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Attachment 3 - Construction Management Plan
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Where unexpected contamination is discovered as a result earthworks or excavation, the
Director or Site Manager is to be informed immediately, and if required the local council
or EPA is also notified. The activity in the area affected must cease until further
instructions.
The subcontracted agent is responsible for thoroughly washing down plant and equipment
used in the excavation, removal and transport of contaminated materials on completion of
operations and contaminated wash water disposed as appropriate.
Any soil contamination, which may result from spills, loading of contaminated materials or
handling of dangerous goods, must be cleaned or treated as soon as possible.
4.1.3 Acid Sulphate Soil (ASS)
As appropriate, ASS may be either transported to an area set aside for treatment or returned
to its original environment or disposed of to an authorised landfill. Material identified as
acid sulphate is to be kept wet and/or covered in a suitable bunded area to prevent water
from leaching out and to keep out stormwater.
Transport of ASS to an off-site location must be done in such a manner to prevent
contamination of land and waterways. Acceptable practice is to cover loads and avoid
transporting wet materials unless trucks are suitably equipped to prevent liquid spillage.
Specialist advice is to be obtained where there are activities associated with ASS ie.
treatment of excavated materials, de-watering of excavations and monitoring of
groundwater.
4.1.4 Cultural Heritage
The Director or Site Manager is required to ensure that, unless specified otherwise, the
areas to be cleared has been inspected for the possible presence of archaeological material
before commencement of activities. Where archaeological material is discovered, the
selected subcontracted service personnel must not commence or must cease to prevent
damage and the relevant personnel at that location and Authorities are to be notified for
advice to how to proceed. Specialist advice must be obtained where there is the likelihood
of culturally significant artefacts being found.
4.2 Construction Material Management
The Director or Site Manager is required to ensure that:
• Waste metal, timber, plastic and fabric materials are responsibly deposited in selected
bins and collected by licenced contractors
• Noise and dust control is in accordance with the requirements 4.5 and 4.8
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