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ASA purpose, priorities and progress RTAA/Sydney Trains Field Days Fettlers Shed Program Clyde, 23 February 2015 Mark Smith Principal Manager, Industry & Technical Development, ASA February 2015 Asset Standards Authority | Purpose,

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February 2015

ASA purpose, priorities and progress

RTAA/Sydney Trains Field Days – Fettlers Shed Program

Clyde, 23 February 2015 Mark Smith Principal Manager, Industry & Technical Development, ASA

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Asset Standards Authority

  • Origins, structure, purpose and achievements
  • Work priorities and progress
  • Future focus
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Origins, structure, purpose and achievements so far…

February 2015

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ASA within TfNSW

Dave not David

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ASA leadership

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ASA engineering team

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ASA purpose and functions

  • Making it clearer and simpler to do

business in NSW…

– For Transport Cluster – For supply chain

  • Supporting TfNSW to be informed

and efficient asset owner

– whole of life assurance – asset management – standards

  • Facilitating increased private

sector participation and capability

  • Providing consistent customer

focus in everything we do…

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Diversity across all modes

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Progress – collaboration in action

  • 125 people from across industry
  • New engineering governance frameworks for asset configuration,

assurance and AEO

  • Common asset life cycle model within Transport and aligned to wider

government

  • Standards – 55+ new standards - including security standards for all

modes; 120+ standards published; 1000+ reviewed

  • National and international alignment to standards; partnerships with

national bodies

  • AEO – ~30 organisations and ~40 projects achieved status; 19

assessments underway; 190+ expressed interest

  • Industry engagement – 28 industry events
  • Strategic support to Long Term Rail Future and Rail Services Delivery

Group

  • Light rail included in new Charter and Business Plan
  • Relationship with RMS
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Priorities and progress

  • Assurance
  • Asset management
  • Supporting operators and maintainers
  • Standards management and development
  • Authorising Engineering Organisations
  • Industry engagement
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Assurance provision for TfNSW

  • Engineering decisions
  • Obligations to the owner
  • Industry service providers
  • Deployment of TfNSW protocols
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Assurance through stakeholder engagement

  • NWRL – joint working group – assurance, innovation and

standards focus

  • Light Rail – joint working group – assurance and standards

focus

  • RISSB – joint development agreement and alignment
  • ONRSR – close working relationship and engagement
  • Sydney Trains – joint working group and engineering

assurance forums

  • CRN – engagement – to be developed further in 2015
  • ARTC – engagement – to be developed further in 2015
  • TfNSW divisions – working groups and briefings
  • RMS – road/rail interface
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Asset management conceptualisation and interpretation

  • ISO 55001 based AM

framework

– Produced by ASA – Linked to TfNSW AM Policy

  • Standards produced

– TfNSW CM Plan – CM guide – Assurance and governance – Asset information management – Life cycle costing – Asset handover requirements – Asset reference codes

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O&M relationships – guiding and advising

Monitor Deliver Review

O&M

Transport Services Division Planning & Programs

  • Contract & asset performance

reporting

  • Asset assurance reporting
  • Asset Maintenance Plan

reporting

  • Asset Integrity Report

Review

  • Asset Maintenance Plan

Review

  • Surveillance

O&M

O&Ms

Guide & advise

ASA

Asset management advice across TfNSW to support specification of asset configuration and in response to asset performance reporting delivered using O&M contracts.

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Standards – ASA business activities

  • Alignment to international standards
  • Commitment to a national approach through RISSB
  • Support co-regulation approach – 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 –coordination and sharing lessons
  • RMS

– Maritime - Barangaroo Ferry Hub and ferry specifications – Roads – scoping

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Standards – monitoring popular documents

Track Geometry and 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 Train Operating Conditions Manual – Track Diagrams

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ASA website – quick links to popular docs www.transport.nsw.gov.au/asa

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Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO)

0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 Engineering Management Competency Management Configuration Management Quality Management Systems Engineering

Maturity ratings summary

Documented Average Deployed Average Combined Average Highest average

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Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO)

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Industry engagement

  • Updates, guidance, thought leadership and

awareness

  • Two to four per year to 150+

Industry briefings

  • Discuss and dissect key topics from industry

briefings

  • Two to four per year to approx 60

Industry round tables

  • Large technical audiences
  • Detailed and application-specific technical

learnings and contemporary subject matter

Industry seminars

  • Capture and share knowledge and experience
  • 20-30 attendees tailored to the subject matter

Technical forums Technical committees

  • Technical collaboration, knowledge sharing and

input to develop standards

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ASA website – industry engagement material

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Our future – assuring all modes

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