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SUMMARY:ATS QLD - St Barbara's Day dinner - 1 December
DESCRIPTION:Overview \nJoin the Queensland Chapter of the ATS for our annual end-of-year celebration and get together. \nThis informal networking-focused event will provide the opportunity for tunnelling professionals and friends to celebrate St Barbara’s Day. \nWe are also delighted to announce that we will also be presenting the award to the winner of the David Sugden Young Members Writing competition. \nThe event is one of the most highly regarded events in the tunnelling calendar. \nThe night will involve welcome drinks\, followed by a meal\, speeches by the committee and sponsors\, and the lucky door prize draw. \nThe QLD committee looks forward to catching up with you on the night. \nEvent program \n\n6.00 pm AEST: Registrations open and event commences\n6:30 pm AEST: QLD Chair 2023 Address and sponsor acknowledgement\n6:45 pm AEST: Dinner is served\n8.00 pm AEST: Drinks and networking\n10.00 pm AEST: Event concludes
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/ats-qld-st-barbara-day-dinner-1-december/
LOCATION:The Charming Squire\, 3/133 Grey Street\, Brisbane\, Queensland\, 4101\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Queensland
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SUMMARY:Considerations for designers and constructors to deliver practical operation and maintenance outcomes
DESCRIPTION:Overview \nGain insight into tunnel maintenance as the presentation contrasts key considerations for designers/constructors with maintenance regimes over tunnel operational service life. \nFocusing on the interface between tunnel systems is key to meeting design life requirements and ensuring a maintainable fit-for-service underground space. \nThe presentation will look at case studies both locally and internationally\, as well as provide insight into what systems are in place for tunnel maintenance after a project is handed over to the operator. \nLearning outcomes \nYou will gain insights on the general complexities with writing O&M manuals for civil aspects. This includes consideration for durability\, access\, frequency\, interpretation of design intent\, defining what is reasonable for maintenance and determining whether it can be reasonably completed. \n\nTunnel linings\, seepage and anchors.\nCable trays and infrastructure.\nVent stations.\nCut and cover areas.\nDrainage systems (groundwater and stormwater).\n\nAbout the speaker \nKaylah MacIntosh\, Technical Services Manager\, John Holland \n \nBased in Brisbane\, Kayla Macintosh is a Mechanical Engineer with a Masters in Geophysics working for John Holland as a Technical Services Manager. Kaylah is an experienced underground space engineer with design\, construction and maintenance experience in tunnelling & infrastructure spanning over 10 years. Kaylah has previously held roles in operational road tunnel capital works delivery\, which she leverages to drive improved Operation and Maintenance outcomes through smart tunnel system design solutions on in-flight projects. 
URL:https://australiantunnellingsociety.com.au/ats-event/considerations-for-designers-and-constructors-to-deliver-practical-operation-and-maintenance-outcomes/
LOCATION:Online and in person at: Level 9\, 340 Adelaide Street\, Brisbane
CATEGORIES:Queensland,Webinar
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