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1 Shaping the Future of Railway V/Line Asset Management Jim Hunter GM Network Engineering 21 st September 2016 Monash IRT 1 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
2 Opportunities at V/Line Shaping the Future of Railway Jim Hunter GM Network Engineering 21 st September 2016 Monash IRT 2 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
3 About V/Line V/Line is Australia's largest regional public transport operator. In more than million train and coach passenger trips were taken. Every week, we schedule more than 1700 train services between Melbourne and: o Geelong and Warrnambool o Ballarat, Maryborough and Ararat o Bendigo, Swan Hill and Echuca o Seymour, Shepparton and Albury o Traralgon, Sale and Bairnsdale. V/Line branded coach services connect with the rail network and serve regional Victorian communities where trains do not operate. Some coach services also travel to South Australia, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. In addition to being a passenger service operator, V/Line also provides access to, and maintains 3420 km of rail track used by passenger and freight rail services. V/Line is a major employer with a workforce of 1586, many of whom live in regional Victoria. 3 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
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6 Asset management infrastructure and fleet base Asset Type Passenger Freight Only Mainline Track 1600 kms 1861 kms Diamond Crossings 15 5 Loop Track 49 kms 18 kms Level Crossings Pedestrian Crossing Turnouts Bridges Culverts Station Buildings 97 3 Station Platforms Signals & Structures Fleet Type Number Vlocity DMU 59* Sprinter DMU 21 N Class Loco 25 P Class Loco 7 N Cars 56 H Cars 55 Z Cars 22 Power Vans 3 * Note: does not include the 21 & 27 cars - 7 & 9 3-car Vlocity DMUs recently ordered V/Line operates 244 train sets over 1600 km of track calling at 88 stations and 143 V/Line managed station platforms. The rolling stock is maintained at 5 depots across the network. 6 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
7 Vision A connected and prosperous regional Victoria
8 Mission To deliver customerfocused, safe and efficient regional passenger transport & rail freight access. 8 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
9 Challenges Growing populace Catering for growth Capacity Supporting freight and jobs 9 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
10 Top 3 strategic blockers Vlocity Patronage Classic Performance Infrastructure Capacity Longer Term Network Performance 10 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
11 Network high level requirements Classic fleet performance The Classic fleet performance in relation to acceleration and braking plus MDBF is preventing the full potential of the Vlocity fleet being utilised Vlocity patronage capacity The Vlocity fleet cannot meet the projected growth in patronage required without full body re design from the bogie up. Infrastructure (Southern Cross) capacity The capacity of platforms and roads to meet the required increase in service requirements to meet the customer growth beyond the next 10 years. 11 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
12 Patronage continues to trend upwards Focusing on line results, it can be seen that: Rolled patronage is the sum of rail and coach trips over the last 12 months. The rolled figure is used to help eliminate any seasonality. Over the last 12 months, there has been strong patronage growth (18%), with 17.7 million trips taken. ('000) 1,800 1,750 1,700 1,650 1,600 1,550 1,500 1,450 1,400 1,350 Patronage - 12 month rolled 17.7M Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
13 Record patronage on the south west line Focusing on line results, it can be seen that: The increase in rail patronage was driven by growth on the South West line (59%). May 2016 saw record patronage on this line with 631,092 trips. Significant growth (13%) on the West line. ('000) Rail Patronage by line Sep-14 Dec-14 Mar-15 Jun-15 Sep-15 Dec-15 Mar-16 Jun k 320k 215k 137k 120k South West West North North East East 13 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
14 Four out of five trips include Southern Cross Southern Cross is by far our busiest station, with four out of five journeys starting or ending at Southern Cross. Tarneit recorded the second highest number of trips with 76,082. On the Ballarat line, there were 63,601 trips at Melton and 50,668 at Ballarat. Between these two, they account for more than two in five trips (44%) taken on the Ballarat line Top 5 stations by trips Aug-16 Southern Cross 546,517 Tarneit 76,082 Melton 63,601 Geelong 61,609 Footscray 54, SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
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16 Fleet capacity strategy graph 25,000,000 Patronage > Capacity Signal upgrade required 2018/19 to account for growth ,000,000 15,000,000 10,000, ,000, / / / / / / / / /24 Fleet Additonal Fleet Required Patronage Forecast 0 16 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
