Aotea Centre, Auckland, Aotearoa
Diversity in Tunnelling Breakfast
Tuesday, 7 November, 7.30 – 8.45
Keynote speaker: Frances Badelow
Early bird registration closes Sept. 1
Marque is proud to be associated with ATC 2023. We have a long association working with companies in the infrastructure sector.
ABOUT
The Conference has played a major role in the development of the tunnelling industry in the region for more than 50 years.
Organised by the New Zealand Tunnelling and the Australian Tunnelling Societies, it is once again set to be a major national, regional and international event.
OBJECTIVES
Bring together a cross-section of the tunnelling community
Deliver the best international conference for clients, consultants contractors and suppliers. Provide a platform for industry leaders to identify ‘areas of concern’
Organise industry action and advocacy on key ‘areas of improvement’
Showcase Aotearoa New Zealand
The Conference Themes are best expressed through tikanga Māori. Tikanga is part of New Zealand’s identity and sets guidelines for living and how we interact with each other.
The Conference is a premium event and we have created a range of sponsorship packages that will deliver significant brand exposure.
This is a great forum to build brand profile and make connections that will lead to business opportunities
SESSIONS
Sunday 5 November
Short Course – Shotcreting by the Australian Shotcrete Society
Regional Tunnelling Society Colloquium
Sponsors Reception
Monday 6 November
Plenary & Technical Presentations
Welcome Drinks & Harbour Cruise
Tuesday 7 November
Plenary & Technical Presentations
Awards Dinner
Wednesday 8 November
Technical Presentations and Young Members’ Session
TECHNICAL AGENDA
Metros and Mass Transit
Digital Engineering,
Instrumentation and
Monitoring
Hydropower and Utility
Tunnels
Mechanised Tunnelling
Conventional
Tunnelling/SEM/Caverns
Tunnel Operations, Asset Management
Repurposing and Rehabilitation
Ventilation and Fire Life Safety
Underground Architecture and Space Development
Grouting, ground modifications and hydrogeology
Sprayed concrete and tunnel linings
Automation and technological advances
Transition Engineering, Sustainability and Economic Growth
Shafts
Geotechnical Characterisation, Seismicity and Difficult Ground
Risk Management, Collaboration, and Contracting
Human Factors: Users, Resourcing, Training, Competency and Education, Diversity
Safety and Occupational Safety
Early bird registration closes Sept. 1
The vibrant home for performing arts in Tāmaki Makaurau, and customed-made for conferences, trade shows, meetings, gala dinners and cocktail functions.
It is located in the heart of the city with shopping, dining, accommodation and entertainment all within easy walking distance.
The Centre is New Zealand’s largest modern tiered auditorium and can seat more than 2,000 people over three levels.
There will be exhibition stands on each level and a floor plan will be developed to suit the number and type of exhibit bookings received to ensure that optimum exposure is provided for all exhibitors.
