSB, in collaboration with the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator and the Australian Centre for Rail Innovation, released the Track Worker Safety Options Report. This forum will provide industry with the opportunity to discuss the report, share ideas and experiences on track worker safety, and help RISSB identify areas that it should focus on in the future. For further information about the forum, please go to the National Track Worker Safety Forum page on RISSB's website. Should you wish to attend the forum, please contact Mike Aviet, General Manager Product Delivery by clicking this link.
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS Human Factors Managers Group To MeetThe Human Factors Managers Group (HFMG) will meet virtually on 23rd July. Discussions will centre around a number of HF projects and the RISSB Culture Hub Survey.
The HFMG, chaired by Dr Kate Branford from V/Line continues to grow with representatives from Aurizon, Pacific National, KDR Adelaide, DoT Victoria, TfNSW, Sydney Trains, MTM, QR, TasRAIL, Torrens Connect, PTAWA, 1Rail Australia, Fortescue and V/Line.
GENERAL NEWSRISSB At CORERISSB will be at next week's CORE conference in Perth. Come and visit stand 39 and meet Mike Aviet, General Manager Product Delivery and Sudha Niles and Ian Routcliffe who are two of our extraordinary Standards Development Managers.
Get your questions about the benefits of RISSB membership, our technical advisory services and what Standards we have in our catalogue answered on the spot. Train Whistles Industry Discussion Paper Available Online In March, RISSB delivered a webinar highlighting some of the key challenges facing industry and the community about train whistle noise, and recommended options for industry to manage this issue.
The paper titled Train Whistles - Understanding The Risks And Opportunities To All Stakeholders is available on Grand Central.
If you would like to download a copy, please go to RISSB's Grand Central Resources page here and just look for the 'Helpful Resources' area.
PUBLICATIONSOpen Calls For Public ConsultationAS 7601.1 Light Rail And Road Interfaces Part 1: Management of Light Rail Vehicle Movement Open Calls For Development Group
MembersAS 7739 Digital Engineering
Train Horn Use Code of Practice EVENTS AND PROGRAMS Horizons 3.0 Virtual ForumThe H3.0 Program continues with a virtual forum on Monday, 28 June. The one day program includes a conversation with Tony Braxton-Smith CEO, DIT (SA), a risk workshop with Steve Bickley (Abbott Risk Consulting), a Human Factors presentation by Dr Kate Branford (V/Line) and a
workshop with futurist Steve Sammartino. The program of the final three day face-to-face H3.0 forum in Sydney on 3 and 4 August, is well advanced. Horizons Graduates Star As Session ChairsA number of graduates of RISSB’s Horizons 1.0 and Horizons 2.0 Programs chaired streams at the recent RISSB Safety Conference. They were fantastic and we will be continuing this at the Technology and Innovation Conference coming up in Melbourne on 10th and 11th August, with six Horizons graduates chairing streams again.
A big thank you to Nathan Hines (Sydney Trains), Sue Rose (DoT Victoria), Chelsea Winskill (ONRSR), Andrew Barry (Sydney Trains), Kenelm Wong (TfNSW) and Oliver Lake (Sydney Trains) for a great job in Sydney.
The photo taken at the Safety Conference shows all but Chelsea.
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