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<strong>Mining</strong> <strong>Export</strong><br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
STREAMLINING THE SUPPLY PROCESS FROM PIT TO PORT<br />
www.miningexportinfrastructure.<strong>com</strong>.au<br />
Early Bird Discount<br />
Book by 24 Feburary<br />
and save<br />
$500!<br />
WHY ATTEND MINING EXPORT<br />
INFRASTRUCTURE <strong>2012</strong>?<br />
In its fifth year, <strong>Mining</strong> <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>2012</strong> will give you and<br />
your team the opportunity to:<br />
Hear from leading Australian mining <strong>com</strong>panies running export<br />
infrastructure projects<br />
Benchmark against infrastructural projects carried out in other states for<br />
rail and port development<br />
Critique project problems and learn how to avoid these potential risks<br />
Network with industry heads from across the sector and forge new<br />
business partnerships<br />
Hear from vendors and solution providers<br />
Benefit from hands-on learning on capacity usage and project<br />
development at the interactive workshops<br />
KEY SPEAKERS<br />
Jim Netterfield<br />
Project and Operations<br />
Director<br />
Oakajee Port and Rail<br />
Craig Simonds<br />
Commercial Manager<br />
Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Gary Stokes<br />
Managing Director<br />
Padbury <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Euan Morton<br />
Principal<br />
Synergies Economic<br />
Consulting<br />
David Knight<br />
Director Business<br />
Development<br />
Qube Logistics<br />
Mark Hoepfl<br />
Logistics Manager<br />
IMX Resources<br />
Michael Dallimore<br />
Director<br />
TSG<br />
Peter Taylor<br />
Principal Consultant –<br />
Rail Operations<br />
Ajilon<br />
Organised By:<br />
Researched and Developed By:<br />
Event Partner:<br />
Featured Exhibitor:<br />
Spotlight Presenter:<br />
Main Conference: 30 April & 1 May <strong>2012</strong> Workshops: 1 May <strong>2012</strong> Venue: Holiday Inn City Centre, Perth, WA<br />
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KEY SPEAKERS<br />
Dear <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Professional,<br />
The resource industry is at a critical juncture with <strong>com</strong>modity prices higher,<br />
infrastructure managers need to do all they can to improve the supply chain process. <strong>Mining</strong> <strong>Export</strong><br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> is back for <strong>2012</strong> with a greater focus on supply chain management, execution of plans and<br />
stakeholder engagement.<br />
The 5th annual conference will provide the solutions to help you streamline your supply chain process<br />
from pit to port.<br />
By attending <strong>Mining</strong> <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>2012</strong> you will learn new strategies for maximising export<br />
capacity and identify where you can improve your processes to increase <strong>com</strong>mercial out<strong>com</strong>es and<br />
reduce bottlenecks.<br />
Incorporating panel discussions, round table conversations and keynote<br />
presentations, the event will provide ample opportunities to network, ask questions and engage with<br />
others. Topics include:<br />
Improving the Supply Chain Process<br />
Over<strong>com</strong>ing Common Environmental Challenges<br />
Contingency Plans and Cost Over Runs<br />
Optimising Port and Rail Capacity During High Demand Periods<br />
Operations Management and Reliability of Processes<br />
If you are planning to restructure your logistical processes, improve pit to port<br />
operations or take a proactive approach to managing unexpected issues, <strong>Mining</strong> <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
<strong>2012</strong> will help you achieve your goals.<br />
Reserve your place now to be amongst leading industry professionals who will be taking positive steps<br />
towards improving their export infrastructure process into the future.<br />
Call Judy Hizon now on (02)9229 1000, email enquire@iqpc.<strong>com</strong>.au or visit<br />
www.miningexportinfrastructure.<strong>com</strong>.au for more information.<br />
Reduce the probability of delay and project cost increase by attending this forum!<br />
Kind Regards,<br />
Megan Edwards<br />
Director<br />
<strong>Mining</strong> IQ<br />
Who Will Attend <strong>Mining</strong><br />
<strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>2012</strong>?<br />
<strong>Mining</strong> <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> 2011 will provide an<br />
opportunity to network and learn from industry<br />
experts from mining <strong>com</strong>panies, government,<br />
