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Attachment 3 - Construction Management Plan
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4.1.1 General
Unless specified, the location of any areas requiring earthworks or excavation is required
to be verified for contaminated materials (eg. acid sulphate soils, asbestos or chemicals) or
cultural significance. This is done by ensuring that sites where construction activities are to
take place are not listed on the Environmental Management Register managed by the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and/or by soil testing. This is, typically, be the
responsibility of the insurance and owner clients, unless it has been delegated in the
contract.
Topsoil and excavated materials that is to be re-used for re-vegetation is to be stockpiled in
designated areas. Stockpile surfaces that are likely to be exposed for lengthy periods are to
be provided with temporary erosion control measures, such as being sprayed with
hydromulch or covered with tarpaulins. Silt fencing is also to be placed around the base of
the stockpile.
The Director or Site Manager is required to ensure that excavated materials that have been
treated to neutralise contaminants is to be reused or disposed of as directed or specified.
The Director or Site Manager is required to ensure that any fill imported by subcontracted
services is obtained from sites free from contamination and fire ants and certificates are to
be sighted where required from the supplier to confirm compliance with requirement.
4.1.2 Contaminated Soils
The Director or Site Manager is required to ensure that sites identified as contaminated,
approval from the client and/or the relevant authority must be obtained for the proposed
activities before work commences. He is required to ensure that subcontracted personnel,
engaged in the removal of contaminated materials, are to be adequately protected with
appropriate personal protective equipment.
All excavated contaminated materials must be segregated from any clean material and
must be treated or maintained so that dust is not produced, and contamination of the
groundwater is prevented.
The Director or Site Manager is required to ensure that the subcontracted soil removal
agent has selected licensed and approved transport operators for the transport of
contaminated materials and that waste disposal dockets are used to record adequate
tracking and recording of the chain of custody of the contaminated material occurs.
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