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Registration Brochure

IQA - CCAAConstruction Materials Industry Conference (CMIC14)Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Wednesday 3rd – Saturday 6th September, 2014

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SponsorsThe Organising Committee would like to acknowledge the generous support of the CMIC14 Conference Sponsors:

Platinum

Conference Supporter

Partner’s Day Happy Hour

Coffee Cart

Tea Break Delegate Apparel

Conference Registration Desk Program Booklet & App

Note Pad & Pen Bottled Water

*At the time of printing, further sponsorship opportunities were still available. To request a prospectus, please email the Conference Organisers at [email protected]

MineralsA U S T R A L I A , P T Y L T D ®

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Welcome to CMIC14In the current business climate in Australia, uncertainty and declining markets have increased pressure on our industry’s operations. Added to this are the expectations of shareholders and owners for business to grow or maintain profitability in a cyclical market.

The last five years have left an indelible mark on society. Financial uncertainty and loss of confidence have forced people to review how they manage their finances as they re-evaluated their own purchasing habits. The emphasis has moved from consumerism to a value equation. As expected this change in thinking has extended to the workplace and the last couple of years have seen a progressive change in the way our customers approach their spending.

The effect is that increasing pressure is being applied to do more with less. All businesses in our industry, small or large, supplier or customer, are reviewing what they are currently doing and looking for improved efficiencies. In effect, they are building their productivity for the next phase of the business cycle.

Once again the Institute of Quarrying Australia (IQA) and Cement Concrete Aggregates Australia (CCAA) have joined forces to present CMIC14 as the preeminent conference for the construction materials industry.

The theme for CMIC14 of “Building Productivity” is core to business thinking today. Whether it is efficiencies in processes, improved offerings to customers, or support tools and business systems for frontline services, each aspect of your business will be challenged by the structured technical program. Supporting this, the conference includes an extensive social program, providing an excellent forum to meet with suppliers, peers, customers and friends and solve problems both local and global.

Stakeholder expectations are changing.

The business environment is changing.

Can you afford not having the most current contacts and ideas?

Why you need to attend

An engaging and thought-provoking program for CMIC14 has been structured around identifying some of the broader trends and challenges as well as outlining opportunities, potential solutions and case studies to assist you to build productivity within your own organisation.

We have assembled a terrific cast of speakers

Senior industry leaders from Australia and overseas, high-profile “big picture” thinkers on broad social, political and economic trends, and leading experts in technology set the scene from a range of perspectives, outlining the ‘facts’, presenting the challenges and outlining some of what they see as opportunities moving forward.

Accompanying this are technical and functional experts covering a range of territory – such as innovation, skills development, technology, environment, health and safety; together with our practical speakers who have a story to tell about productivity in their own company and in the construction materials industry.

Our program goes beyond just the speakers

This year we have featured the exhibition by opening it for a full day prior to the commencement of the conference and introduced full & half-day passes for it. As part of this initiative, short technical talks are also scheduled in this forum to provide the best opportunity for a broad range of people to access key suppliers in the one location and to hear what their latest innovations are.

Therefore, the conference will provide you the opportunity to gain insights for building productivity in your own operations, whilst also giving you a chance to reflect on broader industry issues and why the construction materials industry is so important for building Australia’s productivity, and our nation’s prosperity.

We are providing you with the best opportunity for you to identify the challenges, learn about the latest innovations and plan for your business future.

CMIC14 will be held on the iconic Southbank in the heart of Brisbane at the Brisbane Convention Centre, from Wednesday 3 – Saturday 6 September, 2014.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Kind Regards

David CilentoChairman CMIC14 Organising Committee

Who Should Attend?• State and General Managers

• Production and Operations Managers

• Batch Plant Managers

• Sales and Marketing Managers

• Government Regulators

• Planning Managers

• Environmental Engineers

• Cement Plant Supervisors

• Laboratory Technicians and Supervisors

• Quarry Managers

• Industry Suppliers

• Local Government Engineers and Planners

• Environmental Specialists

• OH&S Supervisors

CONFERENCE MANAGERSInternational Conferences & Events (ICE) is the official Professional Conference Organiser (PCO) of CMIC14. ICE Australia specializes in managing Conferences and Exhibitions for the association and not-for-profit sector.

CMIC14Conference ManagersC/- International Conferences & Events Pty LtdLevel 7, 127 Creek StreetBrisbane, QLD, [email protected] www.cmic.com.au

Brisbane | Sydney | Melbourne | Perth

www.iceaustralia.com


Exhibition

Exhibitors as at 28/7/14• Active Minerals Australia

• Advanced Engineering Group

• Agi-Kleen Pty Ltd

• ASH Development Association of Australia

• Astec Australia Pty Ltd

• Atlas Copco Mining & Rock Excavation

• Australasian (Iron & Steel) Slag Association

• Babcock Pty Ltd

• BA Equipment Group

• BASF Australia

• Brightwater

• Caterpillar Inc

• CCAA

• CDE Global Ltd

• CJD/Volvo

• Command Alkon

• Finlease Australia Pty Ltd

• Gordyn & Palmer P/L

• Grace Construction Products Ltd

• Groeneveld Australia

• Groundworks Plus

• Hitachi Construction Machinery Australia

• Holcim

• Hyundai Construction Equipment Australia

• Insurance Advisernet

• IQA

• Komatsu Australia

• Lincom Group

• Locker Group

• Mapei Australia Pty Ltd

• McLanahan Corporation

• Measurement Devices Limited (MDL)

• Mercedes-Benz Pacific Pty Ltd (Freightliner)

• Metso Minerals Australia Ltd

• Precisionscreen Pty Ltd

• Sandvik Mining and Construction

Australia Pty Ltd

• SCE Group (Rocktec)

• SEFAR PTY LTD

• Sika Australia

• Tenkate Plant Hire

• Terex Jaques

• Trimble Loadrite Auckland Ltd

• Tutt Bryant equipment

• Upstream Print Solutions

• Wagners

• WAM Australia

*At the time of printing, further exhibition opportunities were still available.To request a prospectus, please email the Conference Organisers at [email protected]

An exhibition has been organised to give all delegates a broad cross-section of products and services available to the Construction Materials Industry.

