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qldBUILT Construction Management Plan - JURA Rev02 · MCU23/0094
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Construction Management Plan
Continuous training through inductions and ongoing meetings would be provided for operators,
labourers, subcontractors and supervisors, to keep minimal noise impacts on local residents and
businesses top of mind.
Notifications of particularly noisy works would be undertaken prior to any planned works commencing.
This would include either personal or community meetings with adjoining properties owners and/or
tenants, this process will be undertaken in particular prior to Demolition and Excavation phase of the
project.
Regular servicing of equipment, or when an individual plant item is identified as being particularly
noisy, would be conducted.
A construction noise monitoring plan for the construction period prior to commencing works would be
designed and implemented.
All complaints in relation to noise would be monitored and recorded.
An onsite person would be identified as the contact point in the event of noise complaints with contact
details provided within the Construction Management Plan.
7.6 Monitoring
qldBUILT Construction may engage an independent acoustic / vibration consultant to install and monitor noise
and vibration logging equipment at suitable locations if necessary.
Document: CMP01 Construction Management Plan [Version 2.0] Scheduled Review Date: 30/10/2024
Page 15 of 18 qldBUILT Pty Ltd | Uncontrolled when printed Date Reviewed: Xx/xx/xx
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