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Brought to you by the Backflow Prevention Association of Australia Inc.
New technologies, new innovations, case studies and workshops in backflow prevention, trade waste and temperature controlled water systems.
MAJOR SPONSORS
THE NATIONAL
WATER FOR HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT CONFERENCE
2018 CONFERENCE HANDBOOK
October 18, 19 and 20, 2018Novotel St. Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Melbourne
For more details go to www.bpaa.org.au or email [email protected]
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
BPAA PRESIDENT’S WELCOME 3
CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEE 3
CONFERENCE SPONSORS 4Conference Partner 4
Joint Host Sponsors 4
Platinum Sponsors 6
Gold Conference Sponsors 6
Welcome Function Sponsor 7
Conference Dinner Sponsor 7
Saturday Workshop Sponsor 7
Lanyard Sponsor 7
Trade Displays 8
DAY ONE: THURSDAY 18TH OCTOBER 2018 9Theme 9
Master of Ceremonies 9
Keynote Speakers Day One 9
Timetable Day One 10
Presenter Index Day One 10
DAY TWO: FRIDAY 19TH OCTOBER 2018 11Theme 11
Master of Ceremonies 11
Timetable Day Two 11
Presenter Index Day Two - Stream 1 12
Presenter Index Day Two - Stream 2 12
DAY THREE: SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018 13Theme 13
Timetable Day Three 13
Presenter Index Day Three 13
ST. KILDA LOCATION MAP 14
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BPAA PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
CONFERENCE ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Welcome to The 2018 National Water for Health & the Environment Conference.
The Backflow Prevention Association of Australia Inc. is proud to bring you one of the most unique water conferences yet seen in Australia. Targeting the health and environmental aspects of water used in commercial, industrial and health industries, the papers and workshops in backflow prevention, trade waste and temperature-controlled water systems will be of interest to anyone involved in water control.
The theme of the conference is based around new technologies, new innovations, case studies and workshops. These sessions will attract people from all levels of industry.
Connect directly with your target market. This conference offers a unique chance to network and meet prospective clients, catch up with old contacts and identify new opportunities.
With an audience of over 100 delegates from all areas of the water supply industry from across Australia and internationally this is a great opportunity to launch new products, create new partnerships, generate new leads and connect with both users and regulators.
The event will be two full days of presentations and papers plus a half day of hands-on workshops as well as two specific networking opportunities on the Welcome Function, watching the sunset from the end of the St. Kilda Pier and the Conference Dinner.
A table top style exhibition will run for the two full days of the conference and extensive time has been allocated for the delegates to get involved. All catering will be held either in the exhibition area or close by.
Peter McLennan President, BPAA
Peter McLennan
Tracy Barkham
Andrew Meade
Jeff Parsonage
Jim Fontana
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CONFERENCE PARTNER
JOINT HOST SPONSORS
This conference is brought to you by
CONFERENCE SPONSORS
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PLATINUM SPONSORS
GOLD CONFERENCE SPONSORS
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WELCOME FUNCTION SPONSOR
CONFERENCE DINNER SPONSOR
SATURDAY WORKSHOP SPONSOR
LANYARD SPONSOR
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TRADE DISPLAYS
July 16, 2015
FAQs
Reliance Worldwide Corporation Recalls Temperature Actuated Flow Reducers Due to Potential Scald Hazard
What Products are involved? Cash Acme Shower Safe and Tap Safe Heatguard® Temperature Actuated Flow Reducers (TAFR) (used in faucets and showers).
How can I tell if I have these products? The Heatguard® Temperature Actuated Flow Reducers were sold under the Cash Acme brand name. When installed, the flow reducers are located just before the shower or faucet head. Shower Safe Assembly SD-LF #24718, Tap Safe Assembly TD-LF #24719 and Shower Safe Assembly SD-01 #24110-0000 with Date Code between December 1, 2014 and April 14, 2015 may be impacted. The model and manufacturing date code can be located on the shipping box label and the individual item box label.
How many products are involved in the recall? Approximately 26,000 units manufactured between December 18, 2014 and April 9, 2015.
Who is the Manufacturer? Reliance Worldwide Corporation (RWC)
What is the Hazard? TAFR flow reducers are used in faucets and showers to sense high temperature water and reduce water flow if it achieves 120º F (49º C). These devices are assembled by RWC and contain a third-party manufactured thermal element. Supplied by the world leader of thermostatic components for domestic hot water, these elements in conjunction with the flow reducer are designed to limit temperature of hot water that flows from a shower head or faucet. Our investigation indicates a batch of these thermal elements can potentially deteriorate over time, causing users to come in contact with water that is hotter than expected. Although no incidents have been reported, the thermal elements at issue may pose a risk of scald injuries. Because the thermal elements may not meet the company's quality and safety standards, RWC is voluntarily requesting that all affected flow reducers be replaced to protect end-users.
Have there been any reported incidents or injuries? No injuries or incidents have been reported.
