qldBUILT Construction Management Plan - JURA Rev02 · MCU23/0094

Construction Management Plan

  7.4           Dewatering

Dewatering will in accordance with the CEMP and Erosion and Sediment Control Plan, if necessary.

  7.5           Noise and Vibration Management

Particular care will need to be taken during the construction of each phase of the project to control noise and
vibration. Work methodologies and plant selection for excavation will be reviewed to determine the most
practical and program-effective solutions for these works. This active approach will mitigate the potential for
human discomfort and noise and vibration disruptions to surrounding key stakeholders.
Prior to the commencement of any works onsite a noise and vibration management plan may be developed by
qldBUILT in consultation with the Stakeholders to develop strategies for the mitigation of noise and vibration
generated by the works.


In order to help meet the noise and vibration requirements of the site, baseline testing may be carried out and
existing operational levels identified. Early identification of baseline levels will enable subcontractor
methodologies to be specifically tailored to ensure the benchmarks are not exceeded.
Vibration and noise generating activities will be coordinated and undertaken in consultation with the appropriate
parties and carried out during the subsequent agreed periods.

Work methodologies and plant selection will be reviewed to mitigate the potential for noise and vibration from
the new works being loaded onto the surrounding structure.
Work practices that minimize noise and vibration will be used wherever possible. These include but are not
limited to the following:

               Flexible working hours avoiding noisy work during peak business operation times
               Plant and equipment selection to reduce noise where possible
               Plant and equipment fitted with silencers where possible
               Diligent housekeeping to minimize the generation of dust
               Methodology development aimed at finding alternatives capable of reducing noise and vibration where
                possible
               Location of major plant such as cranes away from noise and vibration sensitive areas where possible.


The following items outline some of qldBUILT’s key control measures that may be applied during the
construction phase to assist with noise reduction:


               Plant known to emit noise strongly in one direction would, where possible, be orientated so that noise
                is directed away from noise sensitive areas.
               Machines fitted with engine covers would be kept closed when not operating.
               The height materials are placed either into or out of trucks would be limited where possible.
               Stationary and mobile equipment including offsite vehicles would be maintained regularly.
               Operation would be limited to occur within the approved hours.




Document:               CMP01      Construction Management Plan        [Version 2.0]        Scheduled Review Date:   30/10/2024

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