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Sydney Trains
Australasian Railway AssociationThree years of change and growth
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Key Facts
Value of assets managed $29 billion
Length of track, signals,
circuits maintained
1,588 km
Length of track operated 815 km
Number of stations 178
Annual customer journeys 300 million
Weekday customer
journeys
1.05 million
Weekday train services More than 2,900
Rolling stock maintained –
electric & diesel
2,185 cars
2014-15 service punctuality
2015-16 service punctuality
93.9%
94.4% (to date)
Customer satisfaction 90%
Workforce 10,000
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From moving trains to moving customers
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Key deliverables to our customers
• New customer service centre and information
board opened at Central Station
• Better in assisting customers by resourcing
staff with mobile devices
Improved performance and delivery
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Station upgrade
Before After
Strathfield Station
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21.0
17.3
12.4
8.0 7.9
5.0
2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 YTD endingMay 2016
Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR)
RailCorp Sydney Trains
Lost Time Injuries
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Facts• 756,877 assets worth $29 billion in 335,969 location,
533,698 measurement points, 2,710,000 attributes
• 2,185 electric and diesel cars with 6,651,000
components and spares
• 1,588 km of track and signal circuits
• 1,526 km overhead wiring
• 293,119 documents requiring retrieval and storage
• 339,855 Maintenance Plans
• 376 stations and buildings
• Millions of completed work orders, checklists & forms
• 150 storage locations for inventory management
Asset management in our complex environment
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Understanding the Challenges: Infrastructure Asset Management Systems
• Multiple, disconnected systems
• End of life of a number of core systems
• No single source of asset information, performance &
condition
• Preventative & predictive asset management strategies
are limited
• Risk of assets not being recorded
• Systems struggle with organisational complexity
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To provide better service to our customers
• Reliability
• Availability
• Safety
To be the maintainer of choice
• Competitive
• Efficient predictive maintenance
• Effective asset management
To make it easier for our maintenance crew
• Consolidated information - one stop shop
• Detailed fault information for technicians
• Reduce duplicate work
Enterprise Asset Management
$20M saving p.a
ROI –10 years
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Mobile apps Electronic ticketing
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The Rail Management Centre has reached its full capacity
Understanding the challengesOur existing technology, processes and physical centres make it hard for our people to
deliver services during disruptions
• No single view of
status
• Multiple channels,
multiple outputs,
multiple sources
• Information out of sequence
with event
• Disconnected systems
• Daily timetable embedded in
multiple systems
• Lack of information
• Competing priorities
• Lack of
coordination
• No visibility across the system
• Staff hammered and stressed
• Dependent on experts
• Poor communication
• Problems attacked in silos
• No consistency
• Same issue
different response
• People physically separated
• No singular view of the
problem
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The new Rail Operations
Centre - ROC
• Building will cater for future growth
• Designed for high availability and redundancy
• Security considerations in concept design
16 Jan ‘15 Commercial in Confidence slide 16
Focusing on our people - Change Management Plan
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The Present
Challenges for the future …
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Growing challenges
Customers are demanding ever improving services and new ways to interact with us
Population growth
100,000 customers
per day by 2031
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Freight activity
Volumes doubling
by 2031
Rail system Integration
6.0m
4.6m
5.1m
Sydney’s growing population
2021 2031
2013 2031
2011
Social Media
3 tier railway from
2019
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Overview of Sydney Metro
30 metro railway stations
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Rail network overview 2018(metro, suburban and intercity)
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Our future railway
That future is bright and very real
Fully automated signalling system
driven by a traffic management
system
New and other rail operators /
networks along side our network
A three tier railway
Metro / Suburban / Intercity
Very frequent Sydney Metro, fully auto
system, single deck trains, platform
screen doors, Driverless trains
Timetable automation that delivers a
daily timetable and drives all
signalling and passenger info systems
An agile, totally customer-focused
workforce with different roles
2 million passenger journeys per day
with frequency in some parts up to
24TPH peak times
Light rail network servicing Sydney.
Parramatta and Newcastle
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Sydney is a world class city,
We are building a world class transport
system
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