Transcript Aurizon Overview - What`s Down the Track Forum, Kalgoorlie WA

What’s Down the Track
WMC Conference Centre, Kalgoorlie
Ken Noye – Commercial Director
Ivan McLeod – VP Iron Ore
24 October 2013
Aurizon Overview
• Australia’s largest rail
freight hauler
• Top 50 ASX-listed
company
• Market capitalisation of
>$7.5 billion
• More than 100 sites across
Australia
• Employing more than 7000
people in hundreds of
communities across
Australia
• We move products worth
more than $50 billion in
export earnings every year
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The Enterprise has a rich history – the last 10 years, and specifically the Initial
Public Offering (IPO), being defining events and key cultural junctures
An iconic Australian business with over 145 years of history
1865
First railway line in
Queensland, from
Ipswich to Bigges Camp
(now known as
Granchester) opened
1889
Several railways
extended to ports, mines
and settlements
1968
2004
1987
Moura Short Line railway
between Moura and
Gladstone opened first
major heavy haul rail line
built in Queensland for
1924
Construction of North coal
Coast Line from Brisbane
to Cairns completed
Electric coal haulage in
central Queensland
commenced
Freight operations
between Melbourne,
Sydney and Brisbane
commenced
Melbourne-Perth Intermodal
services commenced, creating a
national freight network from
Cairns to Perth
2005
1990
Coal haulage begins
in the Hunter Valley
region in NSW. CRT,
a specialist Victorian
logistics business,
acquired
National expansion
strategy commenced
1971
2007
Major coal railway from
Goonyella to Hay Point
opened
2002
Interail, a New South
Wales rail freight
business, acquired
2010
July - Queensland
Rail and QR
National separated
November –
QR National listed
on the Australian
Stock Exchange (ASX)
2006
ARG, a Western
Australian bulk
freight haulier,
acquired
1985
1999
2005
Annual coal haulage
exceeds 50 million
tonnes
Annual coal haulage Annual coal haulage
exceeds 100 million exceeds 150 million
tonnes
tonnes
2012
2011
QR National
restructured to
a functional
model
Announced
new name
Aurizon
2011
Annual coal haulage
exceeds 200 million
tonnes
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Aurizon operations in Western Australia
• Over 1,000 employees based in WA
across Freight, Intermodal and Corporate
• Nine regional operations depots
• Maintenance facilities in Forrestfield,
Avon, Geraldton, Esperance and Kalgoorlie
• WA Freight Business
• Intermodal services based at
Forrestfield terminal including
Intermodal Logistics, our road
transport business
• Bulk freight services haul mining and
industrial inputs and generalised
freight
• Iron Ore services for four major
customers as we target haulage of
30mtpa by FY2014
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Aurizon in the Yilgarn
Services
Esperance
Kalgoorlie
Cliffs Natural Resources
• 11 million tonne per annum
• 20 services per week
Freighter Services
• Providing inputs for local industry
and community
• Exporting minerals and general
containerised freight
Shell Pty Ltd
• Freighter services
Assets
• Recently extended yard
• Upgraded maintenance facilities to
handle the Cliffs task
• Investment in rollingstock
• Container terminals at Leonora and
West Kalgoorlie
• Maintenance facilities
People
• 125 locally-based, recruited and
trained workforce
• 110 locally-based workforce
Training
• Advance Training Locomotive Drivers
• Operational Maintainers
• Rollingstock Maintainers
• Plus Apprentice Fitter
Local
contributions
Wages, salaries and local contracts
Community Giving Fund
Investment in the Yilgarn - Community
Aurizon Initiatives
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Community Giving Fund program
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Two rounds each year (March, September)
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Current funding round is open until 25 October
National partnership with Heart Foundation
Community Giving Fund – Recent local recipients
• St John Ambulance Kalgoorlie – Emergency Response Trailer
Program
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Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal – 2013 Back to
School Program (Esperance and Kalgoorlie)
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Esperance Volunteer Sea Search and Rescue – Intercom for
rescue vessel
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Esperance Men’s Sheds Association – New spray booth
Other sponsorships in the Yilgarn
• Esperance Football Club, 2012-14 Major Sponsors
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Esperance Mini Railway, 2012-13
Major Sponsors Esperance Football Club
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Safety is our core value
Safety for our people
• ZEROHarm
• Yilgarn Safety Milestones
• 1446 days SPAD Free in Esperance
• 1, 328 days without a Lost Time Injury in
Esperance
• Over 800 days Medically Treated Injury free in
Rail Safety Week at Kalgoorlie Primary School
Kalgoorlie
Safety of the community
• Community Rail Safety Awareness Program 2013
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Nearly 1,500 students in 6 regional locations
• Over 600 students in Esperance and Kalgoorlie
• State wide advertising and social media campaign
Jonathan speaking with students in Esperance at Nulsen Primary
Thank You
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