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2018-08-07 Services and Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
(viii) CMHA will not use the approved funding for the benefit of
any other project, activity or third party except to the extent
that it is a consequence of and consistent with the approved
project.
(ix) Engagement of a suitably qualified Building Certifier;
(x) Preparation of construction drawings and their lodgement
with the building certifier;
(xi) Obtaining all required Building and Plumbing Approvals;
(xii) Financial control (including payment of the Principal
Contractor and all suppliers);
(xiii) Coordination of sponsorship and donations of materials and
trade as per the scope of works;
(xiv) Coordination of Gambling Community Benefit Grant
Application and other applications to assist with funding the
project;
(xv) Volunteer Coordination including any associated WHS
obligations and training with respect to Volunteers and
obtaining relevant Public Liability and Work Cover/Volunteer
Insurance coverage;
(xvi) Building Certificate of Classification ‘
(xvii) Management of any issue that arises in relation to
construction of the project.
d) With respect to the CMHA engagement of a Principal Contractor,
CMHA must take all reasonable steps to include within the scope of
its agreement with the Principal Contractor the following (but not
limited to) obligations:
(i) Construct the works as per approved drawings and
specifications. The licenced builder and project construction
manager for the project;
(ii) Act as the Principal Contractor for the project under Work
Health & Safety Act 2011 and is responsible for the
Workplace Health and Safety Management and
Coordination of all persons on site;
(iii) Development of a Safety Management Plan for the
construction works, which is to be reviewed by the PCG and
approved by Council’s WHS team;
(iv) Ensure adherence to the Safety Management Plan during
the construction works including provision of Tool Box talks
for high risk activities;
(v) Undertake Audits of Safety Management Plan during
construction and provide confirmation of the same to the
PCG;
(vi) Attend Site and Project Control Group meetings as
requested;
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