The IPWEA NZ 2022 Conference, Sustainability through Reform - Taking Aotearoa to 2050 took place at Te Pae in Ōtautahi in October 2022.
Sustainable solutions and long-term thinking have never been more needed in our communities. Households, businesses, communities, organisations and governments throughout Aotearoa are grappling with the challenges and complexities of COVID-19, supply chain issues, workforce and talent shortages, cost escalations, climate change, new ways of working and multiple reforms affecting almost every sector in one way or another.
Te Pae, Christchurch, Ōtautahi | 3-5 October 2022
Monday 3 October 2022
9:30am
Walk & Talk Tours – a behind the scenes look at Asset Management in Christchurch, Ōtautahi
12:00pm
Pre-conference kai – light refreshments available in the Exhibition Hall
13:00pm
Mihi, Welcome & Opening Address from the Honorable Nanaia Mahuta
15:15pm
AECOM/IMNZ/Young Leaders Report 2020 & 2021
Advancing your Professional Development, Jodie O’Doherty, IPWEA NZ
Under 35 Presentations
Digital Innovation is Paving the Way to Connected Construction, Fleur Tytheridge, Thinkproject
Local Government is at the Forefront of Climate Change but Lacking the Funds to Fight, Michaela Aspell, Pattle Delamore Partners
Keeping up with Cartography, Jess Holland, WSP
Prioritising road stormwater quality outcomes to deliver safe waterways and harbours, John Tetteroo, GHD & Veenay Rambisheswar, Auckland Transport
How to communicate risk when it feels like no one is listening, Rebekah Robertson and Alex Cartwright, Tonkin + Taylor
Daldy Street Outfall – innovation for the 36th America’s Cup, David Pattinson, McConnell Dowell
Programme is subject to change.
Tuesday 4 October 2022
7:30am
Breakfast
8:30am
Keynote address: Bernard Hickey, Years of Living Dangerously, proudly sponsored by
8:55am
Future for Local Government New Zealand, Susan Freeman-Greene, LGNZ
9:40am
An update from IPWEA NZ’s Special Interest Groups
LDEG | NAMS | RIMS | Wai Kotahi
Presentation of the Hynds Under 35 Paper Awards
IPWEA NZ Excellence Award Finalists Announced
10:30am
Morning Tea proudly sponsored by
11:00am
Concurrent Session 1
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Risk
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Community
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Technology
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Climate-related reporting using the TCFD framework: an unexpected driver of climate action, Matt Raeburn, Beca
An Unexpected Journey: Improving Hamilton City Council’s Three Waters Resilience to Unexpected Events, Melanie Liu, Beca and Karl Hjelmstrom, Hamilton City Council
Journey as a councillor: Stewarding our Tūrangawaewae in difficult circumstances, Jako Abrie, Beca
Rawhiti Smart Water Network, Irmana Sampedro, Michele McDonald, Christchurch City Council
Environment Enhancement; life beyond protection, Bridget Robinson & Elisa Chillingworth, HEB
Risky Business, Josh Taylor and Emily Walton, Wynn Williams
Guardians of the Galaxy, a whimsical journey through the career of an asset manager, Priyani de Silva-Currie, Beca
Where we have been and what the future entails – Low emissions asphalt, Greg Thompson, Fulton Hogan
The Missing Link: embodied emissions estimation, Chris Cameron, PDP
From Canaries to Dashboards – Managing Risk for Asset Owners, Willis MacBeth, WSP
National asset risk management programme of the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Colin Krumdieck, Retired Geotechnical Engineer
Case studies of Seismic Resilient transmission water pipelines for high-risk environments, Todd Randell, Hynds
All Models are wrong, but some are useful, Michael Shenker, TSA Management
Ones and Zeros… How do you know what you really need? Andy Holt, WSP
12:30pm
Networking Lunch proudly sponsored by
1:35pm
Concurrent Session 2
Environment
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Planning
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Community
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Technology
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Protect and Restore: how Auckland Transport is improving the environment, Cathy Bebelman, Auckland Transport
Buildings Are People Too, Tony Anderson, Beca
Raising the Bar through Broader Outcomes: a passing fad or an opportunity for an industry revolution? Sarah Lang & Matt Bismark, Beca
Engineering evidence-based decision making: bringing data to life, Tim Cross, WSP
Design for Climate Change Sustainability and Resilience – does this need to cost more? Pathmanathan Brabhaharan, WSP
