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SUMMARY:Lessons learned Integrating Systems Engineering and Project Management on Transport Projects
DESCRIPTION:Systems Engineering and Project Management share a number of significant overlaps and principles\, which when working together properly\, ensure project success. However\, as complexity grows in technology\, systems and infrastructure\, there is an increased pressure to manage this complexity between the two growing disciplines – the lines between Project Management and Systems Engineering responsibilities often become blurred\, leading to unproductive tension and challenges. \nPlease join SESA for our end-of-year event to hear from some of the recognised leaders in the Transport Sector\, to share their expertise and visions on lessons learnt from successful projects in the integration of systems engineering and project management. The event will be followed by social networking with SESA and the speakers. \nRefreshments and Food will be provided. \nPlease note this event will not be available virtually – only in person at the venue. \nFollow this link for more details and to register. \n  \nSpeakers\nOliver Fried BEng (Hons)\, CEng\, MIMechE\, FIEAust\, CPEng \nTfNSW\, Sydney Metro – Associate Executive Director – Engineering \n \nOliver Fried\, Associate Executive Director – Engineering\, leads Sydney Metro’s expert Engineering resources\, contributing to product definition\, project delivery and supporting the operating Sydney Metro Northwest line which opened in 2019. He has been with Sydney Metro for over 7 years\, holding responsibilities for defining and meeting technical requirements and standards. Engineering authority\, holder of our Authorised Engineering Organisation certification (AEO 13) and chair of the Network Assurance Committee (NAC). \nPreviously Oliver headed up the Waratah train fleet introduction in Sydney\, and before that independently verified rail systems and operational readiness for the Taiwan High Speed Railway. In Hong Kong he was part of MTR’s construction leadership team for two new metro lines and led major rollingstock fleet replacement programs and their integration. Underpinned by a cadetship with London Underground and early career roles in rolling stock engineering\, railway performance modelling\, rail systems\, operations\, maintenance\, and major renewal projects\, Oliver has a unique understanding of Metros. \nOliver is a practical career tested Engineering leader with a passion for client supplier collaboration\, systems thinking\, intelligent compliance\, verification\, and progressive assurance. Now with over 40 years of international experience\, he is turning his attention to supporting the young Engineers who will deliver the Metros of the future. \nQualified with an Honours Degree in Mechanical Engineering\, Oliver is a Chartered Engineer and Member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. He is a Fellow of Engineers Australia\, a Certified Professional Engineer and an Engineering Executive. \n  \nThijs Van Steen \nTfNSW – Project Director – Digital Systems Program \n \nThijs van Steen is the Project Director for the Digital Systems Program\, that will replace current signalling and train control technology with modern\, internationally proven\, intelligent systems. It will help improve reliability\, increase capacity and enhance customer experience on Sydney’s railways. \nThijs moved to Australia in 2018\, after commissioning\, Thijs the €3.1 Bn North-South line Metro Project in Amsterdam. Thijs worked on that megaproject for 10 years and was responsible for systems integration in the last 4 years. In that period\, he experienced first-hand the importance of making systems engineering and systems integration central to the management of large and complex projects. \n  \nDerek Frend\, Network Rail Consulting \nDirector\, Systems Integration – Digital Systems Program \n \nDerek Frend is the Business Sector Director for Systems Integration for Network Rail Australia and is also the Project Director for the Systems Integrator for the Digital Systems Program. Derek has been part of the Digital Systems program full time since August 2019 and was previously involved on the original Business Case between 2013 and 2014.\nDerek has been involved in many mega projects since moving to Australia in 2009 including: the South West Rail Link; Digital Systems Program; Sydney Metro Northwest; and Sydney Metro City and Southwest Programs. Derek is a Chartered Professional Systems Engineer who champions the System of Systems thinking and is an advocate of contemporary Systems Integration methodologies for large complex disaggregated programs. \n  \nNicholas Facchina \nTfNSW – Senior Systems Engineer\, Faster Rail Project \n \nNicholas is a graduate of the Australian National University with degrees in Engineering with Honours (Manufacturing & Management Systems) and Science (Computer Science).\nHe has worked in the NSW government rail industry for that last 13 years. His current role is Senior Systems Engineer at Transport for NSW\, where he has been working on the Faster Rail Project for 3 years.\nPrior to this he worked for Sydney Trains as System Requirements Manager for the Rail Operations Centre Program and RailCorp as a Performance Improvement Engineer. \n  \n 
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