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Attachment 6 - UXO Report May 2010 · MCU13/0251
Post Activity Certification . UXO Search & Remediation Milsearch Peregian Caravan Park, 215 David Low Way, Peregian Beach. Both have extensive experience in the conduct of EOD and UXO clearance tasks. Mr. Ingerton’s Resume is attached at appendix D. 2.2. DATES OF CONDUCT The Site was subjected to a 100% UXO search and remediation over the period 11 - 13 May 2010. 3.0 CLIENT DETAILS Clint Sloan Matrix On behalf of Scanion Property Group Pty Ltd C/- PO Box 371 Fortitude Valley Qld, 4006. | Mob: 0400 351 176 4.0 UXO SEARCH METHODOLOGY 4.1. SEARCH PROCEDURES The following UXO search and remediation treatment was applied to the Site: e Search methodology was the conduct of a disciplined 100% analogue search at one (1) metre lane intervals to a depth of one (1) metre. Principal search instrument was the Foerster 4.032 Magnetometer. In the magnetically hostile areas (for example: Neighbouring properties containing metal objects, mesh fence line and slate wall) where the performance of the Foerster 4.032 Magnetometer was degraded, the Minelab F3 Metal Detector was used to search these areas. This is a state of the art Australian designed electromagnetic induction coil detector, built to military specifications. Technical specifications for the Foerster 4.032 Magnetometer and the Minelab F3 Metal Detector are presented at enclosure 1. e Note: In any magnetically hostile areas, prior to carrying out a shallow search, an attempt was made to carry out as effective a deep search as was possible. The 4032 has several modes and is designed to operate in different conditions. Using “Mode 6” a search can be carried out adjacent to metal objects and in areas with electrical interference. A Mode 6 Deep Search was carried out in all areas on this site that were magnetically hostile prior to carrying out a shallow search. « Principal target to be located was UXO equivalent to a 37mm projectile to its potential kinetic depth, (approx 0.3 meters). This is the smallest item of explosive ordnance (EO) known to be used in this area. : u a a a a a “i i a a . © Milsearch Pty Ltd Orniact Rafarancea: MiS Ol 1 14810
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