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Mike KaneMike was appointed Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director in October 2012. Previously President of Boral USA, Mike joined Boral in February 2010. He has extensive experience in the building and construction industry including 24 years in senior executive roles with US Gypsum, Pioneer / Hanson Building Materials, Johns-Manville Corp and Holcim. Mike’s experience spans a broad range of geographies across America, Europe and the Asia Pacific, and his portfolio of responsibilities have included cement, aggregate, concrete, plasterboard, bricks and roof tile businesses. Prior to joining Boral, Mike was CEO and Board Member of Calstar Products Inc., a Silicon Valley Clean Technology start-up reinventing exterior building materials for sustainable construction. Mike holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Southern Illinois University, a Juris Doctorate from DePaul University’s School of Law in Illinois, and a Masters in Science from Creighton University, School of Law in Nebraska.

Hugh Durrant-Whyte Hugh Durrant-Whyte is the CEO of National ICT Australia (NICTA). He was previously a Professor and ARC Federation Fellow at the University of Sydney, Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Autonomous Systems and of the Australian Centre for Field Robotics (ACFR). He has published over 350 research papers and founded four successful start-up companies. He has won numerous awards and prizes for his work, including being named the 2008 Professional Engineer of the Year by the Institute of Engineers Australia Sydney Division and the 2010 NSW Scientist of the Year. He is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science (FAA), and a Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS).

David HoganDavid Hogan is the Chairman of the Hong Kong branch of the Institute of Quarrying and Chief Executive Officer of Alliance Construction Materials; a joint venture company between Heidelberg Cement and Cheung Kong Infrastructure, with operations in Hong Kong and the Guang Dong Province in the People’s Republic of China. David has worked in the Construction Materials Industry in Asia for the last 12 years, and with previous operational and executive management positions with Hanson Plc., Pioneer International and Bell Resources in Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia for 20 years preceding his move into Asia.

David is a Fellow of the Institute of Quarrying and a previous recipient of the Caernarfon Award in 2007 for a paper presented on the rehabilitation of the Shek O quarry in Hong Kong. David is also a Director of the Hong Kong Construction Materials Association of Hong Kong, Vice Chairman and Past Chairman of the Contract Quarry Association of Hong Kong and a past Chairman of the Concrete Producers Association of Hong Kong.

David has an Advanced Certificate in Extractive Industries and a Bachelor of Business (Management).

Keynote Speaker

Confirmed Plenary Speakers


Mark McCrindleThe times are changing faster than ever – technologically, demographically, socially, and economically. In the ongoing quest for relevance, it is imperative that organisations and leaders observe the changes, understand the shifts and respond to the trends. Mark McCrindle is a social researcher with an international renown for tracking emerging issues, researching social trends and analysing customer segments.

Mark’s understanding of the key social trends as well as his engaging communication style places him in high demand in the press, on radio and on television shows, such as Sunrise, Today, ABC News 24, A Current Affair and Today Tonight.

He is an award-winning social researcher, best-selling author, and influential thought leader, and is regularly commissioned to deliver strategy and advice to the boards and executive committees of some of Australia’s leading organisations.

His research firm counts amongst its clients more than 100 of Australia’s largest companies and is the convenor of the acclaimed Future Forum and the Australian Communities Forum.

Mark’s highly valued research and reports, presented through infographics, data visualisations, videos, media input, resources, and blogs, have developed his regard as an expert demographer, futurist and social commentator.

Mark brings a fresh approach to his research based boardroom briefings, executive workshops, strategy sessions and keynotes. Armed with the latest findings and presented in a customised and innovative way, Mark is an in-demand communicator.

Mark McCrindle, BSc (Psychology), MA, is the author of three new books on emerging trends and social change: The ABC of XYZ: Understanding the Global Generations (UNSW Press), Word Up: A Lexicon and Guide to Communication in the 21st Century (Halstead Press) and The Power of Good (Hybrid Publishers).

Chad Henry

Chad Henry is the Additive Manufacturing Operations Manager and the Titanium Stream Leader for the Titanium Technologies Theme within the Future Manufacturing Flagship at the CSIRO. He was both a Materials and Processing Engineer and a Research and Development Engineer for 11 years with two aerospace companies, one for fixed-wing defence and one for commercial and defence rotor-craft. He has now been a Research and Development Project Leader for five years, focused on titanium and additive manufacturing technologies and delivering technologies from research and development to industry.

David McAdamDavid has three decades of experience in the delivery of complex engineering projects ranging from oil and gas processing facilities, commercial and residential buildings, power and water utilities, railways to roads projects.

This experience spans across a wide range of contract delivery forms and projects value up to $4bn.

With qualifications in engineering and management David has applied this experience to projects in Australasia and South East Asia.

David is currently the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Seymour Whyte, a Queensland based infrastructure engineer and constructor.