port, rail, engineering and infrastructure groups,<br />
including:<br />
ABOUT OUR SPONSORS<br />
Chief Operating Officers<br />
Logistics Managers<br />
Heads of <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Managers of <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Supply Chain and Logistic Managers<br />
Supply Chain Managers<br />
Project Directors<br />
Business Development Managers<br />
Ajilon is a business consulting and technology delivery <strong>com</strong>pany specialising in the use of technology to<br />
execute business strategies. Ajilon has delivered major transformation programs for some of industry’s key<br />
players, including BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, MMG, Chevron, Woodside and Inpex. Our clients benefit from our<br />
broad mining and logistics experience, deep subject matter knowledge and wealth of intellectual capital in<br />
areas such as business and operational strategy, growth and transformation, technology development,<br />
systems integration and testing, business intelligence and managed services. www.ajilon.<strong>com</strong>.au<br />
Qube Ports and Bulk (formerly POAGS Bulk Logistics), a member of the Qube Logistics group of <strong>com</strong>panies,<br />
operates across Australia in a multifaceted logistics business specialising in port related logistic services.<br />
Qube is Australia’s largest general stevedore operating in 28 ports nationally. Qube is an operator and<br />
investor in logistics infrastructure with the experience and capability to provide a mine to vessel logistics<br />
service including road transport (or rail through Qube Rail) and port operations. Where possible we look to<br />
invest in bulk material handling systems and port facilities. This serves to ensure an alignment of interests<br />
between exporters, Qube and fellow infrastructure owners and provides customers with a low risk solution.<br />
Independence is particularly useful in open access facilities where there are multiple users.<br />
At Qube, our goal is to deliver innovative practical solutions, maximise throughput and minimise unit cost.<br />
poags.<strong>com</strong>.au<br />
Jim Netterfield<br />
Project and Operations Director<br />
Oakajee Port and Rail<br />
Craig Simonds<br />
Commercial Manager<br />
Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Gary Stokes<br />
Managing Director<br />
Padbury <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Euan Morton<br />
Principal<br />
Synergies Economic Consulting<br />
David Knight<br />
Director Business Development<br />
Qube Logistics<br />
Mark Hoepfl<br />
Logistics Manager<br />
IMX Resources<br />
Vincent Tremaine<br />
CEO<br />
Flinders Ports<br />
Dan Tenardi<br />
CEO<br />
Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Rose Lee<br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> Manager<br />
South Australia Freight Council<br />
Joe Mastrangleo<br />
Director<br />
Resources and Energy Sector<br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> Council<br />
Ian Hunter<br />
Chief Planning Officer<br />
Australian National Transport<br />
Commission<br />
Peter Morichovitis<br />
Chief Procurement Officer<br />
Gold Coast City Counci<br />
Founded in 1999, TSG pioneered detailed dynamic simulation in the mining industry and today, with over 50<br />
consultants in Australia and operating around the world, has played a part in the success of some of the<br />
biggest global mining projects. TSG’s specialist consultants provide critical insights and solutions for <strong>com</strong>plex<br />
supply chains enabling clients to understand their business. When you form a partnership with TSG, you can<br />
be sure you are not only working with some of Australia’s best problem solvers; you also have access to<br />
experienced strategic advisors on your team, whose goal is to help you make the best and most cost<br />
effective business decisions. www.tsgconsulting.<strong>com</strong>.au<br />
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30 April, <strong>2012</strong><br />
8:30 Registration and Wel<strong>com</strong>e Coffee<br />
9:00 Opening Remarks from Chairman<br />
9:10 Improving the Supply Chain Processes in the<br />
<strong>Mining</strong> Industry<br />
Implementing strategies to over<strong>com</strong>e port & rail<br />
bottlenecks<br />
Finding a collaborative approach to meet the<br />
industry’s different values and networks<br />
Development and implementation of supply chain<br />
models<br />
Euan Morton, Principal, Synergies Economic Consulting<br />
9:50 Mine to Port – Integrated Solutions for the<br />
Resources Industry<br />
David Knight, Director Business Development<br />
Qube Logistics<br />
