Registrations are now open for the next round of HVIA Member Forums featuring new locations and formats for WA and NSW-based members – including site tours of hosts Bruce Rock Engineering’s WA manufacturing facility and Zenobe’s off-site electric truck charging hub in Mascot, Sydney!
Last week HVIA announced the dates for the first round of Forums scheduled for 2026, to be held throughout March in capital cities around the country.
Online registrations for those Member Forums are now open, available either on the HVIA website events page, or by following the links below:
>> Queensland – Wednesday, March 4, 9:00am-12:00pm AEST (HVIA Head Office, 2/115 Bluestone Circuit, Seventeen Mile Rocks) – register here
>> Victoria – Thursday, March 5, 9:00am-2:00pm AEDT (CMV Truck & Bus, 392 Boundary Road, Derrimut) – register here
>> Perth – Thursday, March 12, 9:00am-12:00pm AWST (Bruce Rock Engineering, 100 Nardine Close, Forrestfield) – register here
>> New South Wales – Friday, March 13, 9:00am-12:00pm AEDT (‘WorkIt’ Spaces, Unit A1/35 – 39 Bourke Rd, Alexandria, and Zenobe site tour) – register here
The HVIA team are excited to announce two new locations and site tours for WA and NSW-based members!
The Q1 round of Member Forums will feature an exciting new location for the WA meeting, at Bruce Rock Engineering’s Forrestfield facility near Perth Airport.
Bruce Rock Engineering is an industry leader in road transport equipment design and manufacture, and HVIA is incredibly pleased to have the opportunity to hold its Q1 meeting at Bruce Rock’s impressive manufacturing facility.
Attendees will also have the chance to tour the facility at the end of the Forum – please note that closed toe shoes and long pants are required.
The Q1 Member Forum for NSW will feature a unique opportunity – a site tour of Zenobe’s off-site electric truck charging hub in Mascot, Sydney. The site is an Australian first, and was officially opened in December last year.
The Member Forum will be held before the site tour, at a nearby co-working space. A light lunch will follow the site tour. The full schedule is outlined on the event’s registration webpage.
“HVIA has an incredibly vibrant mix of unique and industry-leading members in every state,” says Adam Ritzinger, HVIA Chief Technical Officer.
“Having the opportunity to hold our regular Member Forums at the members’ sites is an incredible opportunity and one that will continue to feature throughout 2026. I welcome all members, in every state, to get involved in March and register for a Member Forum.”