Tony BaulderstoneTony Baulderstone is the current National President of the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) having previously served as a National Board Member since 2007 and as a member of the South Australian Board since 2001 including 4 years as Branch President. The CCF represents a significant segment of the construction industry, with members ranging from owner operators to large multinational companies.

Tony studied Civil Engineering, having grown up as part of Baulderstone building and engineering family (now part of the Lend Lease group) which lead to a natural progression to the construction industry.

Tony worked for the South Australian Highways Department (now known as the Department for Transport, Planning and Infrastructure) for twenty years in a range of roles associated with the planning, design, maintenance and of roads, bridges and related civil infrastructure with a significant involvement in the management of contract construction works. This latter interest led him to joining as a Director and Partner of Bardavcol Pty Ltd, a strong S.A. Civil Construction company that specialised in the provision government infrastructure.

During his twelve years with Bardavcol, Tony undertook roles including Engineering Director, Business Development Director and management of company Finance and Administration.

In 2013 Tony sold his interest in the company to pursue other interests including his significant role with CCF, managing his own small civil contractor business, mainly focussed on small development projects and spend time with his young grandchildren.


Professor Peter van OnselenProfessor Peter van Onselen is one of Australia’s leading political journalists: the contributing editor at The Australian newspaper and Sky News, as well as foundation chair of journalism at the University of Western Australia. He is the host of PVO News Hour on Sky News, as well as the networks flagship political program Australian Agenda broadcast on Sunday mornings.

Professor van Onselen started his academic career at UNSW in 2002 before moving to Edith Cowan University in 2004, where as an associate professor he coordinated the politics and government program, before beginning his career as a full time journalist in 2009. In 2007 and 2008 Professor van Onselen presented cover stories on Australian politics for Channel Nine’s flagship current affairs program, Sunday, as well as writing a weekly column for The Bulletin magazine.

Professor van Onselen is an award winning author of two best selling books - John Winston Howard: The Biography and Howard’s End, both published by Melbourne University Press. John Winston Howard was rated by The Wall Street Journal as the best biography released in 2007. In addition to his PhD (UWA), Professor van Onselen holds a first class honours degree in political science and a master with distinction in policy studies, both from UNSW.

Jim O’BrienJim is “retired” after a 39-year career (from 1969 to 2008) with CRH plc, the international building materials group. For the latter 19 years, he was Group Technical Advisor, reporting to the CEO, based at the Group’s Headquarters in Belgard Castle, Dublin. He was responsible for technical Best Practice knowledge-sharing across all Group activities, ensuring all companies performed to world-class operational standards. He also established the Group’s highly recognised Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, based on demonstrated excellence in safety, environmental, social and corporate governance performance.

Jim now enjoys providing CSR-related consulting services using his wide experience in the global building materials, energy and extractive industries. He was recently appointed as Strategic Advisor, Building Materials, by Golder Associates and is guiding them in expanding their global footprint in that sector. Jim was recently elected a Fellow of the Irish Academy of Engineers, and has led the preparation of its recent National Policy Advisories on Energy Efficiency in Buildings and in Transport.

Jim was 2009-2012 President of UEPG, the European Aggregates Association, and continues on its Board as Past-President. UEPG represents and lobbies on behalf of the €20 billion aggregates industry in 29 countries, with an output of 3 billion tonnes produced by 15,000 companies in 25,000 quarries and pits across Europe.

He was Co-Chair of the WBCSD Cement Sustainability Initiative Task Force 3 on Health & Safety from 2003 to 2009. He was instrumental in setting Safety as an industry imperative, in developing global reporting guidelines and in convincing the CSI CEOs to implement the global initiatives on Driving and Contractor Safety.

He was President of CEPMC (the European Council of European Producers of Materials for Construction) from 2003 to 2008. He moved its agenda from a technical focus towards lobbying the European Institutions at the highest levels.

He was Chairman of the Environmental Committee of ERMCO (the European Ready-Mixed Concrete Organisation) from 1993 to 1998. He pioneered its first Environmental Awards scheme in 1998, which scheme still continues triennially.

Jim’s many academic qualifications include BE (Electrical, First Class Honours, first place), MEngSc, CEng, FIEI, FIET, and he was recently elected to Life Senior Member of the IEEE. He has travelled to over 50 countries and has a working knowledge of Danish, German, Spanish and French.


Chris RichardsonChris Richardson is a Director of Deloitte Access Economics and is one of Australia’s best known economists.

As a renowned expert, particularly in macroeconomics, Chris heads Access Economics’ Macroeconomic Policy and Forecasting Group and is the author of Business Outlook, widely acknowledged as the leader in its field of macroeconomic forecasting. His expertise includes the Australian and global economies, Federal budget analysis, property, ageing and industry trends.

His comments on trends in the economy and their e�ect on business regularly appear in daily media coverage. His views are widely quoted – for example, he was named in the only debate between the PM and the Opposition leader in the 2001 Federal election.

Chris Richardson has provided tailored economic advice to the corporate sector for many years, assisting in the business planning for numerous private and public organisations. His guest speaker appearances vary from conferences for one of Australia’s leading banking institutions, to discussions with the Board of Directors for a major construction company.

Bruce Robb Bruce has 30+ years’ experience in the residential development sector, including senior roles with AV Jennings, Crestwood Homes, the Queensland Master Builders Association, Australand

GM with a company called Buildus, which specialises in multi residential construction of townhouses and low

is also on the HIA Queensland Executive and is well equipped to talk about changes in customer preferences with

at HIA and other industry events.

