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3. Implementation
3.1. Risk Assessment
The risk to the environment of carrying out the project has been considered and documented
Please see attached documentation
3.2. Environmental Management Activities and Controls
The following environmental management activities, mitigation and control measures will
be adopted to prevent or minimise environmental impacts
3.2.1.Air quality
Timing /
Control Measure Responsibility
Frequency
Potential Impact: Emissions of air pollutants from motor vehicles, vessels & plant
Regular maintenance of machinery.
Ongoing during
Workers instructed not to leave machinery Site Supervisor
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idling when not in use.
Potential Impact: Dust generated from movement of plant and equipment
Disturbance of site will be monitored and
Ongoing during
the site will be restored prior to carrying Site Supervisor
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out earthworks in new area.
Excavated materials will be stocked piled
and where possible re-used on site. Excess
Ongoing during
materials to be disposed of in accordance Site Supervisor
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with the Protection of the Environment
Operations Act 1997.
Where significant dust is generated, the Ongoing during
Site Supervisor
work area will be watered down. project
3.2.2. Erosion and Sediment Control
Timing /
Control Measure Responsibility
Frequency
Potential Impact: Site erosion and sediment laden water leaving the site
Sediment and erosion control fencing will be
Ongoing during
installed as required and left in place until all Site Supervisor
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works are complete.
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