10:30 Morning Refreshments and Networking Break<br />
11:00 Strategic Insights Through a Quantitative<br />
Approach to <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Analysis<br />
Analysis of dynamic systems using dynamic<br />
analysis<br />
An introduction to discrete event simulation<br />
Insights gained through structured, scientific<br />
approach using simulation<br />
Case study of a simulation based infrastructure<br />
debottlenecking exercise<br />
Michael Dallimore, Director, TSG<br />
11:15 Contingency Plans and Cost Over Runs -<br />
What Keeps a South Australian Port Operator<br />
Awake at Night?<br />
Detailing the mining opportunity in South Australia<br />
The Challenges – Herding the Cats Contingency &<br />
Cost Over Runs<br />
Innovative Solutions Leadership & Stakeholder<br />
Engagement<br />
Vincent Tremaine, CEO, Flinders Ports<br />
12:00 Roundtable Discussion: Developing Plans to<br />
Meet Short-Term Supply Chain Capacity Constraints<br />
Whilst Dealing with Fluctuating Demand<br />
How can the industry better forecast demand?<br />
What tools are available to help with this?<br />
Are the rail <strong>com</strong>panies and ports working<br />
effectively enough with the mining <strong>com</strong>panies to<br />
minimise bottlenecks? What initiatives could be<br />
immediately rolled out to mitigate the effect they<br />
are having?<br />
What role can the growth of regional airports have<br />
on this in the short-term – if any?<br />
Facilitated by the chair<br />
12:40 Lunch and Networking Break<br />
13:40 <strong>Mining</strong> Freight and Logistics <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Priorities – An Industry Perspective<br />
Identifying the industry’s core export infrastructure<br />
issues<br />
Addressing <strong>com</strong>mon logistical challenges in the<br />
supply chain process<br />
Developing relationships to build lobbying support<br />
and facilitate change<br />
Rose Lee, <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Manager,<br />
South Australia Freight Council<br />
14:20 Disciplined Supply Chain Operations<br />
Developing an achievable schedule across the<br />
supply chain<br />
Managing variations to schedule<br />
KPIs and delay accounting across the supply chain<br />
Peter Taylor, Principal Consultant – Rail Operations<br />
Ajilon<br />
14:50 Afternoon Tea and Networking Break<br />
15:20 Panel Discussion: Over<strong>com</strong>ing Common<br />
Environmental Challenges in the <strong>Export</strong><br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> Process<br />
Panellists are asked to <strong>com</strong>ment on the below<br />
topics that adversely impact infrastructure projects<br />
and share experiences<br />
Political issues – satisfying government<br />
requirements whilst meeting business objectives<br />
Community relations – ensuring all stakeholders<br />
are satisfied with infrastructure projects and the<br />
meeting <strong>com</strong>munity requirements<br />
Environmental issues - dealing with wetland,<br />
climate change and environmental regulatory<br />
assessments<br />
Indigenous landowners – building on heritage<br />
land<br />
Panellists:<br />
Craig Simonds, Commercial Manager,<br />
Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Rose Lee, <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Manager,<br />
South Australia Freight Council<br />
16:00 Optimised Tactical Planning at Rio Tinto Iron Ore<br />
Developing tactical plans (2 weeks to 2 year) to<br />
help identify bottlenecks and to maximise<br />
throughput<br />
Planning for system requirements like<br />
maintenance, fleets and stockyard spaces<br />
Improving the product quality and blending<br />
requirements<br />
Gaurav Singh, Research Scientist,<br />
CSIRO Land and Water<br />
16:40 Closing remarks from the Chairman and End of<br />
Day One<br />
16:50 Networking Drinks<br />
17:20 Start of Workshop A<br />
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1 May, <strong>2012</strong><br />
12:20 Lunch and Networking Break<br />
9:10 Opening Remarks from Chairman<br />
Process to Help Reduce <strong>Export</strong> Costs<br />
export infrastructure process<br />
Building relationships with key stakeholders to<br />
reduction<br />
Working with indigenous <strong>com</strong>munities and<br />
ensuring positive and collaborative out<strong>com</strong>es<br />
during the process<br />
Dan Tenard CEO, Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Craig Simonds, Commercial Manager,<br />
Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
Improved Supply Chain Management<br />
bulk <strong>com</strong>modity in port and rail<br />
Over<strong>com</strong>ing reoccurring transport disruptions<br />