Tim Mander Tim Mander is the State Member for Everton, and the Minister for Housing and Public Works.

After a successful career as a leading NRL referee, Tim spent six years as the CEO of the Scripture Union of Queensland.

Tim was elected to State Parliament in March 2012 and fast tracked into the ministry as the Assistant Minister for Sport and Racing before being promoted to the front bench as Minister for Housing and Public Works in November 2012.

Tim and his wife Gayle have four children and live in Brisbane’s northern suburbs.


John SteenJohn Steen is an Associate Professor in Strategy at the University of Queensland Business School in Brisbane, Australia. John is currently leading major international projects on the subject of innovation and productivity. This includes the transition to new digital business models and performance in mega capital ($1billion +) projects, particularly in the global resources sector. Current partners in these projects include Imperial College London, University College London, Cambridge University, UQ Sustainable Minerals Institute, APPEA and Ernst and Young. John is highly sought after as a guest speaker and commentator and has given talks on strategy and innovation to businesses and governments in Australia, Asia and Europe.

Alan WaldronAlan Waldron started his career as an apprentice and has used this experience to enhance his next career path of teaching where he rose through various promotions to become a School Principal. Alan left teaching and took up an offer to become a Commanding Officer in the Royal Australian Air Force where he had been a reservist.

Alan’s next career was in the Queensland Department of Employment and Training as an Executive Officer in the Building and Construction Taskforce. He then joined the industry training advisory body- Construction Training Queensland/Building & Construction Industry Training Fund (Qld) and was appointed General Manager in 2005. He was instrumental in re-building the organization to a position of being considered to be the largest and most successful organization of its kind in Australia.

In August 2007, Alan took up his current position as the inaugural National Training Manager of Hutchinson Builders-the biggest privately owned building company in Queensland with operations across Australia. His brief is to build a workforce development strategy that focuses on increasing the capacity and capability of the company employing over 1200 employees including increasing the number of apprentices and cadets to around 15% of the total workforce.

In 2011, Hutchinson Builders won Employer of the Year at the Australian Training Awards.

Alan has served on a number of high level committees and managed the Queensland Construction Training Fund. He is currently a director on a number of industry Boards; the Governing Body of the Queensland Studies Authority and is an Australian Apprenticeship Ambassador.

MCEllen FanningEllen Fanning is best known for her work as an award-winning current affairs journalist.

At 24, she broke new ground, becoming the first woman to host one of ABC Radio’s national current affairs programs. Two years at the helm of PM were followed by several years anchoring AM on ABC Radio and serving as occasional host of ABC TV’s 7.30 Report.

Ellen also served as the ABC’s Washington correspondent and has reported from locations as diverse as Transylvania and the North Pole, under the Indian Ocean aboard an Australian Navy submarine and 30,000 feet over Serbia from a US Air Force refueling jet.

Ellen Fanning has interviewed every current and former Australian Prime Minister from John Howard to John Gorton and has met and interviewed world leaders from France, Britain, Ireland, Israel and the United States.

Most recently, Ellen Fanning has been a reporter for the Nine Network’s 60 Minutes and Sunday programs. She has also had extensive experience moderating political, business and community events in Australia.

With a wealth of experience in communications, politics, social, cultural and business issues, Ellen Fanning’s informative and stimulating presentations make her an ideal moderator and facilitator.


Conference ProgramConference

Thursday 4 September 2014

0800 - 1700 Registration

0900 - 1030 Opening Ceremony | MC: Ellen Fanning Accompanying Persons are encouraged to attend the Opening Ceremony | Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2

0900 - 0915 Conference Opening

0915 - 0930

0930 - 0945

0945 - 1030

Welcome | Paul Sutton, General Manager, IQA and Ken Slattery, CEO, CCAA

Official Opening Address | Hon. Tim Mander MP | Minister for Housing and Public Works

Keynote Presentation | Mike Kane, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Boral Limited

AWARD PRESENTATION: Volvo Environment Award

1030 - 1100 Morning Tea | hosted by Wagners Cement

1030 - 1630 Orica Partners Day for Accompanying Persons | Mystery Tour

1100 - 1230 Plenary Session 1 - Australian Economic Outlook | MC: Ellen Fanning | Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2

1100 - 1145 Australian Economic Outlook | Chris Richardson, Partner, Deloitte Access Economics

1145 - 1230 Construction Sector Outlook | David McAdam, Managing Director and CEO, Seymour Whyte Constructions

1230 - 1300 PANEL DISCUSSION Australia’s Productivity Performance and the Role of the Construction Materials SectorChris Richardson, Partner, Deloitte Access Economics Mike Kane, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Boral Limited David McAdam, Managing Director and CEO, Seymour Whyte Constructions

Wednesday 3 September 2014

from 1030 AIQEF Golf Day Hillstone St Lucia,Carawa St, St Lucia (transfers included)Pre Game Brunch: 10.30am – 11.30am

First group 11.15am – 12.30pm

0930 - 1430 Exhibition Open Day Registration

1000 - 1400 Exhibition Open Day & Vendor Presentations - Morning Session

1400 - 1800 Exhibition Open Day & Vendor Presentations - Afternoon Session

1000 - 1500 IQA Council/ Board Meetings

1500 - 1900 Pre-conference Registration

1800 - 2100 Hitachi Construction Machinery Australia Welcome Reception | Boulevard Room, BCEC

AWARD PRESENTATION: 1. Hitachi Gold Hard Hat Award2. Loadrite Lean Principles Award


1300 - 1400 Lunch | hosted by Boral Construction Materials, Cement Australia, and Hanson

