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SUMMARY:Young Professional Scholarship nomination deadline 1st March
DESCRIPTION:Submit your nomination for the CORE 2021 Young Professional Scholarship before the 1st March 2021! \nAbout the scholarships\nScholarships will be awarded to young professionals working towards or already employed in the rail sector\, including tertiary students or recent graduates (with less than 3 years full time employment) to attend CORE 2021 in Perth\, Australia. \n\nInformation on cutting edge rail technology\nDiverse program of high-quality technical papers including Rollingstock\, Signalling\, Communications and Electrical Engineering\, Safety and Risk\, Systems and Management and Wheel Rail Interface\nProfessional Development attendance certificate for CV\nNetworking opportunities\n\nNominations are now open for those with an interest in the rail industry from: \n\nEngineering\nProject Management and Planning\nOperations\nSafety\nBusiness and Commerce\nIT\nSpatial Sciences\n\nScholarship Award\nAll Awardees:\nCORE 2021 Conference registration including: \n\nAccess to conference sessions\nIcebreaker with fellow award recipients\, RTSA Executive and sponsors prior to Welcome Reception Monday 21 June\nTicket to Welcome Reception Monday 21 June\nDelegate registration pack including program handbook\, delegate bag\, name badge and conference proceedings on USB\n\nTop Tier Awardees – Only 3 Awards:\n(judged based on the quality of the Main Application)\nIn addition to the above \n\nTicket to the WSP Gala Dinner\nRTSA Membership paid for one year\n5-minute presentation at a special plenary session during CORE 2021 (based on the content of your Main Application). You will actually be in the CORE 2021 program!\n\nEmerging Young Professional Award:\n(selected from the Top Tier Awards)\nThe Top Tier Awardee’s presentations will be voted for by delegates via the Conference App and judged as the Emerging Young Professional of CORE 2021 and will receive: \n\nRecognition and acknowledgement as the CORE 2021 Emerging Young Professional and award Registration fee paid for the next CORE event – you essentially receive a double scholarship!\nAt the next CORE (if you can attend) you will be required to make a presentation to the Young Professional Scholarship Group\nAttendees of 2021\, and present the award for the Emerging Young Professional at the next CORE event\n\nSuccessful applicants will be required to fund their own travel and accommodation to attend the Conference. Tickets to the WSP Gala Dinner are available at additional cost. \n  \nFor more information and to apply for the Young Professional Scholarship\, click here! \n \n 
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/young-professional-scholarship-entry-closing-date-core-2021/
LOCATION:Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre\, 21 Mounts Bay Road\, Perth\, Western Australia\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Events,Western Australia Events
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SUMMARY:NSW Chapter Event: Newcastle Light Rail Project
DESCRIPTION:Newcastle Light Rail. Image Credit: Hatch LTK\n\n\n\nJoin the RTSA NSW Chapter online for a presentation on the Newcastle Light Rail – Register here\n\nPresentation Abstract\nThe Newcastle Light Rail (NLR) system opened in February 2019 and consists of a 2.4km link between the heavy rail interchange and Newcastle Beach. The system operates CAF Urbos 3 Light Rail Vehicles designed and manufactured in Spain and France. Transport for NSW (TfNSW) chose a novel solution for the network being 100% catenary free. The LRV’s utilise on board energy storage (OESS) where the LRV is charged at each stop/station. This is the first application of an OESS LRV in Australia. \nHatch LTK were engaged by TfNSW as the LRV Technical Advisor. The presentation provides an overview of the project\, concentrating on the LRV engineered technologies including operability and maintenance considerations to enable catenary free operation from energy stored on the vehicles. \nAbout the Speaker\nBruce Wooldridge – National Manager Rolling Stock\, Hatch LTK \nBruce has over 35 years’ experience in the NSW rail industry encompassing project management\, rail operations\, engineering management\, technical advisory\, rolling stock design and maintenance\, strategic sourcing and business development. During his working career he has been employed across a wide range of rail companies including freight and passenger operators\, government\, consultancies\, designers\, manufacturers\, maintainers\, and component suppliers. \n\nRegister using the Engineers Australia link below!  \nNewcastle Light Rail. Image Credit: Hatch LTK
