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Delegate Registration & Coffee
CONFERENCE CHAIR
ERIK VANDENBERG
General Manager - Growth & Energy Transition, Verbrec Ltd
-Assessing efficiencies in scheduled inspections and servicing
-The ongoing progress of lubrication programs
-The next phase of conditioning monitoring including vibration analysis, thermal imaging and oil analysis
LUCAS CESPEDES
Director Assetivity – Rio Tinto
• What the most common consequences of poor operational readiness are
• What the most common consequences of poor operational readiness are
• Why operational readiness is critical for the business
• What has changed in this area over the last two decades and what is expected to change in the near future
• Why operational readiness is critical for the business
• What has changed in this area over the last two decades and what is expected to change in the near future
MODERATOR:
DANIEL RIVERA
Managing Director, Lead Asset Management
• Anticipating the next phase of skill progression, talent and diversity
• How the maintenance talent pipe is developing and attuning to new skills
• The new requirements of reliability professionals
AMY COPLEY
Asset Management Principal, Aurizon
11.00 Morning tea and networking
• How machine learning and advanced analytics will reduce risks and optimize discovery
• AI applications in predictive maintenance and real-time decision making
• Using AI to drive energy efficiency, carbon footprint reduction and sustainable resource extraction.
• Emerging AI trends that will shape mining
DR ALI SOOFASTAEI
Performance Assurance Manager,
Cascadia Scientific, Canada
• An assessment of current competency, training and industry needs
• A review of VET: delivery vs industry requirements
• Identifying future skills gaps across asset management teams
SIMON KRISMER
MD/Principal Engineer, WQMS
12.50 LUNCH AND NETWORKING
• Advancements in IoT and sensor-based monitoring
• How data analytics for failure prediction are turbo charging efficient operations
• Industry sense check of AI and machine learning applications in maintenance
MICHEAL REEVES
Engineer/Senior Consultant, Assetivity
MOHAMID RASHID
Engineer, Cyient Consulting
• Decarbonisation & Renewable Energy: Highlighting our transition to renewable energy (e.g., solar partnerships) and investments in carbon-neutral nickel production to support the electric vehicle (EV) battery supply chain.
• Community Empowerment: Overview of localised programs, including education, waste management, and livelihood projects for host communities in Indonesia.
• Ethical Supply Chains: Commitment to traceability and alignment with global reporting standards.
• Will the jobs of maintenance professionals change
• What the next 5 to 30 years might look like.
SONJA VOLHAGN
Engineer, Hosch Conveyors Australia
1 Hour networking Drinks
Delegate Registration & Coffee
CONFERENCE CHAIR
ERIK VANDENBERG
General Manager - Growth & Energy Transition, Verbrec Ltd
• A new lens on waste disposal and environmental compliance
• The emerging sustainable approaches to fuel and fluid management
• 2025 predictors to future maintenance sustainability compliance
ANDREW ATTRILL
Director, Minset
• How lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures are evolving
• The critical improvements for hazard identification and risk assessment
• The next 12 months of innovative employee training and certifications
• How plans for diversity and inclusivity have changed over the last decade (drawing on real-life experiences)
• What main benefits have been achieved so far
• What is foreseen happening in the near future
ISABELA SILVA
Engineer/Consultant at Lead Asset Managment
2ND SPEAKER TBA
10.35 MORNING REFRESHMENTS AND NETWORKING
• Influencing working groups to deliver innovative reliability programs
• A new trajectory for maintenance maturity and gap identification
DARIO JARAMI
Senior Reliability Specialist, Teck Resources
Limited, Canada
LUCAS CESPEDES
Director Assetivity – Rio Tinto
12.30 LUNCH AND NETWORKING
• Driving momentum towards more intelligent and efficient practices
• Revealing new collaborations powering progress
ROBERT RAY
Maintenance Management, ex-RIO Tinto
• How to best prepare plant and equipment to maximise potential benefits
• How the workforce needs to adapt to these changes
• How to assess if your processes are ready for the effective implementation of new tools and technologies
DANIEL RIVERA
Managing Director, Lead Asset Management
14.40 NETWORKING BREAK AND REFRESHMENTS
• Implementing ISO 55000
• Asset management data and decision making
• Roadmap to ISO 550001 compliance
LUCAS CESPEDES
Director, Assetivity
• The advancements of reliability-centered maintenance (RCM)
• New approaches to asset lifecycle optimization
• Update on failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA)
SIMON KRISMER
MD/Principal Engineer, Welding Quality
Management Systems
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