17 Current Projects Caroline Springs Murray Basin Rail Project Safer Country Crossing Program 17 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
18 Caroline Springs station The original project scope included: a single-sided platform with shelter and seating bus bays and a taxi rank 350 car parking spaces drop-off zones closed circuit camera security surveillance (CCTV) pedestrian and bicycle access, with a secure bike cage facilities for Protective Services Officers. The revised project scope under the State Budget now includes a centre island platform, upgraded buildings to allow for a staffed station, improved facilities for passengers including larger undercover waiting areas and toilets. The new Caroline Springs Station is expected to be complete in early SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
19 Caroline Springs station 19 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
20 Caroline Springs 20 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
21 Murray Basin Rail Project 21 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
22 Murray Basin Rail Project Scope upgrade the lines in the Murray Basin from broad gauge to standard gauge restore and upgrade the existing standard gauge line between Ararat and Maryborough upgrade the lines in the Murray Basin from 19 tonne per axle to 21 tonnes per axle upgrade the broad-gauge line from Geelong (Gheringhap) to Ballarat (Warrenheip) to dual gauge upgrade the Ouyen to Murrayville line from broad gauge to standard gauge with axle loading of 19 tonnes per axle. 22 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
23 Murray Basin Rail Project Outcomes Up to an extra 500,000 tonnes of grain transported by rail per annum 20,000 fewer truck trips to the ports of Geelong, Melbourne and Portland per annum 276 construction jobs during the project s implementation 1130 km of standardised rail gauge (including the Murrayville line) direct investment by rail operators in new rolling stock and bulk handlers in new loading facilities flow-on investment at the ports of Melbourne, Portland and Geelong due to increased competition and as a direct result of the need to handle higher tonnages per train improved safety and liveability for communities in the region and near the ports as a result of reduced truck numbers. 23 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
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25 Safer country crossing program Phalps Road, Colac 25 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
26 Future Projects Ballarat line upgrade Regional development plan High-capacity next generation regional trains 26 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
27 Ballarat line upgrade The State Budget includes $518 million to duplicate the Ballarat line to Melton, to increase the frequency of services for the Ballarat region and Melbourne s outer west. The project includes: duplication of 17km of track between Deer Park and Melton duplication of three kilometres of track west of Warrenheip three additional crossing loops at Bacchus Marsh, Ballan and near Bungaree the removal of five level crossings new stabling facilities at Melton and Rowsley additional platforms at Bacchus Marsh and Ballan stations and extended platforms at Rockbank station 27 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
28 Ballarat line upgrade Project benefits: the Ballarat line upgrade paves the way for future electrification of the line to Melton passing loops will provide more ways for trains to pass each other, which will help services recover from unexpected delays more quickly, boosting reliability and punctuality the removal of level crossings improves safety for motorists and the local community the upgrade enables two extra services in the morning and afternoon peak, and a train every 40 minutes in the off-peak. 28 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
29 Regional development plan It sets out a medium to long term plan to deliver a modern commuter-style service for the growth areas of Geelong, Bendigo, Ballarat, Seymour and Traralgon, and service improvements to outer regional areas. It outlines a pathway to deliver: a commuter-style service with a minimum 20 minute train frequency in the peak a 40 minute off-peak frequency of services to Melbourne five services, five days a week to the outer regional train lines of Warrnambool, Bairnsdale, Albury-Wodonga, Echuca, Swan Hill and Shepparton. The plan sets out three strategic, network-wide priorities for regional public transport: building a better public transport network putting passengers first developing local transport solutions 29 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
30 High capacity next generation regional trains 30 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
31 Opportunities LXRA signalling cadet program University work experience 31 SHAPING THE FUTURE OF RAILWAY MONASH IRT 21 SEPTEMBER 2016
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