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/nsw-chapter-event-newcastle-light-rail-project/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Events,New South Wales and ACT Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Railway Technical Society of Australasia":MAILTO:memberservices@engineersaustralia.org.au
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SUMMARY:IRT 2021 Stephen Marich Annual Lecture in Railway Engineering
DESCRIPTION:Monash Institute of Railway Technology (IRT) 2021 Stephen Marich Annual Lecture in Railway Engineering \nThe Stephen Marich Annual Lecture in Railway Engineering honours the contribution of Dr Stephen Marich to the railway industry over a period of 40 years. This is the 8th annual lecture as part of this series and is a key forum for sharing deep technical knowledge about railway engineering from leading experts in railway technology. \nThe 2021 Stephen Marich Annual Lecture in Railway Engineering entitled “Improving the Integrity of Rail Welds in Australia’s Rail Networks” will be delivered by Mr Peter Mutton\, Monash Institute of Railway Technology. Peter has over 40 years’ experience in the Australian rail industry related to rail and wheel materials and rail welding procedures\, with a particular focus on improving the reliability of flashbutt and aluminothermic welds in freight\, passenger and heavy haul systems. \nThe event is also a major networking opportunity\, bringing together industry\, academia and government representatives involved in railway technology and management. \nThis event is endorsed by the Australasian Railway Association (ARA)\, Railway Technical Society of Australasia (RTSA) and Rail Track Association Australia (RTAA). \nThis free lecture and networking event will be of interest to anyone involved in the railway industry. This is an exclusive event with limited seats\, registration and early RSVP is essential to avoid disappointment. \nRSVP for the Stephen Marich Annual Lecture in Railway Engineering is Friday 19th February 2021 \nTo register\, click on this link: \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/irt-2021-stephen-marich-annual-lecture-in-railway-engineering/
LOCATION:Arts Centre Melbourne – Pavilion\, 100 St. Kilda Road\, Melbourne\, Victoria\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Events,New South Wales and ACT Events,Queensland Events,South Australia Events,Victoria and Tasmania Events,Western Australia Events
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SUMMARY:SA Chapter Event: Adelaide EMU - High Voltage\, Propulsion and Auxiliary Distribution
DESCRIPTION:Join the RTSA SA Chapter in Adelaide for a presentation on the Adelaide EMU – high voltage\, propulsion and auxiliary distribution at 5:45pm on 4th March 2021 – Register here\n\n\nAdelaide A-City EMU image from Bombardier\n\nPresentation Abstract\nThe presentation will provide an insight on how electrical power is collected from the overhead line\, transformed to provide battery charging\, 3 phase power and provide mechanical tractive effort at the wheels. \nSpecifically\, the presentation will cover the following at a reasonable technical level: \n\nPantograph and roof equipment\nMain transformer\nPropulsion overview schematic diagram explanation\nLine converter module function (LCM)\nMotor converter module function (MCM)\nAuxiliary converter module function (ACM)\nCooling and power control\nTraction motor and gearbox basic overview\n\nAbout the Speaker\nCarl Parr – Performance Engineer\, Dry Creek Railcar Depot\, Bombardier Transportation Australia \nCarl has worked in the rail industry for 31 years\, starting life as an electrical apprentice before engaging in study as an Electrical Engineer. In the UK he worked on numerous projects including Euro shuttle locomotives operating through the channel tunnel and on the Victoria line project which operates on the London Underground servicing (at that time) approximately 200 million passenger journeys per year. In 2012 Carl joined the Bombardier team here in Adelaide relocating with his family. \n\nRegister using the Engineers Australia link below!