1400 - 1530 Plenary Session 2 - Productivity & People: Skills, Organisational Practices & Innovation MC: Ellen Fanning | Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2

1400 - 1430 Skills Development | Alan Waldron, Hutchinson Builders

1430 - 1500 Organisational Practices | Dr John Steen, University of Queensland Business School

1500 - 1530 Creativity and Innovation | Developments in 3D Printing and their Relevance for the Construction Materials Industry | Chad Henry, CSIRO - Titanium Technologies - Additive Manufacturing Operations Manager

1530 - 1600 Afternoon Tea

1600 - 1730 Concurrent Session 1 Technological Innovations in CEMENT & PREMIXED CONCRETE

Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2 SPONSORED BY: Boral Construction Materials

Concurrent Session 2 Technological Innovations in QUARRYING

Room: M1 & M2 SPONSORED BY: Holcim Australia

High Quality Cement Production in a Vertical Roller MillGavin Maguire and Jonathan Riemann, Wagners Cement

Hi-Rise Construction: Unique Construction & Concrete TechnologiesProf Priyan Mendis, University of Melbourne Nilotpol Kar, BASF Australia Ltd

Value Added Concretes: a key to improving sustainability and competitiveness in the construction industryRedmond Lloyd and Tony Thomas, Boral Construction Materials and Cement

Developments in the Use of Heavy Vehicle Telematics – what it means for your industryChris Koniditsiotis and Gavin Hill, Transport Certification Australia

Surveying Innovations in Quarrying Erik Birzulis, Landair Surveys

Short Term Production Planning and Blast Scheduling for QuarriesKaren Normanton, Orica Neil Bellamy, Boral

Australia’s Technical Position on Aggregates and Management of Concreting Materials to Prevent ASR in ConcreteMichael Van Koeverden, Engineered Material SolutionsWarren South, CCAA

Quarry Specific Compliance Testing Frequency Levels: An Innovative Approach for TMR Quarry Assessment & Registration SystemAjith (Diss) Dissanayake, Peter Evansand Andrew Kennedy, Engineering and Technology Branch, Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads, Brisbane

1730 - 1830 Happy Hour | Exhibition Area, BCEC

1900 - 2330 Komatsu Dinner | Plaza Ballroom, BCEC


Friday 5 September 2014

0800 - 1700 Registration

0900 – 1030 Plenary Session 3 - Responding to Our Customers’ Productivity Needs MC: Ellen Fanning | Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2

0815 - 1430 Accompanying Persons Tour JoJo’s Restaurant and Bar

0900 - 0930 Contractor Perspective | Tony Baulderstone

0930 - 1000 Road and Transport Provider Speaker TBC

1000 - 1030 Housing Industry Changes | Bruce Robb, General Manager, Buildus

AWARD PRESENTATION: SCE Rocktec Innovation Award

1030 – 1100 Morning Tea

1100 – 1230 Plenary Session 4 - “Big Picture” Trends Likely to Shape Our Industry’s Future and Our Industry’s Productivity MC: Ellen Fanning | Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2

1100 - 1145 Social and Demographic Changes in Australia Mark McCrindle, McCrindle Research Pty Ltd

1145 - 1230 Future Technology Trends Hugh Durrant-Whyte, CEO, National ICT Australia; | Chair, NSW Innovation and Productivity Council

1230 - 1300 Changes in Public Policy and Political Trends in Australia Peter van Onselen, Contributing Editor, The Australian

1300 - 1400 Lunch hosted by | Boral Cement Limited, Adelaide Brighton Limited, Holcim Australia

1400 - 1530 Plenary Session 5 - Construction Materials Industry – International Perspectives MC: Ellen Fanning | Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2

1400 - 1420 Jim O’Brien, CSR Consulting (Dublin)

1420 - 1440 David Hogan, President, Institute of Quarrying (Hong Kong Branch)

1440 - 1500 PANEL DISCUSSION

1500 - 1530 Afternoon Tea

1530 - 1700 Concurrent Session 3 - Innovations in E HS - Quarrying

Room: Great Hall Quadrant 2 SPONSORED BY: Hanson Australia

Concurrent Session 4 - Innovations in EHS – Cement and Premixed Concrete

Room: M1 & M2 SPONSORED BY: Boral Cement


Saturday 6 September 2014

1000 - 1200 AIQEF Brunch & Auction Room M3, BCEC MC: AIQEF Chairman Auctioneer: Graham Messer, Graham Messer Industrial Auctioneers & Valuers Celebrity Speaker: Jay Jay

AWARD PRESENTATION 1. Alex Northover Award2. IQA Service Award3. Hyundai Best Technical Paper4. Honorary Fellow of the IQA Award

*Program is subject to change without notice.

Neutralisation of Alkaline Concrete Waste Water Omar El Komy and Jessica van Soest, Boral

So..You’d Like to Start or Extend Your Quarry? Perils, Pitfalls and a PathwayDugald Gray, ECOROC Pty Ltd

High Efficiency Sediment Basins for Quarries – a win for the environment and the operator’sbottom lineKyle Robson O2 Environment + Engineering

Using Participatory Ergonomics to Decrease Injury Costs and Increase Production: a case study example at Benedict IndustriesKylie Newton, NSW Dept of Trade and Investment – Mine SafetyGavin Horobin, CCAA

Mining Opportunities: Development of Beneficial End Uses from Quarry Pit Lakes Michael Gerner, Golder Associates

Absent Innovation - the Legal CostAlan Girle and Kara Reynolds, Sparke Helmore

Concrete Agitator Stability SystemAdam Tointon, BoralFrank Dumay, Mack

1700 - 1800 Happy Hour hosted by Mack Trucks Australia | Exhibition Area, BCEC

AWARD PRESENTATION Ron Parrott Award: 1. Best Small Exhibit2. Best Large Exhibit

1900 - 2300 Caterpillar Gala Dinner | Brisbane City Hall, King George Square

AWARD PRESENTATION 1. Caterpillar Continuous Improvement Award Presentation2. ESCO Young Member Contribution Award3. CCAA EHS Awards


Pre Conference Functions

Social Program

AIQEF Golf Day

Date: Wednesday 3rd September 2014

Time: Pre Game Brunch: 10:30am - 11:30am.

