Rail Safety Africa Conference 2013
12 December, 2013
Cape Town , Sudafrica
The Rail Safety Africa Conference event will bring together the key industry decision-makers with the intention of developing new ideas and progressive ways to meet safety expectations in the fast growing African railway sector.
According to the SCI Verkehr African Rail Market Study, the African rail network is set to grow from 82,100 route-km in 2011 to 96,360 route-km in 2017.
With this rail renaissance at our feet, the facilitation of safe railway operations is an absolute imperative in making rail as the mode of choice for both freight and passenger transport across Africa.
Hear from industry leaders including:
Enos Ngutshane, Executive Manager, Operational Safety, PRASA Rail
Lungelo Nzuza, Inspector, Railway Safety Regulator
Inga Dambuza, Human Factors Specialist, Transnet Freight Rail
Johan Lombard, Group Health and Safety Manager, RACEC Rail
Ronnie Watt, Senior Associate, Signalling, Gibb Engineering and Science
Alok Kumar, Director, Ministry of Railways, Government of India
5 key sessions you can not miss:
An assessment of the safety issues impacting Africa's freight and passenger rail operators
Examining trends in safety regulation and accident investigations
Integrating human factors into your safety management plan
Safety considerations in track design
Taking a proactive, holistic and integrated approach to level crossing safety
Running just before Rail Safety Africa 2013 on the 10th and 11th December at the same venue, is the Urban Rail Africa conference, where we will review how urban rail demands will be met now, and in the decades to come. Take advantage of your time out of the office by attending both events - discount available.
According to the SCI Verkehr African Rail Market Study, the African rail network is set to grow from 82,100 route-km in 2011 to 96,360 route-km in 2017.
With this rail renaissance at our feet, the facilitation of safe railway operations is an absolute imperative in making rail as the mode of choice for both freight and passenger transport across Africa.
Hear from industry leaders including:
Enos Ngutshane, Executive Manager, Operational Safety, PRASA Rail
Lungelo Nzuza, Inspector, Railway Safety Regulator
Inga Dambuza, Human Factors Specialist, Transnet Freight Rail
Johan Lombard, Group Health and Safety Manager, RACEC Rail
Ronnie Watt, Senior Associate, Signalling, Gibb Engineering and Science
Alok Kumar, Director, Ministry of Railways, Government of India
5 key sessions you can not miss:
An assessment of the safety issues impacting Africa's freight and passenger rail operators
Examining trends in safety regulation and accident investigations
Integrating human factors into your safety management plan
Safety considerations in track design
Taking a proactive, holistic and integrated approach to level crossing safety
Running just before Rail Safety Africa 2013 on the 10th and 11th December at the same venue, is the Urban Rail Africa conference, where we will review how urban rail demands will be met now, and in the decades to come. Take advantage of your time out of the office by attending both events - discount available.
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Location: The Westin Grand Cape Town
Overview
The Westin Grand Cape Town is situated at the entrance to the historic Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Our ideal location is within easy walking distance of Cape Town’s endless attractions,..
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Convention Square, Lower Long Street , 8000 South Africa Cape Town , South Africa
(27)(21) 4129999
(27)(21) 4129999
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