Re-imagining the three waters strategy for Dunedin, Dan Stevens, Beca
Sustainable Future – Providing Asset Managers for Tomorrow, Theuns Henning, University of Auckland
Implementing & using an Asset Information Management System to better support Asset Management Processes and Decisions, Brohier Gladstone, Technology One
Adapting Auckland’s Transport, Ashishika Sharma, Auckland Transport
Stormwater Pipe condition assessments – if only animals could talk, Clarissa Campbell – IPWEA Queensland Best Paper presentation
Workplace Wellbeing and a healthy bottom line – one can’t happen without the other, Jane Kennelly, Skills Consulting Group
AAIF – Importance of Quality asset data for automating 3 Waters renewals planning, Chris Tredinnick, Abley
3:10pm
Afternoon tea
3:40pm
Concurrent Session 3
Environment
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Planning
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Community
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Technology
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Is it really possible to get to net zero? Simon Jones, Metis Consultants
Digital Twins – the promise and the pitfalls, Kat Salm, Harrison Grierson
Our People are a Finite Resource – Understanding their Strengths and your Risks, Roger Brady, REG
Efficient and effective source water risk management plans, Bridget O’Brien, WSP
De-carbonising Infrastructure – Councils Lead NZ’s Carbon Crunch, Steve Couper, Mott MacDonald
Reconfiguring our plane during mid-flight: Leveraging IWM to Bring Sustainable Water Strategies to Life, Ian Ho & Justine Bennett, GHD
The Circular Economy and Te Ao Māori: What we can learn from Indigenous Worldviews, Debbie O’Byrne & John Blyth, Beca
AI: the past, present & future, William Silcock & Elizabeth Parker, Fulton Hogan
Less is more, Paul Thomas, HEB
Building a base for broader outcomes, Claire McCarthy, Height
From engineer to food rescue hero, Phillipa Hunt, WSP
Bridging the gap: Data standards to data quality, Chris Tredinnick, Abley
6:30pm
IPWEA NZ Asset Management Excellence Awards Dinner 2022
Programme is subject to change.
Wednesday 5 October 2022
7:30am
Breakfast
8:30am
IPWEA NZ Special Interest Group Update
LDEG | NAMS | RIMS | Wai Kotahi
Industry Update, Blake Lepper, Te Waihanga New Zealand Infrastructure Commission
Panel Discussion: Infrastructure to Transform Aotearoa – can we deliver?
Raf Manji, Jane Davis, Blake Lepper, Dr Susan Krumdieck, Warner Cowin
10:15am
Morning Tea
10:45am
Concurrent Session 4
Environment
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Water & People
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Digital & Design
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Technology
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Improved Understanding of Climate Risk and Response, Chris Cameron, PDP
Healthy urban waterways through innovative stormwater technology, Frances Charters, University of Canterbury
Maintaining Collaboration and Creating Value in NZS 3910 Contracts, Chris Olsen, ICWNZ & Dave Nicholls, Whanganui Alliance
From ‘Bling to a Thing’ Downer Road Fault Detection System – more than just AI, Peter Mortimer, Downer NZ
Optimising Carbon Footprints, Phillipa O’Shea, Downer NZ
Bundaberg Regional Council Stormwater Management Strategy – A New Path for Council’s Longstanding Challenges, Dwayne Honor, Bundaberg Regional Council
IPWEA Queensland Best Paper Presentation
Steeling ourselves for a sustainable future, Raed El Sarraf, WSP
Digital Transformation in Asset Management Using a Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Platform, John Jiang, Hastings District Council
Realising carbon reduction opportunities in infrastructure – converting opportunities into real savings, Sam Turner, Beca
An Overview of Options for Land Transport Decarbonisation, Zoe Burkitt, WSP
Practical Diversity – attracting and retaining talent through creating vulnerability in an engineering business, Warner Cowin, Height
Driving innovative pavement solutions through investigation and design collaboration, Jaime Clark, Fulton Hogan
Project Pure WWTP Upgrade – Designing for Constructability, Rae Stewart & Annalise Duffy, Beca
Tips from the front line of Asset Management Data Standard migration, Jeremy Hughes, Company X
12:20pm
Networking Lunch
1:20pm
IPWEA Australasia President | IPWEA NZ President | Prizedraw
1:50pm
Keynote address: Sir Ian Taylor proudly sponsored by
2:35pm
2022 IPWEA NZ Conference Closes
Programme is subject to change.