Tee off: First group 11:15am through to 12:30pm

Venue: Hillstone St Lucia

Cost: $100 per person

Enjoy a day on the green sponsored by Hyundai Construction Equipment, at one of Brisbane’s oldest historic golf courses. The course layout suits golfers of all levels and has hosted several Queensland Open and PGA Tournaments.

Attendees will be split into groups of 4, please specify when registering if you have a preferred group.

Competitions include a 2 ball Ambrose for the coveted Hyundai/AIQEF Perpetual Trophy, Nearest the Pin, Longest Drive and more, with lots of prizes up for grabs. There will be a presentation of trophies and prizes, along with complimentary drinks after the game.

Transfers to and from the Golf Club from the conference venue will be arranged.

Exhibition Open Day

The Exhibition Open Day will be held on Wednesday 3 September before the Conference and will be open to conference delegates as well as industry operators.

Vendor Presentations

Be the first to find out about the latest product launches, technological advances and new services offered, for a comprehensive list of sponsors and exhibitors at CMIC14.

Tickets are available for only $35 for a morning or afternoon session. This is not to be missed!

See the program on our website. www.cmic.com.au


Time: Morning Session 10:00am – 2:00pm

Afternoon Session 2:00pm – 6:00pm

Venue: Exhibition Area, BCEC

Cost: $35 per person

Hitachi Welcome Reception


Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Venue: Boulevard Room, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

Dress code: Smart Casual

One ticket is included in all full delegate and accompanying person registrations. Please indicate your attendance on your registration form.

Additional Ticket Cost: $110 per person

Komatsu Dinner

Date: Thursday 4th September 2014

Time: Pre dinner drinks from 7:00pm Dinner 7:30pm – 11:30pm

Venue: Plaza Room, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

Dress code: Smart Casual for Men / Cocktail Dress for Ladies



www.cmic.com.au


Orica Partner’s Day

Date: Thursday 4 September

Time: 10:30am start


Cost: One ticket is included in all accompanying person registrations

The Orica Accompanying Partners Day Tour is being held in the city of Brisbane and within walking distance from the Exhibition Centre. Please ensure comfortable footwear is worn and meet in the Exhibition Foyer at 10.30am.

Partners Program

Social Program

Social ProgramCaterpillar Gala Dinner and Awards Night

Date: Friday 5th September 2014

Time: Pre dinner drinks from 7:00pm Dinner 7:30pm – 11:00pm

Venue: Brisbane City Hall

Dress code: Roaring 20’s/Great Gatsby theme or Black Tie



AIQEF Brunch & Auction

Date: Saturday 6th September 2014

Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm

Venue: M3, Mezzanine Level, Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre




Partners Tour

Venue: Jo Jo’s Brisbane City - Transfers from the Conference Venue have been arranged

Date: Friday 5 September

Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm

Dress Code: Smart Casual

Jo-Jo’s restaurant is Brisbane’s most iconic and exciting eating and meeting place. Located right in the heart of the city, Jo-Jo’s is a great place to enjoy a delectable high tea. Relax and enjoy a view of the Brisbane CBD. Served on an elegant three-tiered stands, Jo-Jo’s high tea features an exquisite selection of dainty delights prepared fresh daily. Partners will be treated to a styling workshop from Stefan who will showcase hair and make up trends of the season.

One ticket is included in all accompanying person registrations.


Conference Location and VenueBrisbane, AustraliaBrisbane is Australia’s fastest growing city and is rated the world’s sixth best business destination by Economist Magazine.

The seat of government and commerce in the state of Queensland, Brisbane has a population of 1.8 million.

The gateway to the country’s most popular tourist region, Brisbane is serviced by world class domestic and international airports located just 20 minutes from the city centre. Brisbane International Airport operates 24/7 and has direct International flights each week.

With an all year round idyllic climate, Brisbane is a dynamic, sophisticated and cosmopolitan city with a relaxed, friendly alfresco lifestyle.

Brisbane Convention and Exhibition CentreCorner of Merivale & Glenelg StreetSouth Bank, Queensland, Australia 4101T: +61 7 3308 3000 F: +61 7 3308 3500

The Centre is in the unique South Bank riverside precinct, the city’s cultural and entertainment hub.

The Centre’s central city location is convenient for visitors with easy and direct access to an efficient citywide transport network of buses, trains, taxis and the river’s high-speed regular catamaran service. The city to airport Air Train operates from the South Brisbane train station, adjacent to the Convention Centre.

The City’s international and domestic airports are only a 20 minute taxi ride from the city centre and the Convention Centre.

South BankSouth Bank is a unique riverside cultural and entertainment precinct in the heart of the city of Brisbane. Set in lush subtropical riverfront parkland, it is a dynamic urban lifestyle and retail precinct that showcases Queensland’s art and culture and hosts one of the world’s most important collections of indigenous art.