during the transportation process from pit to port<br />
Dealing with over dimensional transport and<br />
Facilitator: Euan Mortan, Principal,<br />
Synergies Economic Consulting<br />
10:30 Morning Refreshments and Networking Break<br />
11:00 Lining up Internal Approval Processes With<br />
External Production and <strong>Export</strong> Schedule Plans<br />
Building contract structures and frameworks:<br />
tonnage for transport from pit to port<br />
Exploring the internal challenges faced in<br />
exporting resource from pit to port and how to<br />
over<strong>com</strong>e these challenges<br />
Capacity planning – how accurate is it and how can<br />
it be improved?<br />
Panellists:<br />
Steve Howard, General Manager Projects,<br />
Cashmere Iron Limited<br />
Ian Hunter,<br />
Australian National Transport Commission<br />
Heavy vehicle access arrangements<br />
Under the banner of Assessing the National<br />
Transport Policy Framework agreed by Transport<br />
Ministers there are two projects which may be of<br />
interest<br />
Government supply chain intervention framework i.e.<br />
when should governments intervene in<br />
What criteria should government invest in rail<br />
National Ports Strategy<br />
13:20 Round Table. Coordination and Capacity -<br />
Aligning Project Objections with <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Capacity<br />
Expanding the capacity of rail infrastructure to<br />
meet current and future demand for iron ore<br />
exports<br />
Sequencing internal operations procedures with<br />
other stakeholders internal procedures<br />
Capacity sharing – ensuring you get the most out<br />
of transport sharing schemes<br />
Facilitator: Euan Mortan, Principal,<br />
Synergies Economic Consulting<br />
14:00 All Olympic Dam Procurement and Supply<br />
Chain Activities<br />
Procurement and supply chain strategic sourcing<br />
relationships<br />
Improving warehousing and distribution, inbound<br />
Gold Coast City Council<br />
14:40 Afternoon Tea and Networking Break<br />
15:10 Strategies to Optimise Long-Term Performance<br />
of <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Assets and Promote Innovation<br />
both large and small<br />
Best practices - loading strategies for bulk carrier<br />
and container cranes<br />
The potential impact of rail haulage of bulk minerals<br />
on the national network<br />
Panellists:<br />
Simon Parsons, <strong>Infrastructure</strong>, IMX Resources<br />
Vincent Tremaine, CEO, Flinders Ports<br />
Gary Stokes, Managing Director, Padbury <strong>Mining</strong><br />
15:50 Round Table: The Problem Of Cost Over Runs in<br />
Mega <strong>Mining</strong> & Energy Projects <strong>Mining</strong><br />
develop public-private partnerships<br />
Rail or road? What type of infrastructure<br />
investment is best for your <strong>com</strong>pany and duration<br />
of site - pipeline or conveyor?<br />
Alignment of project management strategy with<br />
business strategy<br />
Facilitator: Joe Mastrangleo, Director,<br />
Resources and Energy Sector <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Council<br />
16:30 Close of Conference and Start of Workshop B<br />
Australian National Transport Commission<br />
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WORKSHOPA<br />
30 April 17:20 - 20:20<br />
Streamlining the <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Process to Avoid<br />
Unexpected Costs<br />
This workshop will review the <strong>com</strong>mon failures of supply chains operating in export<br />
industries in the context of the increasingly <strong>com</strong>plex transport task confronting the<br />
mining industry.<br />
solution for export mining infrastructure for meeting customer objectives.<br />
infrastructure.<br />
B WORKSHOP<br />
be<br />
1 May 16:30 - 19:30<br />
This workshop will cover the practical strategies to help you understand the challenges<br />
of supply chain integration and to achieve your goals.<br />
Your Facilitator: Euan Morton, Principal, Synergies Economic Consulting<br />
incorporated into the supply chain process. It particular, the workshop will address<br />
Reviewing truck movements, by reducing haulage distances, maintaining tyre<br />
pressure and removing the top gear<br />
Reducing haulage distances in order to reduce tyre wear<br />
Sourcing of tyres through a <strong>com</strong>petitive supply chain process to provide bottom line<br />
improvement<br />
By attending this workshop you will learn to save energy relating to changes in<br />
technology, production methods and general operational standards.<br />
Your Facilitator: Craig Simonds, Commercial Manager,<br />
Ngarda Civil & <strong>Mining</strong><br />
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