***IMPORTANT NOTE: DUE TO SPEAKER AVAILABILITY THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO THE FINAL DATE OF THURSDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER 2021***
Join CCF QLD for the annual CCF QLD Gold Coast Dinner.
Keynote speaker Troy Hansen, Senior Project Manager, Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads will present at this event. Road trauma is an issue that continues to challenge us, despite our united efforts and shared vision to reduce the road toll to zero. Usually when we think of staying safe on our roads, we think of the drivers, passengers, pedestrians, bike riders, and motorcyclists we share the roads with every day. Roadworkers are often left out of the equation. It is imperative all roadside workers, from traffic controllers to maintenance crews, be safe. It is our duty as road users, road authorities and employers to protect them. Managing the risks associated with providing the optimal level of safety for employees and contractors working in or near traffic, combined with the need to provide a safe road environment for road users, is a significant issue for road agencies in Australia and New Zealand. TMR is continuing to work with Austroads, state and territory road authorities, local government, industry partners, and representative bodies to embed best practices in temporary traffic management and training for workers across Australia.
Alton Twine, Director Transport & Infrastructure from City of Gold Coast will also be presenting at the event. The presentation will provide an overview of the City’s 10 to 15-year capital works program, with a focus on transport and community facilities. Key civil works projects such as the Isle of Capri and HOTA precinct redevelopment will be highlighted, and project successes and challenges will be discussed. The City has experienced record growth in recent years, which brings with it the need for greater investment into local infrastructure, including community centres and sports fields. The City is facing challenges on multiple fronts not least of which are the impacts of COVID-19 on the material supply chain in the construction sector and the consequences of labour shortages on infrastructure delivery, all while community expectations are increasing. Just three years off the back of hosting a successful Commonwealth Games, the City is set to co-host another international multi-sport event involving athletes from across the globe. Only this time it will be the greatest show on earth. Civil infrastructure such as M1 upgrades, the construction of the Coomera Connector, light and heavy rail extensions and venue upgrades will all be critical in the successful delivery of the 2032 Summer Olympics.
This event is brought to you by Hastings Deering.
DATE: 9 September 2021
TIME: 6pm - 10pm
RSVP: 26 August 2021
LOCATION: Novotel Surfers Paradise
INCLUDES: Two course meal with four hour beverage package
DRESS CODE: Smart Casual
PARKING: On-site paid parking
COST: CCF QLD Members $130 | Non-Members $190
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING COVID SAFE EVENTS
If you are unwell or experiencing and COVID-19 symptoms, please do not attend any CCF QLD event - even if you have pre-registered. If you are unable to attend for this reason, please contact CCF QLD as soon as possible with the name of the colleague replacing you at the function. Upon arrival to events, follow the directions of CCF QLD and/or venue staff to avoid crowding. Maintaining physical distancing is the individual attendee's responsibility at all events. If you become unwell at an event, notify a CCF QLD or venue staff member immediately, who will show you to the allocated COVID isolation room and provide you with appropriate PPE.
CCF QLD is committed to ensuring the safety of our members, staff, industry and greater community. As such, we have put in place a number of measures in-line with current Queensland Government restrictions to ensure each of our events are as safe as possible for all involved:
- Full COVID Safe Event briefing for attendees sent via email on the week of the event
- Approved COVID Safe Event Plans provided by every venue
- Contact tracing details will be recorded for every event
- All relevant CCF QLD staff have undertaken the TAFE Queensland COVID Safe Work Training for Dining In training, as well as being briefed on the below CCF QLD documentation put in place for all events:
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- CCF QLD COVID Safe Event Procedure
- CCF QLD COVID Safe Event Policy
- CCF QLD WHS Plan for COVID-19
- COVID Safe Event Checklist (event specific).
Should you have any questions or concerns regarding the COVID Safe Event practices at CCF QLD events, please contact our Marketing and Events Department on 1300 CCF QLD or qldevents@ccfqld.com
Refunds are not possible after the RSVP date.