Located on a one kilometre stretch of the Brisbane River, South Bank is home to the only sand and swimming beach in the heart of an Australian city. You’ll be surprised at the diversity of attractions, with rainforest walks, more than 30 restaurants, cafes and bars, stylish shops, symphony orchestras, state opera companies, performing arts theatres and art culture including Australia’s most celebrated Gallery of Modern Art.


Registration and PaymentEach delegate must complete an official registration /accommodation form. For manual submission, please print and complete the form at the back of this booklet and fax to +61 7 3839 4649 (forms may be photocopied for multiple registrations) OR register online at www.cmic.com.au and receive a $20.00 discount.

Payment can be made by credit card (MasterCard or Visa) or cheque in Australian Dollars. Cheques must be made payable to: ‘The Institute of Quarrying Australia Conference Account’.

Please address all registration forms and cheques to:

CMIC14 SecretariatC/- International Conferences and Events (ICE) P/LLevel 7, 127 Creek StreetBrisbane, QLD 4000T: +61 7 3218 2147F: +61 7 3839 4649E: [email protected]

All prices include GST ONLINE REGISTRATION MANUAL REGISTRATION

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Standard Member Registration $1150.00 $1170.00

Standard Non Member Registration $1290.00 $1310.00

ACCOMPANYING PERSON REGISTRATION

Standard Accompanying Person Registration $610.00 $630.00

STUDENT REGISTRATION

Student Registration (One day only) $220.00 $240.00

DAY REGISTRATION

Single Day Registration $500.00 $520.00

Member RateTo receive the member rate, please tick the corresponding box on your registration form.

IQA Members will be awarded 12 hours toward their 30 hour requirement under the QMCS Certification Program

Single Day RegistrationSingle day registration is permitted for one day only. If you are attending more than one day, full registration must be purchased.

The deadline for all registrations is Tuesday 26 August, 2014. Registrations made after this date will incur a $50.00 late registration fee.


Registration Entitlements

REGISTRATION ENTITLEMENTS

FULL REGISTRATION DAY/STUDENT REGISTRATION

ACCOMPANYING PERSON REGISTRATION

Conference Sessions ü ü * N/A

Conference Satchel, Program ü ü * Satchel, Gift

AM/PM Teas & Lunches ü ü * N/A

Exhibition Open Day & Vendor Presentations

$35 $35 $35

AIQEF Golf Day $100 $100 $100

Welcome Reception ü $110 üInformal Dinner ü $140 ü

Gala Awards Dinner ü $140 ü

Brunch & Auction ü $110 üPartner’s Tour N/A üOrica Partner’s Day N/A ü

*Day of Registration only. Day & Student delegates may purchase a ticket to the non-inclusive social functions via the registration form

Additional tickets may be purchased for guests to attend the social functions. See the registration form for details.


AccommodationSpecial rates have been negotiated for conference delegates at hotels within walking distance of the conference venue. These rates are only available to conference delegates and bookings MUST be made via the registration process via the Conference Organisers. (Note: Do not contact the hotel directly to book these rates)

Every effort is made to satisfy accommodation requests; however accommodation is confirmed on a first come first-served basis and is subject to availability.

Prices listed are per room per night and are room only rates unless otherwise specified.

Hilton Brisbane190 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane

• King Hilton Single $265 / Double $285

• Twin Hilton Single $265 / Double $285

Buffet Breakfast is $38.00 per person

Distance to Conference Venue: 23 mins walk (1.8km)

Parking is available at $55.00 per night for either self parking or valet.

Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival will be charged 100% of the full stay.

Check in is from 2pm. Check out is by 11am.

Mantra Southbank161 Grey Street, South Bank

• Hotel – $259

• Studio - $279

• Studio City View - $299

• One Bedroom - $329


Distance to Conference Venue: 3 mins walk (250m)

Parking is available at $35.00 per night.

Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival will be charged one night’s accommodation.


Ibis Brisbane27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane

• Standard Room - $199.00


Distance to Conference Venue: 20 mins walk (1.6km)

Parking is available at $27.00 per night.

Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival will be charged 100% of the full stay.


To make a reservation for accommodation credit card details are required, cheques are not accepted. Funds will not be deducted from your credit card; however your card details will be forwarded to the hotel as security for your booking.


Registration FormTAX INVOICE / RECEIPT ABN; 69 893 345 889Please Fax or Email this form to ICE Australia or Register online at www.cmic.com.au and save $20.00.

All prices quoted include 10% GST.

Personal Details

Surname: First Name: Title:

Organisation:

Position:

Postal Address:

Suburb: State: Postcode: Country:

Phone: Mobile:

Email:

NB: In registering for this conference, relevant contact details will be incorporated into a delegate list for the benefit of all delegates, and may also be made available to parties directly related to the conference including sponsors.

Please tick here if you do not consent to the above information being passed onto a third party or used for a secondary purpose

Special Requirements:(Dietary, hearing impairment, access, other requirements)

How did you hear about the CMIC14 Conference?

CMIC14 Newsletter

Linked In

Twitter

Quarry Magazine

Construction Matters Magazine/Newsletter

IQA Newsletter

CCAA Newsletter

Word of Mouth

Website: PLEASE SPECIFY WHICH WEBSITE

Editorial: PLEASE SPECIFY PUBLICATION

Advertisement: PLEASE SPECIFY PUBLICATION

Associated Conferences: PLEASE SPECIFY

Other: PLEASE SPECIFY

MembershipPlease tick membership type:

IQA Member CCAA Member

Preferred Name Badge Title:


NB. Complete if your preferred display name is different from the details provided above.


