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Prelim Construction Management Plan[1]
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5.1 General
The objective of this section is to identify the proposed methods that will be employed to minimise
the impact of noise, vibration and air quality in the vicinity of the development.
5.2 Noise and Vibration Management
The normal hours of work will typically be 7.00am to 5.30pm, Monday to Saturday excluding public
holidays. Noise management will generally be in accordance with the QLD DEHP environmental
noise management criteria. All plant will be regularly maintained and log books kept ensuring that
there are no excess noise emissions. Where it is practical, electric machinery will be used in lieu of
mechanical devices.
All subcontractors will be responsible for managing noise and vibration in accordance with their
project specific Management Plans.
It is proposed to undertake some after hour’s works for specific tasks to minimise impacts to
pedestrians, vehicular traffic or in the interest of safety. The works that are proposed to be
undertaken outside of normal working hours include the following:
• Fencing works;
• Footpath works.
All after hour’s works will be subject to the engagement and communication with all identified
stakeholders. Consultation with the Noosa Shire Council will occur at all times prior to any works
being scheduled. All businesses will be given notification either via email, letter box drop and
personal contact of all the proposed after hours works prior to the works commencing which will
include details of the works and the time to undertake each activity.
5.3 Air Quality / Dust Management
Dust control measures will be implemented as required and will be in accordance with QLD
Workplace health and safety regulations and Environmental Protection Act.
Dust management will be most critical during the demolition phase of the project, with the
subcontractors for these trades specifically dealing with dust management within their project
specific management plans.
prior to commencement of construction, neighbouring residents and emergency services shall be
notified in writing by letter drop of the construction period. designated working hours and contacts
regarding complaints of excessive air quality issues.
Measures that may be employed include:
RG Strategic Preliminary Construction Management Plan 9
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