Monday, October 4^th 2010

• Sustainable Railway Development and Safety in Hong Kong (Presentation)
  HC Chan; Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, HKSAR
  
  
• Corporate Crisis Management System for a modern Railway (Presentation)
  George Lee; MTR Corporation, Hong Kong
  
  
• The Practical Safety Management for Chinese CBTC Development  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Tao Tang; Beijing Jiaotong University, China
  
  
• How Safe are our Railway Projects?  (Presentation)
  TC Chew; MTR Corporation, Hong Kong
  
  
• Dealing with the Media after a Major Accident  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Ian Naish; Naish Transportation Consulting Inc, Canada
  
  
• Lessons from the Nabeta Railroad Crossing Accident Investigation  (Presentation)
  Yasuhiro Kimura; East Japan Railway Workers' Union, Japan
  
  
• GB Experience with learning from accidents and other operational experience – looking forward  (Presentation)
  Anson Jack; RSSB, UK
  
  
• Modeling and Assessing of Train-Person Collision Accidents on the National Railway of South Korea  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Chan Woo Park; Korea Railroad Research Institute, Korea
  
  
• Human Factor in Challenging Financial Times – An Australian Perspective  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  David Edwards; Australasian Transport Risk Solutions (ATRS) PTY LTD, Australia
  
  
• A National Approach to Managing Safety Performance – An Australian Perspective  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Kevin Taylor; Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB), Australia
  
  
• Placing Blame on the Driver Alone Will Not Lead to a Culture of Safety  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Yuki Izumi; East Japan Railway Workers' Union, Japan
  
  
• Improving railway safety Global metro railways' precursor and safety maturity performance  (Presentation)
  Miltiadis A. Kyriakidis; Imperial College, UK
  
  

Tuesday, October 5^th 2010

• Challenges in sustaining rail safety: learning lessons from others  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Alan Ross; A&K Ross Associations Pty Ltd, Australia
  
  
• The risk of derailment and collision, and safety systems to prevent the risk  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Tomohisa Nakamura; East Japan Railway Company, Japan
  
  
• The ORR railway management maturity model and its use in benchmarking safety and securing continued improvement  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Iain Ferguson; Office of Rail Regulation, UK
  
  
• A Report on the Switching Operations Fatality Analysis Program  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Michael Martino; Association of American Railroads, USA
  
  
• A Railway Regulatory Regime- The Hong Kong Perspective  (Presentation)
  Albert Tse; Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, HKSAR
  
  
• Application of Safety on Saudi Arabia Project CTW300  (Presentation)
  Rob Boulger; Laing O' Rourke, Australia
  
  
• Who should investigate railway incidents?  (Presentation)
  Stephen Watson; Arthur D. Little Limited.
  
  
• Inadequate personal safety and security is the greater threat to public confidence  (Presentation)
  Aidan_Nelson; Community Safety Partnerships Ltd, UK
  
  
• Electrical Safety programme, a way to influence human behavior for safer working methods  (Presentation)
  Anna Nicodemi; Swedish Transport Administration, Sweden
  
  
• Human Error Assessment in the Design of New Signalling Control Centres  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Harry Blanchard; Lloyd's Register Ltd, UK
  
  
• Understanding Older Passengers' Safety Behaviours  (Presentation)
  Siu Oi Ling; Lingnan University, Hong Kong
  
  
• The assessment of behavioral/ non-technical skills in the risk based FirstGroup competence management system  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Ray Metcalfe; Metcalfe Rail Safety, UK
  
  
• Where is the SMS heading-a companywide approach continuous improvement  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Bart Accou; European Railway Agency, Belgium
  
  
• Research on Organization-level Safety Assurance System  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Lei Chen; Beijing National Railway Research and Design Institute of Signal and Communication, China
  
  
• Good Practice Approach to Risk and Safety Management of Major Rail System Projects  (Presentation)
  Anthony Pickett; Union Railway, UAE
  
  
• Quantitative Techniques in Safety Management  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Somnath Pal; Indian Railways, India
  
  

Wednesday, October 6^th 2010

• UIC activities in the field of Human Factors  (Presentation)
  Peter Gerhardt; International Union Railways, France
  
  
• Integration of passenger behavior studies into the design of West Kowloon Terminus  (Presentation)
  Karen Priestley; Lloyd's Register Rail (Asia) Limited, Hong Kong
  
  
• Learning from disasters: Improving health and safety culture and competence  (Presentation)
  David Morris; NEBOSH, UK
  
  
• The effects of the ERTMS introduction on the Hungarian railway workers  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Istvan Gasko; VDSZSZ-Free Trade Union of Railway Workers, Hungary
  
  
• Independent Safety Assurance for Fast Developing Railways in China  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Simon Zhang; Lloyd's Register Rail (Asia) Limited, Hong Kong
  
  
• Safety System for Track Maintenance Vehicle Operation of Shinkansen  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  Atsushi Sasaki; East Japan Railway Company, Japan
  
  
• System Safety and Risk Management The view of a National Safety Autourity  (Presentation)
  Ralf Schweinsberg; Federal Railway Authority, Germany
  
  
• Learning lessons from accidents and incidents  (Presentation)
  Michel Aymeric; EPSF, France
  
  
• A Summary of the RAIU Investigation Report into the Collapse of Malahide Viaduct on the 21st August 2009  (Presentation)  (Paper)
  David Murton & Jill Cregan; Railway Accident Investigation Unit, Ireland
  
  

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