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The biggest outdoor event on the Australasian rail calendar

by Infrastructure Journalist
February 12, 2019
in Asset Management, Features, Rail, Safety and Training, Smart Infrastructure, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Transport, Utilities
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RTAA Rail Industry Field Day 2019
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Known as the biggest and best outdoor event on the Australasian rail calendar, the 2019 RTAA Rail Industry Field Day is just around the corner, taking place on 3-4 April in Clyde, Sydney.

With over 1000 attendees, over 50 exhibitors, 30 onsite demonstrations and a wide variety of plant and equipment on display, the event showcases the very best innovation and technology in the industry.

The RTAA Rail Industry Field Day at a glance:
  • Indoor and outdoor exhibitor stands and booths
  • Onsite equipment and machinery e.g. onsite tampers
  • Outdoor demonstrations such as welding.
  • Presentations on recent projects and innovative initiatives

Who can attend?

Anyone from the rail community or with an interest in the rail industry is welcome at the event.

Exhibitors come from the private and public sectors and cover all disciplines of rail.

Expect to see indoor and outdoor exhibitors, onsite practical demonstrations, plants and equipment in action or attend a range of engaging presentations. Food and refreshments are available to purchase over the two days.

A free shuttle bus will operate approximately every ten minutes from Auburn train station to and from the event.

Entry is free to all participants and registration is essential for all attendees. Register for the Field Day here.

Get Involved

Exhibitors may choose from a range of indoor and outdoor booths.

Onsite displays and demonstrations can be made by exhibitors. All exhibitors have the opportunity to showcase new technology, plant and equipment.

Presentations in the Fettlers’ Shed are also a way to highlight organisations’ achievements. These take place during the two days and are approximately 30 minutes duration. Should you be interested in submitting a presentation for consideration, please click here.

Sponsorship packages can be tailored to meet your marketing objectives.

The RTAA Rail Industry Field Days is already known as the biggest and best outdoor event on the Australasian rail calendar. Now, with the inclusion of all rail disciplines and sectors, it will also be the most diverse.

What is the Fettlers Shed?

The Fettlers Shed is a dedicated space onsite that hosts presenters from across the rail industry. Topics at the last event focussed on innovation in rail and speakers were drawn from government and non-government agencies. Each presentation is 30 minutes and includes a Q&A to enable the audience to ask questions. To register interest in presenting at the Fettlers Shed, contact +61 3 9863 7608 or email michelle.bye@encanta.com.au.

What Else Happens During the Event?

The RTAA Rail Industry Field Day starts with an opening ceremony to welcome attendees. The ceremony includes industry dignitaries and the RTAA President. Throughout the two days, outdoor demonstrations are announced by the event MC as well as advising attendees of each Fettlers Shed presentation.

Interested in Getting Involved?

Contact Michelle Bye regarding exclusive sponsorship opportunities and to register for exhibitor packs at michelle.bye@encanta.com.au.

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