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From safer streets to smarter supply chains, the organisations shaping the future of transport and logistics will be front and centre at MegaTrans, with The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Australia (CILT Australia) and Construction Logistics and Community Safety Australia (CLOCS-A) confirmed as Association Partners for the event.
The partnership reinforces MegaTrans’ commitment to advancing best practice across transport, logistics, infrastructure and supply chain operations, with a strong focus on professional development, safety and sustainability.
CILT Australia is the leading professional body for supply chain, logistics and transport professionals across Australia, playing a pivotal role in education, accreditation and industry leadership. The association’s involvement brings deep expertise and a strong national network to the MegaTrans platform.
CLOCS-A is dedicated to improving road safety through better vehicle standards, driver training and industry collaboration, particularly in high-risk construction and urban freight environments. Its participation strengthens MegaTrans’ focus on safer, more responsible freight and logistics operations.
“Safety, compliance, and national consistency remain at the heart of a resilient supply chain,” CILT Australia CEO Karyn Welsh said.
“MegaTrans brings these priorities into sharp focus, and CILT Australia is proud to support the industry’s collective effort to raise the bar. Events like this accelerate the adoption of best practice and strengthen the foundations of our national logistics network.”
Welsh said both CILT Australia and MegaTrans also share a focus on innovation and capability.
“Digital transformation is reshaping logistics at every level, and MegaTrans highlights the technologies that will define the next decade of supply chain performance,” Welsh said.
“CILT Australia is committed to ensuring that every operator – from small businesses to major national carriers – can access the tools, training and support needed to participate in this new era.”
General Manager – Events at Prime Creative Media Siobhan Rocks said both associations bring credibility, expertise and a strong purpose to the MegaTrans community.
“CILT Australia’s leadership in professional development and industry capability, combined with CLOCS-A’s commitment to safer vehicles, better-trained drivers and safer streets, aligns naturally with MegaTrans’ focus on advancing the transport and logistics industry through real-world solutions and collaboration,” Rocks said.
“MegaTrans offers a natural meeting point for their expertise, giving the industry access to the thinking, frameworks and practical guidance needed to lift performance and safety across the supply chain.”
MegaTrans will take place on 16-17 September 2026, bringing together thousands of industry professionals across road, rail, ports, warehousing, safety, technology and sustainability.
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