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Landscape Specification Report URB-P0003847-001-SP (A)
3. EXECUTION OF WORK
3.1. PROGRAM AND MANAGEMENT PLANS
Provide all work method statements, programs and quality assurance manuals, which are to be prepared
and updated as required by the Contractor. Confirm with the Superintend the full list of required documents.
These may include but are not limited to the following:
• Construction Program which includes supply, lead times, delivery to site and installation of all Landscape
Works
• Environmental Management Plan which will include, noise, dust, vibration, sedimentation and water
management controls;
• Access Management Plan which will include pedestrian, bicycle and vehicular traffic management and
indicate proposed construction fencing details, extent and duration;
• Safety and Incident Management Plan which will include safe-work methodology, incident management
protocols and risk management initiatives proposed by the Contractor;
• Method Statements where noted on the drawings
• Dilapidation Survey which includes detailed photographic record of the conditions of adjacent existing
trees (trunks and canopies), buildings, awnings, structures, features, poles, street furniture and the like,
adjacent to the works before commencing any site works.
• As Constructed and Record Drawings which includes Cad and PDF drawings showing all constructed
elements, all amendments, locations of all drainage and irrigation lines and other underground services
including any existing services uncovered during construction
3.2. SITE PRELIMINARY WORKS
The Contractor shall be responsible for any exploratory works required to ascertain the exact position of
existing services and required processes to ensure their protection. All employees are to be made aware of
any underground services.
Prior to commencing work the contractor is to contact the Landscape Architect to attain the most current
document package.
Install anything required to complete the works including but not limited to:
• Temporary Contractor's facilities;
• Environmental protection;
• Protection of work and making good;
• Construction and tree protection zone fencing (1800mm high chain wire mesh fence panels on concrete
"feet"). Confirm if fencing has already been installed or is within the Head Contractor’s scope;
• Public safety measures and provision for vehicular and/or pedestrian traffic control around the site
(Confirm the extent required with the Head Contractor).
3.3. DEMOLITION
Confirm with Head Contractor the extent of Landscape Contractor scope. Demolish and remove all items
shown on the demolition plan to be removed. Retain and protect all items noted to be retained and protected.
Traffic sign to be removed accordance to traffic engineering documentation if applicable. Tree removal
accordance to tree removal plan (issued separately).
3.4. EARTH WORKS
General
URBIS
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