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/sa-chapter-event-adelaide-emu-high-voltage-propulsion-and-auxiliary-distribution/
LOCATION:Fedoras Hilton Hotel\, 264 South Road\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Fedoras Hilton Hotel 264 South Road\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Events,South Australia Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Railway Technical Society of Australasia":MAILTO:memberservices@engineersaustralia.org.au
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SUMMARY:NZ Chapter Event: Te Huia - Hamilton to Auckland Commuter Services
DESCRIPTION:Join the Railway Technical Society Australasia and David Shepherd to discuss the work leading up to the introduction of the Hamilton to Auckland Commuter train services. This presentation is being held as an RTSA New Zealand online meeting – register for the event here. \n\nPresentation Abstract\nTe Huia is the passenger rail service that connects Waikato to Auckland. Capable of carrying over 500 passengers per day\, Te Huia will transform the journey of Waikato commuters travelling between Hamilton\, Huntly and Auckland. Commencing on Tuesday 6 April 2021\, this service will shape the future of rail public transport in the Waikato and help reduce New Zealand’s carbon footprint. \nA substantial amount of work has had to be undertaken to achieve what will be New Zealand’s first new intercity commuter service in several decades. Carriages have been refurbished in KiwiRail’s Woburn workshops\, a new station has been built and existing ones refurbished. New mechanical facilities for maintenance and servicing of the trains have been built from scratch and stabling infrastructure created. \nAbout the Speaker\nDavid Shepherd\, Programme Director – Strategic Commuter Rail\, KiwiRail \nDavid will talk about both the above works as well as the underlying business case for the service\, the goals of it and the aims for the future. \nWith over 20 years of private and SOE commercial business management and leadership experience\, David has worked in a number of industries including passenger transport\, customer service\, and logistics sectors. Currently Programme Manager for Commuter Rail in KiwiRail. David is working with stakeholders to deliver the first new long-distance commuter rail in New Zealand for 30 years. Previously David has managed Scenic Trains and TranzMetro\, the Commuter Rail operation in Wellington New Zealand. \n\nRegister using the Engineering New Zealand link below!
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/nz-chapter-event-te-huia-hamilton-to-auckland-commuter-services/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Events,New Zealand Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20210318T183000
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SUMMARY:NSW Chapter Event: Women in Rail Career Student Information Night
DESCRIPTION:Co-hosted by the Railway Technical Society Australasia NSW Chapter and Women in Engineering\, join us for a women in rail career student information night\, in person in Sydney and online – register for the event here.\nEvent Overview\nWhilst the engineering community encourages women to join the engineering workforce\, the fact remains that the national average of women engineers is still as low as 13%. Aiming to inspire tomorrow’s female engineers\, the RTSA and WIE will engage with female speakers pursuing careers in rail for a thought-provoking panel session. \nAfter the initial introductions\, the chair will engage the industry thought leaders in dialogue\, touching on common challenges they face in a male-dominated industry. Featuring panellists with diverse backgrounds\, education profiles and professional statuses\, this exchange is bound to be motivational as well as insightful. \nThe session will be accessible online to members and non-members\, with the audience being given an opportunity to pose questions to the panellists. \nAbout the Guest Panel\n \nLidija Dumbaloska\, Director Energy Networks and Systems\, TfNSW \nLidija leads an all-inclusive engineering unit in the provision of expert advice for the electrical engineering assets across the Transport for NSW cluster. Lidija has been a key-note speaker for a number of events\, including the Transport for NSW International Women’s Day 2020 event\, an International Women in Engineering Day virtual event\, Asset Strategy Council of Sydney\, the Miss CEO event and has had featured articles in Global Rail Magazine\, Top 100 Women in Construction and Women in Engineering Magazine. Lidija was a finalist in the 2020 Women In Industry Excellence in Engineering category. \n \nSylvia Iskander\, Engineering Manager TLS NSW Fleets\, Downer Rolling Stock Services \nAfter earning her bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from UOW\, Sylvia entered the Rail industry world to explore her passion for transport\, joining Downer as a graduate engineer working on the Waratah train project (delivering 78 train Sets). \nToday she is Engineering Manager TLS NSW Fleets at Downer