“Vehicle Safety reflection on Sri Lanka”

Fuelling sustainable change

How to influence change in transport safety -Industry Leader’s Perspective

Resource Persons: Eng. Olga Sudnitsin brings over 25 years of engineering excellence, beginning her career in Russia at the prestigious MSTU Department of Rocket Engines Design in Moscow. She later advanced her expertise in Australia, earning a Master of Science in Engineering from the University of Queensland, with a focus on hypersonic aeronautical engineering. Her career has evolved from a mining project engineer to a leading specialist in mining safety technologies and innovative processes across exploration, geoscience, resource engineering, mine planning, asset management, and maintenance. Olga’s unique blend of aerospace and mining engineering makes her a standout figure in advancing technological innovation and safety in the industry.

Synopsis: Olga recently visited Sri Lanka, and based on her experience there, she would like to offer an industry leader’s perspective on the following topics.
• Number stories: what are statistics telling us
• Sri Lanka travel observations: transport ecosystem and multimodal transport: good, bad, indifferent
• Modern Transport and Vehicle Interactions Management Control Methodology: theory and application
• People: People-centric approach in designing better Transport controls
• Discussion: Roadmap to success
• Art of possible: be the change you want to be

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