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Reece
Waldock
Acting Chief Executive Officer†
Reece has 20 years’ experience in strategic management
with particular expertise in organisational reform.
He held
a number of senior executive roles within the Department of
Commerce and Trade and Department of Transport from the early
1990s through to the end of 2000. In December 2000, following
the sale of the freight business of the Western Australian
Government Railways Commission (WAGRC), Reece acted in the
position of Commissioner of Railways until the Commission
was extinguished on 30 June 2003.
With the
creation of the PTA on 1 July 2003, Reece has acted in the
position of Chief Executive Officer.
Prior
to his career with the public sector in Western Australia,
Reece held a number of senior management roles with BHP.
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Waldock
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Mark
Burgess
Acting Director, Transperth, Regional and School Bus Services‡
Mark has gained extensive logistic, transport and people management
skills through 21 years in the Army and seven years managing
the Transperth system. He joined the PTA at its formation
12 months ago after six years with Transperth, the Department
of Transport and the Department for Planning and Infrastructure.
Mark is
responsible for managing, coordinating and marketing the Transperth
system, comprising commercial bus contractors, a commercial
ferry contractor and the PTA urban passenger rail
services.
He is
also responsible for regional town bus and school bus services
throughout Western Australia. His focus is on delivering quality,
reliable public transport services through more than 925 transport
service contracts across the State.
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Burgess
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John
Powell
General Manager, Transwa
During his 43-year career in the railway industry, John has
gained extensive experience in transport policy and human resource
management. John has contributed to productivity management
changes and the evolution of Transwa into a safe, customer-focused
and cost-effective passenger transport provider. |
John
Powell
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Pat
Italiano
Acting General Manager, Transperth Train Operationsƒ
During his 31-year railway career, Pat has gained extensive
experience in business management, financial management, procurement,
audit and, more recently, operational experience within an urban
rail mass transit environment. A qualified accountant, he also
has considerable experience in strategic management and is a
leader in risk management. Pat’s inclusion in the PTA Executive
will see a continued commitment towards ensuring that the high
service-delivery standards enjoyed on the existing passenger
rail network are attained on the passenger rail services now
being developed to Clarkson,Thornlie and Mandurah through the
New MetroRail project. |
Pat
Italiano
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Hugh
Smith
General Manager, Network and Infrastructure
Hugh launched his engineering career at British Steel in the
United Kingdom and joined WAGRC in 1972 as an Assistant Engineer
at the Midland Workshops, where he subsequently held senior
management positions in design and production. He was appointed
General Manager of the Urban Passenger Division in 1994.
In this
role he was responsible for developing strategies for customer
focus, reliability of services and improved on-time running
of trains. Following the sale of WAGRC’s freight business
in December 2000, Hugh was appointed General Manager, Network
and Infrastructure in an organisation focused exclusively
on passenger transport and customer service.
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Hugh
Smith
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John
Leaf
Executive Director, Finance Contracts
John joined
WAGRC in 1989 and performed a strategic role in the continuous
improvement and restructuring of the organisation, as well
as its evolution into a customer-focused public transport
service provider. John is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants and the Institute of Company Directors.
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Leaf
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Cliff
Gillam
Director, People and Organisational Development
Cliff is an industrial relations, human resources and organisational
development professional with 15 years’ experience in the
Western Australian public sector. He joined the PTA on secondment
in September 2003 and was appointed to the Executive in May
2004. Cliff ’s goal is to make the PTA an employer of choice
by helping provide a satisfying and fulfiling work environment.
By this means, the organisation can recruit the best people,
develop their skills, provide rewarding careers and further
its objectives of delivering outstanding services to the community
and increasing the usage of public transport in WA. |
Cliff
Gillam
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Sue
McCarrey
Director, Policy Unit
Sue has expertise in government policy and administration including
legal frameworks and the mechanics of government. Her expertise
also includes making the link between whole-ofgovernment policy
and directions at the operational level of the agency. Prior
to joining the PTA in 2002, Sue worked in a number of government
administration roles within the Department of Education and
Training including coordinating policy development and review,
and planning at the corporate, division and operational levels.
This work included time as a school principal in both country
and metropolitan schools. |
Sue
McCarrey
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Gary
Willox
Project Director, New MetroRail
Garry is a civil engineer who commenced with WAGRC in 1969,
working in district engineering offices. He then held a number
of senior management positions in Perth. From 1988 to 1993 he
was Project Manager for the Perth Urban Rail Electrification
project and Project Director for the Northern Suburbs Railway
project. He was then General Manager Engineering and Supply,
before joining National Rail Corporation in Sydney. He worked
on major railway works in Thailand between 1998 and 2000. He
was appointed Project Director in April 2000 and has overseen
the New MetroRail project from the end of the planning stage
to design, tenders and construction. |
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Willox
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Richard
Mann
Project Director, City Project
Richard came to New MetroRail with
more than 10 years’ experience in project and contract
management at government and semi-government level. He joined
the Main Roads Department (MRD) in 1988 after graduating in
engineering, and spent the next 14 years predominantly in WA’s
north-west. He returned to Perth as Manager of Term Contracts
(Metro Region) where he was responsible for the maintenance
of all of MRD’s metropolitan-area assets including the
Northbridge tunnel. He was seconded to the WAGRC in April 2002
to help the Perth City Rail Advisory Committee prepare its second
report, including recommendations on the alignment of the Perth-Mandurah
line through the city. When the report was finished, Richard
stayed on to head up the City Project. |
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Mann
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† Reece Waldock was appointed
Chief Executive Officer on 18 August 2004.
‡ Mark Burgess was appointed Director,Transperth,
Regional and School Bus Services on 16 July 2004.
ƒ Pat Italiano was appointed General Manager,Transperth
Train Operations on 26 July 2004. |
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Submission
to the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
| Chief Executive
Officer’s overview
The PTA Executive
| Organisational
structure | The
Transperth system
Regional Town Bus Services
| School Bus Services
| Transwa
Network and Infrastructure
| New
MetroRail project
| People
and Organisational Development
Performance
Indicators (unaudited)
| Compliance
| Compliance
statements
Explanation of
major capital expenditure variations
| The
Electoral Act 1907 – Section 175ZE
Audited Key Performance
Indicators
| Certification
of Performance Indicators for the year ended 30 June 2004
Independent Audit Opinion
- Performance Indicators
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