Where were these products sold? Plumbing retailers and wholesalers including Antiscald, Inc., Best Plumbing Specialties, Coley Electrical and Plumbing Supply, The Alzheimer’s Store, Dutton Lainson Company, FEI, Grainger, HD Supply, M-One Specialties, Security Supply, TM O’Donnell, and Westco Pipe and Supply from December 2014 through May 2015 for about $30.
What should I do if I have one of these products? Consumers should use caution when turning on faucets and showers with the recalled TAFR device installed and immediately contact Reliance Worldwide to receive a free replacement TAFR. Consumers will be mailed a replacement TAFR device with step-by-step installation instructions, and a postage pre-paid envelope to return the recalled TAFR to Reliance Worldwide.
How do I contact RWC? Consumers can contact RWC at (800) 441-1496 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or visit the company's Web site at www.cashacme.com and click Recall Info for more information.
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DAY ONE: THURSDAY 18TH OCTOBER 2018
THEMENew Technologies, New Innovations, Case Studies and Keynote Addresses in Backflow Prevention, Trade Waste & Temperature Controlled Water Systems
MASTER OF CEREMONIESErnie Kretschmer, Technical Manager, The Master Plumber’s Association of Queensland
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS DAY ONE
Greg Ryan is the Manager Utility Excellence at the Water Services Association of Australia. Oversighting cross sector groups and initiatives that drive better internal performance for utilities and outcomes for customers. These include asset management, health and safety and business transformation. Greg has been in the water industry for over 25 years and worked in areas including operations, design, research and corporate strategy.
Carmel is a longstanding and highly respected plumbing and fire protection industry leader, who was appointed a Commissioner of the VBA Board in November 2017.Carmel has extensive experience in the plumbing sector, having been National Executive Director of the National Fire Industry Association (NFIA) for 30 years and a member of the Plumbing Advisory Council (PAC) for the past 16 years.With strong experience in project leadership and team management, business planning and systems implementation, her extensive CV sets out a range of positions on boards, committees and advisory groups in the plumbing, fire protection and industry training sectors.Carmel is the 2018 incoming Chair of the Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre (PICAC), the industry-led training facility in Brunswick.She is also Chair of Fire Industry Training Ltd, an industry-owned training organisation, and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Greg RyanWater Services Assoc. of Australia
Carmel CoateVictorian Building Authority
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TIMETABLE DAY ONE
PRESENTER INDEX DAY ONE
TIME SESSION PROGRAM
9.00am Registration Open – Trade Exhibition Open
10.45am – 11.20am S1-1 Official Opening – Greg Ryan, Water Services Association of Australia
11.20am – 12.20pm S1-2 Keynote Speaker – Carmel Coate, Commissioner - Victorian Building Authority
12.20pm – 12.45pm S1-3 The Need for Cross Connection Control Expertise within Local Government – Peter Wenning – Wenning Consultants
12.45pm – 2.00pm Lunch and Trade Exhibition Viewing Time
2.00pm – 2.35pm S1-4 The Nation Construction Code – Volume 3 – Plumbing Code of Australia - Tips to help interpret. Stephen Jennison President, the Backflow Prevention Association of Australia Queensland Branch.
2.35pm – 3.10pm S1-5 Training of the Trades – Shayne La Combre, Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre
3.10pm – 3.50pm Afternoon Tea
3.50pm – 4.25pm S1-6 Trends in World Plumbing / Water Protection – Rick Fields, ZURN
4.25pm – 5.00pm S1-7 Backflow and TMV Database – Dan McKinnon, OMA App
5.30pm – 7.00pm Hydroflow Distributors Australia Welcome Function
PRESENTER SESSION TIME
Coate, Carmel – Victorian Building Authority S1-2 11.20am – 12.20pm
Fields, Rick – ZURN S1-6 3.50pm – 4.25pm
La Combre, Shayne – Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre S1-5 2.35pm – 3.10pm
McKinnon, Dan– OMA App S1-7 4.25pm – 5.00pm
Ryan, Greg - Water Services Assoc. of Australia S1-1 10.45am – 11.20am
Peter Wenning – Wenning Consultants S1-3 12.20pm - 12.45pm
Stephen Jennison – Backflow Prevention Association of Australia S1-4 2.00pm – 2.35pm
(Program may change due to unforeseeable circumstances)
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TIME SESSION PROGRAM
7.30am Registration Open – Trade Exhibition Open