Rolling Stock Services\, experienced in leading diverse engineering teams and functions with aim and objectives to empower a high performing team. Sylvia believes in a balanced workplace culture\, where both women and men will thrive and all employees feel a sense of purpose. \nElodie O’Sullivan\, Rail Engineer\, WSP \nElodie is a Rail Engineer at WSP with 4 years of experience. She is part of the Track Design Team in a role that focuses on developing her technical and Design Management skills. She has worked on a wide range of projects including Sydney Metro and Fast Rail. She is currently working on Inland Rail as a design package lead. \n  \n  \n \nAshwini Ranjithabalan\, Senior Project Manager\, WSP \nAshwini is a Senior Project Manager specialising in delivering multi-disciplinary rail designs and has been working with WSP for 5 years on major infrastructure projects including Sydney Metro\, Line Wide\, Gawler Electrification\, Main North Signaling Upgrades. Previous to this Ashwini was with John Holland Group working in the rail and building sector whilst completing her degree. \n  \n  \nRegister using the Engineers Australia link below! \n 
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/nsw-chapter-event-women-in-rail-career-student-information-night/
LOCATION:Mezzanine Level\, 44 Market Street\, Sydney\, Mezzanine Level\, 44 Market Street\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
ORGANIZER;CN="Railway Technical Society of Australasia":MAILTO:memberservices@engineersaustralia.org.au
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SUMMARY:NSW EA Event - Sydney Metro Stage 2 – Tunnelling for City Stations and Under the Harbour
DESCRIPTION:John Holland is a major contractor for Stage 2 of the Sydney Metro project\, the biggest public transport project in Australia. It comprises twin 15.5km tunnels from Chatswood to Sydenham as well as a number of stations. This talk will focus on the tunnel excavation and boring and the lining work for both the rail tunnels and the city stations including some of the techniques and challenges of tunnelling under the harbour. The city stations present particular problems due to the need to clear existing infrastructure and integration with the existing rail network. \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nSpeaker: Donald Reid \nAfter starting his career as a carpenter working in Seattle\, he was able to complete a degree in Economics in 1997 at the University of Washington. He subsequently studied Engineering at the same university graduating in 2010. He then joined McMillan Jacobs\, a consultancy specialising in underground engineering. In 2014 Donald moved back to Sydney with McMillan Jacobs and worked on the Sydney Westconnex projects as a design engineer. In 2018 he transferred to John Holland to work on the Sydney Metro\, where he was involved as an engineer working on the Martin Place Station. \n(This is not a RTSA event but an EA event.  Costs may be applicable.)
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/nsw-ea-event-sydney-metro-stage-2-tunnelling-for-city-stations-and-under-the-harbour/
LOCATION:Webex or in person at Mittagong RSL (with dinner option)
CATEGORIES:New South Wales and ACT Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20210326T170000
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SUMMARY:AusRail PLUS 2021 - Deadline for Abstract Submissions
DESCRIPTION:The AusRAIL PLUS 2021 Executive and Program Committees would like you to contribute your voice and submit an abstract/paper to present at the AusRAIL PLUS 2021 Conference and Exhibition. To access the best ideas of our industry\, AusRAIL PLUS 2021 will bring together more expert speakers presenters across a range of dedicated topic streams and themes including: \n\nTrack\nSignaling\nRollingstock\nPassenger\nSupply Chain\nContractors\nTechnology\nFreight\nSustainability\nInnovation\n\nThis is your opportunity to share practical insights and expertise\, provide industry updates and showcase the research\, technology\, and collaboration you and your organisation are developing to achieve greater productivity\, safety\, and sustainability in rail. \nAbstracts and papers will be reviewed by members of the AusRAIL Steering Committee which is compromised of the key members from the Australasian Railway Association (ARA); Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE); Railway Technical Society Australasia (RTSA); and the Rail Track Association Australia (RTAA). \nKey deadlines: \n\n26 March 2021: Deadline for submission\n28 April 2021: Authors notified of acceptance\n8 June 2021: Presenter information and briefing packs provided\n30 June 2021: Presenter registration deadline\n12 November 2021: All papers and presentations finalised
URL:https://www.rtsa.com.au/events/ausrail-plus-2021-deadline-for-abstract-submissions/
LOCATION:Queensland
CATEGORIES:Events,New South Wales and ACT Events,New Zealand Events,Queensland Events,South Australia Events,Victoria and Tasmania Events,Western Australia Events
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