Construction Mangement Plan Reference Document OPW19-0239 · OPW19/0239

                                                                                     mcnab construction
                                                                                      07-DOC-003 Rev 4

7     Potential Environmental Incidents / Complaints
The following has been identified as being potential environmental concerns for this site. Should
these concerns be raised in the form of a complaints or raised to the attention of our Site Foreman
or Project Manager, the Environmental Incident Procedure will be followed.

7.1             Noise and Vibration
Due to the nature of construction activities it is highly likely that noise and vibration may impact
upon neighbours and stakeholders in the area surrounding the work site. Work hours will be
restricted to specific hours as per DA Conditions to avoid complaints from the community.

Should complaints arise from the surrounding residents or stakeholders, daily noise monitoring will
be undertaken to assist in developing noise mitigation measure for the project site.

7.2             Fuel or Oil Spill
In the event of a minor fuel or oil spill from machinery on site the following will be done:

      •     Contain spill within bunded area
      •     Use absorbent materials stored on site to clean-up spill
      •     Dispose of contaminated fuel / absorbent material waste, contaminated soil to an
            approved disposal container / facility
      •     Should the spill breach the bund and flow towards a waterway (for example if there is a
            possibility of environmental harm being cased, implement the environmental incident
            procedure.

7.3             Cultural heritage items
If cultural heritage items are discovered:

      •     Immediately suspend work in that area
      •     Fence area off to prevent further disturbance
      •     Report the find to the Project Team who will instigate appropriate reporting procedure
      •     If cultural heritage items are known to be in the area or have been previously
            discovered:
      •     Provide cultural heritage training to all site workers. This includes:
                    Areas which are no-go zones and how to identify likely artefacts or items of
                     significance.
                    What to do in the event of a suspected discovery
      •     This training will be part of the site induction or via a mandatory toolbox meeting if the
            item is discovered after site mobilisation.

7.4             Acid Sulphate soils
Visual monitoring should be undertaken regularly to look for any indication that acid sulphate soils
have been uncovered.




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