The event will kick off at 4 pm, with an opening address from NSW ASTT Councillor Nabil Issa, and conclude at 7 pm.
The forum will feature four educational presentations:
- Jim Shooter (Pezzimenti Tunnelbore) speaking on the Microtunnelling Design Guidelines Special Interest Group and the critical relationship between the designer and the specialist subcontractor
- Peter Marchant (ITS PipeTech) speaking on structural insitu concrete lining and UV cured CIPP for large profile rehabilitation
- Dr Predrag Micic (Qenos) speaking on the next generation of pipe materials for trenchless applications
- Paul Hermann (Finlease) speaking on how to work with banks to drive your business further into the future.
These presentations will be followed by canapes and drinks, offering an excellent opportunity for attendees to share knowledge and network with colleagues.
Event registration is just $45 for ASTT members and $65 for non-members.
Places are limited. Register today to avoid disappointment.
The NSW ASTT Technical Forum has been made possible by the generous sponsorship of Pezzimenti Tunnelbore, ITS PipeTech, Qenos and Ditch Witch.
For further information visit the Technical Forum website.
This will be the first of several NSW ASTT events throughout 2016, with sponsorship and speaking opportunities still open for upcoming events.
If you would like to sponsor an upcoming NSW ASTT Technical Forum, please contact David Marsh on dmarsh@gs-press.com.au
If you are interested in presenting at a future NSW ASTT event, please contact Tori McLennon on tmclennon@gs-press.com.au
The NSW event follows a successful Victorian ASTT Technical Forum which was held on 7 April at the Watermark in Melbourne’s Docklands.
This event was attended by approximately 60 trenchless professionals including representatives from several utilities, engineering and design firms, as well as contractors and manufacturers.
The Victorian forum featured three presentations:
- Cameron Woodgate (John Holland) and Robert Fittock (Yarra Valley Water) speaking on the Amaroo Main Sewer Project
- Andrew Edwards (City West Water) speaking on the Waverley Street water main renewal – a 3.2 km sliplining project of a 600 mm riveted main through Essendon and Moonee Ponds
- David Dodemaide (Interflow) speaking on Melbourne Water’s Northwest Sewer Rehabilitation – the rehabilitation of a large diameter section of sewer main in Moonee Ponds.
The event was made possible by the generous sponsorship of Ditch Witch and The Drain Man.
This was the first of several Victorian ASTT events for 2016, with the next Technical Forum scheduled for 24 June.