ATR SEMINAR 2006
PROGRAMME
Saturday 29 July 2006
Rail Safety Act 2006 Implementation Seminar
Introduction, Seminar Objectives
Introduction
Peter Silva, ATR President
Seminar objective: To equip ATR Members to respond to recent legislative changes and publications including:
- Rail Safety Act 2006 and associated regulations & guidance
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National Accreditation Package Ver 2.0
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AS 4292.1:2006 & AS 4292.7:2006
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RSRP SMS Guidance for Tourist & Heritage Railways
- ARA Code Management Company materials
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Australian Rolling Stock Standards (esp. lighting & visibility)
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The Australian Network Rules and Procedures
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CoP for Safety Investigations
- ASCC National Standards for (1)Licensing high risk work (boiler & engine operator tickets) and (2) Plant (boilers)
Introduction
Peter Silva, ATR President
Learning Outcomes: At the conclusion of this seminar you will be able to:
- Describe the key requirements and transitional timelines of the Rail Safety Act and regulations
- Identify and locate relevant reference and guidance resources available for efficiently revising/updating your SMS
- Appropriately use the RSRP SMS Guidance for T&H to efficiently revise/update your SMS
- Plan for the introduction of revisions to the ATR Rulebook and examination regime
- Appropriately schedule updates to your SMS and consequent re-training of workers over the next 2-3 years.
- Ensure that your organisation will not loose rail safety accreditation in 2009 through failure to implement necessary changes.
The new Acts & Regulations - key requirements & safety duties
Graeme Breydon
Transitional Milestones, SMS & Risk Management Requirements and DOI plans
for assistance
Jay Magna, Noel Hooley, Mark Britton
Public Transport Safety Victoria
Lunchtime!
Requirements and DOI plans for assistance (continued)
Jay Magna, Noel Hooley, Mark Britton
Public Transport Safety Victoria
Planning for Emergencies
Andrew Howlett
Service Delivery Planning Coordinator, NWA
Community Safety
Country Fire Authority
Tea/Coffee Break
The ATR Rulebook & Exams - what's changing & why
Brian Sneddon
ATR Operations Officer
Adrian Ponton
DOI Rulebook project team
Don't forget the 3 C's:
Charters, Conservation & Collection management
Warren Doubleday
Meet the Regulators
Introduction – Peter Silva, ATR President
Sunday 30 July 2006
Rail Safety Act 2006 Implementation Seminar
The Heritage Rolling Stock Risk Report
John Barry, DOI
Redefining Heritage Driving Competencies
- the TDT Review
Chris Le Marshall
- ASCC Direction
Graeme Breydon
ATR & ATHRA Strategic Directions
Peter Silva
Warren Doubleday
Chris Le Marshall
Lunchtime!
Accident / Incident notification & investigations
Public Transport Safety Victoria
Tea/Coffee Break
Where to from Here?
Peter Silva & Panel
Where to from Here?
Peter Silva, ATR President
Learning Outcomes: At the conclusion of this seminar you will be able to:
- Describe the key requirements and transitional timelines of the Rail Safety Act and regulations
- Identify and locate relevant reference and guidance resources available for efficiently revising/updating your SMS
- Appropriately use the RSRP SMS Guidance for T&H to efficiently revise/update your SMS
- Plan for the introduction of revisions to the ATR Rulebook and examination regime
- Appropriately schedule updates to your SMS and consequent re-training of workers over the next 2-3 years.
- Ensure that your organisation will not loose rail safety accreditation in 2009 through failure to implement necessary changes.