Delegate Registration Australian Dollars

Standard Member Registration $1170.00

Standard Non-Member Registration $1310.00

Day Registration (One day only). Please indicate which day you will be attending: $520.00

Thursday 4th September Friday 5th September

Student Registration (One day only). Please indicate which day you will be attending: $240.00

Thursday 4th September Friday 5th September

Accompanying Person Details


Special Requirements:

(Dietary, hearing impairment, access, other requirements)

Accompanying Person Registration Australian Dollars

Standard $630.00

Exhibition Open Day & Vendor Presentations Registration Australian Dollars

Morning Session 1000 – 1400 Afternoon Session 1400 – 1800 Per session $35.00

AIQEF Golf Day

Number of attendees: x $100Total Cost = $ AUD

Please list names of attendees and handicaps if applicable:

Handicap:

Handicap:

Handicap:

Handicap:

Please specify if there are attendees you would like to be in a group with:


Social FunctionsAll social functions are included in Standard and Accompanying Person Registrations only. Please indicate attendance as tickets are not automatically allocated.

FUNCTION DELEGATE ACCOMP. PERSON

ADDITIONAL TICKETS

$ AUD

# COST TOTAL

Hitachi Welcome Reception Wed 3 Sept, 1800 - 2100

$110.00

Komatsu Dinner Thurs 4 Sept, 1900 - 2330

$140.00

Caterpillar Gala Dinner & Awards Night Fri 5 Sept, 1900 - 2300

$140.00

AIQEF Brunch & Auction Sat 6 Sept, 1000 - 1200

$110.00

Partner’s Tour Fri 5 Sept, 1000 - 1500

N/A N/A N/A

Orica Partner’s Day Thurs 4 Sep, 1030 - 1630

N/A N/A N/A

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS TOTAL

Times advised are subject to change, based on final program.

Registration Payment Summary

Registration $

Social Functions $

Late Registration Fee (add $50 if registering after Tuesday 26 August 2014) $

Grand Total $

Payment Details Cheque: Please make cheques payable to ‘The Institute of Quarrying Australia Conference Account’ and post to:

CMIC14 SecretariatC/- International Conferences & Events (ICE) P/LLevel 7, 127 Creek StreetBrisbane, QLD 4000T: +61 7 3218 2147F: +61 7 3839 4649E: [email protected]

Credit Cards:

MasterCard Visa

Please charge my credit card with the amount owing on this form.

Card Number: Expiry Date (MM/YY):

Cardholders Name: Cardholders Signature:

Please note that debits to your credit card will appear on your statement as ‘International Conferences & Events (ICE) P/L”


Accommodation

HILTON BRISBANE - 190 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane

King Hilton – Single $265

King Hilton – Double $285

Twin Hilton – Single $265

Twin Hilton – Double $285

MANTRA SOUTHBANK – 161 Grey Street, South Bank

Hotel – $259

Studio – $279

Studio City View – $299

One Bedroom – $329

IBIS BRISBANE – 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane

Standard Room – $199

Date of Arrival: / Date of Departure: / Number of nights:

Sharing with (name/s) – if applicable

Special requests (cot, triple share etc.):

Credit Card for Accommodation Booking:

Credit card details must be given as security on the booking (please see accommodation section of the registration brochure).

MasterCard Visa

Card Number: Expiry Date (MM/YY):

Cardholders Name: Cardholders Signature

Terms and ConditionsCancellations and AmendmentsRegistration, social function and/or accommodation cancellations and amendments cannot be accepted over the telephone. Alterations and cancellations must be sent in writing to the Conference Organisers, International Conferences & Events (ICE) Pty Ltd.

Email to [email protected] or fax to +617 3839 4649

RefundsRegistration cancellations received up to Monday 4 August 2014 will receive a full refund, less $150.00 administration fee. Registration cancellations received between Monday 4 August 2014 and Wednesday 20 August 2014 will receive a 50% refund. No refunds will be given for registration cancellations received after Wednesday 20 August 2014. As an alternative to cancellation, registrations may be transferred to another representative until 20 August 2014. All amendments, including transfers, made after this date will incur a $20.00 additional fee.

AccommodationAccommodation cancellations less than 30 days prior will be charged by the hotel according to their cancellation conditions.

ConditionsInternational Conference & Events Pty Ltd reserves the right to deny entry and/or terminate the registration of any person who demonstrates behaviour that International Conference & Events Pty Ltd deems to be inappropriate and / or a risk to others. Registrations received by International Conference & Events Pty Ltd will not be considered as confirmed unless payment has been received and processed by International Conference & Events Pty Ltd. Non-payment or non-attendance will be taken as a cancellation on the day of the event and will incur a 100% cancellation fee.

DisclaimerThe speakers, topics and times are correct at the time of printing. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Organising Committee reserves the right to delete or alter items in the Conference Program.

Liability / InsuranceIn the event of industrial disruptions or natural disasters, the Institute of Quarrying Australia (IQA), Cement Concrete and Aggregates Australia (CCAA) and International Conferences and Events (ICE) Pty Ltd cannot accept responsibility for any financial or other losses incurred by the delegate. Nor can the Institute of Quarrying Australia (IQA), Cement Concrete and Aggregates Australia (CCAA) and International Conferences and Events (ICE) Pty Ltd take responsibility for injury or damage to persons or property occurring during the conference or associated activities. Insurance is the responsibility of the individual delegate.

o I agree to these Terms and Conditions.

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