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    Callum Johnston JP MAIES MGCA

    Emergency Management Practitioner // Technology Generalist // Geospatial Enthusiast // Mass Gathering Healthcare

    Callum Johnston is currently the Security, Crisis and Emergency Management Coordinator at Transport for NSW, a position he has held since February 2023. He is an experienced emergency management practitioner with over eight years in various sectors, including health, emergency services, and public transport.

    Professional Background

    In his role at Transport for NSW, Johnston is responsible for conducting daily analyses of potential risks to the transport network and creating an intelligence aggregation platform to enhance hazard notifications. His work includes researching innovative solutions for emergency management, utilizing generative AI, and developing automated reporting systems that integrate multiple data feeds. He has also participated in state-level exercises, such as the bushfire exercise "Alinta," and has engaged in geospatial analysis to assess the societal impacts of transport disruptions.1

    Skills and Expertise

    Johnston's expertise encompasses a broad range of areas:

    • Emergency Management: Policy writing, disaster risk reduction, and training delivery.
    • Technology: Project management, data analytics, and system security.
    • Healthcare: Experience in event medical services and mass gathering medicine through his involvement with St John Ambulance Australia.

    His background combines both practical emergency management skills and a strong technical foundation, making him a valuable asset in his current role at Transport for NSW.1

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