Tunnel operations and maintenance will be in the spotlight at an interactive two-day conference in Sydney next February.
The 2018 Tunnel Operations and Maintenance conference is designed to bring practical strategies to delegates to help improve their operation of tunnels, best prepare for fire safety incidents and improve tunnel durability.
Taking place 21 to 22 February 2018 at the Sydney Boulevard Hotel, the event will focus on a range of topics, concepts and projects within the Australasian tunnelling industry.
Key focus areas include:
- Practical operational insights and procedures
- Case studies on preparing your emergency response procedures
- Translate operational insights into tunnel design
- New technology to improve tunnel operations and reduce costs
- Featuring international insights from Hong Kong and New Zealand & case studies from Transurban and tunnels including: EastLink Tollway, Waterview Tunnel, Clem 7 Tunnel, Sydney Metro Tunnel and O-Bahn City Access Tunnel.
Case studies to be presented on include:
- Incident and emergency response
- New control room practices
- Scheduling maintenance work to reduce operational impact
- Collaboration with emergency services
- Training procedures to prepare for an accident
Why attend?
- A real focus on operator need, with seven operational tunnels on the agenda
- An international case study from Serco Hong Kong who operate the Tsing Sha Control Area, which is a total of four tunnels and one bridge
- The Waterview Tunnel and the O-Bahn City Access Tunnel will be showcasing their experiences operating a new tunnel and providing information on design to operation handover
- Case studies from the new Australian tunnels to show how future tunnels are being designed to improve their operations
For more infromation, and to register for the conferece, go to: http://bit.ly/2zPvq38
Download the brochure for more information: http://bit.ly/2zPXKm7
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