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220711 Noosa Oyster Project - CEMP
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1.Project overview
M&J Marine Pty Ltd is providing services to The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to construct rock
founda ons of oyster reefs in the Noosa River Estuary. The work is being undertaken against
engineered speci ca ons and state and local regulatory approvals.
The work includes the deployment of 3250 tonnes of igneous rock sources from quarries within
the Sunshine Coast region of Queensland.
M&J Marine will transport necessary barges, boats and heavy machinery, by land only, from
New South Wales to Noosa, Queensland to delivery this service.
The works will be undertaken in July and August 2022.
This document should be read in construc on with the Project Management Plan (V12) for this
work and M&J Marine Services Pty Ltd Construc on and Environmental Management Plan
(CEMP).
2.Purpose
Protec ng Australia’s biosecurity is a responsibility shared by government, industry and the
community. Biosecurity risk management prac ces implemented by industry can assist in
maintaining Australia’s pest and disease biosecurity status and signi cantly reduce
contamina on that leads to schedule slippage and increased project costs.
M&J Marine Services Pty Ltd is commi ed to maintaining Australia’s strict biosecurity status and
takes all necessary precau ons when moving vessels between Australian estuaries.
3.Scope
The scope of this document involves the proponent complying with Australia’s biosecurity
requirements by developing and implemen ng processes and procedures to mi gate
biosecurity risks during its opera ons.
Key ac vi es include:
Transport of vessels and equipment, by truck, from New South Wales to Noosa, Queensland
Cleaning and disinfec ng all equipment prior to deployment in the Noosa River.
Ensuring rock supply used in the construc on of oyster reefs is less than 50 percent
contaminated with soil/sediment and is free of foreign materials such as plas cs.
Maintenance of a load out site at Noosaville, on the shore of the Noosa River, which will be
maintained to a high standard of opera on, from which pollutants will not enter the estuary
and create a biofouling issue.
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