8.50am – 9.25am S2-1 STREAM 1: Annual testing of backflow prevention devices on fire protection water supplies – Shae Mete, Fire Protection Association Australia
S3-1 STREAM 2: Standards Australia Development Process – Alison Scotland, Standards Australia
9.25am – 10.00am S2-2 STREAM 1: The work the metro retails have completed in the trade waste space - Jim Papalois from South East Water
S3-2 STREAM 2: Developing High Quality & Innovative Products for Trade Waste – Ian Hansen, Halgan
10.00am – 10.45am Morning Tea and Trade Exhibition Viewing Time
10.45am – 11.20am S2-3 STREAM 1: WaterMark and Where the CAB (Certifying Authority Body) Fits In – Glenn Tate, IAPMO Oceana
S3-3 STREAM 2: International Update on Best Practice in Legionella Prevention and Management – Kelvin Slade, LMAG
11.20am – 11.55am S2-4 STREAM 1: VBA Licensing Updates – Mat Wilson, The Victorian Building Authority
S3-4 STREAM 2: Water Safety Plans – more than Legionella – Dr Richard Bentham, Hindmarsh Plumbing
11.55am – 12.30pm S2-5 STREAM 1: Facilitating Trade Waste Compliance Rick Draper - Amtac
S3-5 STREAM 2: Water as a Source of Hospital Associated Infections – Helen Persano, Pall Medical
(Program may change due to unforeseeable circumstances)
DAY TWO: FRIDAY 19TH OCTOBER 2018
THEMENew Technologies, New Innovations, Case Studies in Backflow Prevention, Trade Waste & Temperature Controlled Water Systems
MASTER OF CEREMONIESSTREAM 1: Ernie Kretschmer, Technical Manager, The Master Plumber’s Association of Queensland.STREAM 2: Eddie Denman, President of the Institute of Plumbing Inspectors, Queensland
TIMETABLE DAY TWO
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TIME SESSION PROGRAM
12.30pm – 2.00pm Lunch and Trade Exhibition Viewing Time
2.00pm – 2.35pm S2-6 STREAM 1: Backflow Test Kit Construction and Operation – Mike Lueck, MidWest Instruments USA
2.00pm – 2.15pm S3-6 STREAM 2: Launch of the Legionella Tips Website – Eddie Denman, LMAG
2.35pm – 3.10pm S2-7 STREAM 1: Being a Backflow Prevention Device Tester is More Than Just Testing Valves – Rick Fields, ZURN
2.15pm – 3.10pm S3-7 STREAM 2: Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink – Prof Luis Prado, Epworth Health Care
3.10pm – 4.00pm Afternoon Tea and Trade Exhibition Viewing Time
4.00pm – 5.00pm S2-8 STREAM 1: Open Mike – Q&A Session
S3-8 STREAM 2: Workshop: Water Sampling: Water Testing and Sampling for Legionella – ALS
5.00pm Day 2 conference closing and housekeeping
6.30pm – 11.30pm The Emerson ValvCheq Backflow Conference Dinner
PRESENTER INDEX DAY TWO - STREAM 1
PRESENTER INDEX DAY TWO - STREAM 2
PRESENTER SESSION TIME
Draper, Rick - Amtac S2-5 11.55am – 12.30pm
Fields, Rick – ZURN S2-7 2.35pm – 3.10pm
Lueck, Mike – MidWest Instruments USA S2-6 2.00pm – 2.35pm
Tate, Glenn – IAPMO Oceana S2-3 10.45am – 11.20am
Shae Mete – The Fire Protection Association Australia S2-1 8.50am - 9.25am
Jim Papalois – South East Water S2-2 9.25am – 10.00am
Mat Wilson – The Victorian Building Authority S2-4 11.20am – 11.55am
PRESENTER SESSION TIME
Bentham, Richard Dr – Hindmarsh Plumbing S3-4 11.20am – 11.55am
Denman, Eddie – LMAG S3-6 2.00pm – 2.15pm
Hansen, Ian – Halgan S3-2 9.25am – 10.00am
Persano, Helen – Pall Medical S3-5 11.55am – 12.30pm
Prado, Luis Prof – Epworth Health Care S3-7 2.15pm – 3.10pm
Scotland, Alison – Standards Australia Development Process S3-1 8.50am – 9.25am
Slade, Kelvin – LMAG – Slade Brothers Plumbing S3-3 10.45am – 11.20am
(Program may change due to unforeseeable circumstances)
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PRESENTER INDEX DAY THREE
PRESENTER SESSION TIME
Brooks, Joel - Halgan S2-2 9.00am – 9.30am
Lueck, Mike – MidWest Instruments USA S2-3 9.30am – 10.00am
Tink, Greg – Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre S2-4 10.30am – 12.30pm
Peter McLennan – BPAA S2-1 8.30am – 9.00am
TIME SESSION WORKSHOPS Sponsored By The Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre (PICAC). Venue PICAC (Bus is provided from Novotel)
8.30am – 9.00am S3-1 Building a Better Contractor Business – Peter McLennan, BPAA
9.00am – 9.30 am S3-2 Trade Waste Auditing – Joel Brooks, Halgan
9.30am – 10.00am S3-3 Backflow Test Kits: What is best for you? – Mike Lueck, MidWest Instruments USA
10.00am – 10.30am
10.30am – 12.30pm S3-4 Workshop: Backflow: Hands on Testing Refresher and Standards Update – Greg Tink, Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre
12.30pm
DAY THREE: SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018
THEMEWorkshops
TIMETABLE DAY THREE
(Program may change due to unforeseeable circumstances)
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ST. KILDA LOCATION MAP
Novotel St Kilda
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