qldBUILT Construction Management Plan - JURA Rev02 · MCU23/0094

FPE Ref: 6693-240215-1.0



   Roles                   Responsibilities                                                    Organisation
                                  ▪   To undertake site works with duties of care under the
                                      Environmental Protection Act 1994, Aboriginal Cultural
                                      Heritage Act 2003, and Biosecurity Act 2014.



  3.0 ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS
  Timely and effective management of all environmental incidents is essential to minimising environmental
  harm and nuisance associated with construction activities, and to maintaining good relationships with the
  community. The following are considered to be environmental incidents which may occur in relation to the
  project construction works:

        ▪    Any breach of legislation, this CEMP or other conditions associated with the contract;
        ▪    Leaks or spills of fuels, oils, chemicals, and other hazardous materials;
        ▪    Wildlife injury;
        ▪    Fire, or other emergency, from construction activities; and
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        ▪    Complaints concerning environmental issue (e.g., dust, noise, pollution) from construction
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             activities.

  Any incidents or complaints are to be recorded in the incidents register and reported to the Construction
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  Manager. The Construction Foreman will be responsible for issuing and closing out corrective actions in
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  accordance with the incident/complaint’s procedure. Complaints are to be addressed by investigating the
  point of view of the complainant. Within 14 days of the receipt of a complaint, the complainant will be
  informed of the actions taken to “close out” the issue.

  3.1       EMERGENCY RESPONSE

  An emergency may affect or be impacted by the surrounding environment. An emergency incident and
  response plan are to be prepared prior to work commencing. The plan will consider the following:

        ▪    Response procedures in the event of a fire, chemical release, spill, accident, explosion,
             equipment failure, natural disaster (e.g., storm, flood), or another emergency;
        ▪    Emergency contact details and communication procedures;
        ▪    Roles and responsibilities in emergency response;
        ▪    Emergency controls and alarms;
        ▪    Evacuation procedures;
        ▪    Emergency response equipment;
        ▪    Training requirements; and



15 February 2024                        Construction Environmental Management Plan                            6
                                79 - 83 Eumundi Noosa Road & 26 Headland Drive, Noosaville
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