2020 Virtual Fleet Management Workshop

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2020 Virtual Fleet Management Workshop

Given the Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on travel and face to face meetings, IPWEA has decided to replace the normal series of workshops around regional centres and capital cities with a Virtual Fleet Management Workshop available to everyone.

The Virtual Fleet Management Workshop will include a mix of interactive professional development sessions and industry briefings in an easy to access on-line format. You will still be able to participate and ask questions of the presenters from the comfort of your office or home.

Objectives

  • Improve plant & vehicle management practice
  • Provide an update on the latest trends in plant and vehicle fleet management
  • Provide professional development
  • Keeping people connected

Who Should Attend

Fleet Practitioners, Plant & Fleet Managers, Fleet Officers, Works & Parks Supervisors, Workshop Supervisors, Works Engineers, Asset Managers, and Procurement Officers - anyone working with plant or fleet within their organisation.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Why sponsor? View our virtual fleet management workshops sponsorship opportunities

Workshop Partner

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Webinar Details


Date & Time

Tuesday, 10 November 2020
9 am - 3:45 pm AEDT

Price (ex GST)

Fleet subscriber $295/person | Non-subscriber $395/person

CPD Points
6 hours

Program
View program outline (pdf)

Related Publication

Plant & Vehicle Management Manual


Find out more

Contact Us

For more information about this workshop, please contact us:

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Session 1:
Vehicle Pool Management and Systems

A vehicle pool can provide a great opportunity to improve your fleet’s efficiency and effectiveness. This real-life case study by Australia’s biggest Council will provide a great insight into how vehicle pooling can be applied. Learn about:

  • Different types of vehicle pools
  • The role of policy
  • Data analysis and understanding how the pool is used
  • The pillars of implementing a vehicle pool (culture, systems, oversight)
  • Enabling technology, IVMS, pool management tech.
  • Implications and impact of COVID-19
  • EV implications

Presenter

Scott Owen

General Manager Fleet Solutions, Brisbane City Council

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Session 2:

Risk-Based Fleet Replacement

Capital replacement budgets are being challenged and reduced. Fleet managers need strong arguments to support their replacement programs. A multi-criteria risk-based approach can shore up your replacement program. Join us for this interactive and immersive session on Risk-Based Replacement. 

  • Risk-Based Replacement and how it differs from traditional replacement planning
  • The optimum replacement model

Benefits and shortfalls of traditional approaches

Presenter

Rob Wilson

Director - IPWEA FLEET

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Session 3:

Risk-Based Fleet Replacement continued...

  • Elements of a risk-based approach
  • A model for risk-based replacement

Presenter

Rob Wilson

Director - IPWEA FLEET

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Session 4:
IPWEA FLEET Survey 2020 – Light Fleet Use and Replacement

IPWEA FLEET recently surveyed the fleet community on their light fleet inventory and how these vehicles are managed. Hear about:

  • EV uptake
  • Light fleet replacement policy
  • Servicing arrangements
  • Private use arrangements
  • Lessons and implications for fleet practitioners

Presenter

Ken Goldberg

IPWEA FLEET

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Session 5:
Q&A Panel - Managing Third Party Maintenance Providers

Join us for an insightful and engaging panel discussion while we explore how to get the most from outsourced maintenance and repair arrangements.

  • In-house or Outsource - what are fleets outsourcing?
  • Important documentation that supports effective outsourcing
  • Integrating the supplier’s and fleet operator’s management systems
  • Quality management and ensuring standards are maintained

Presenters

Tom Haughey

Executive Officer Fleet, Yarra Ranges Council

Jon Bannister

Manager Plant and Energy, Blacktown City Council

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Session 6:
From the Regulator

This informative session will look at your on-road heavy vehicle obligations and updates in the regulatory world.

  • Vehicle safety and environmental technology uptake plan
  • HVNL review update – hear about the review and potential changes

Presenter

Peter Austin

NHVR