07/2555 - Operational Works - Drainage Stormwater Vegetation [As Published] · 142007.2555

2.1.12 Waste EMP

Issues

Objectives

ATTUNGA HEIGHTS PRELIMINARY EMP

Site preparation and construction wastes remaining on site can be a source of contamination and present an untidy appearance,
inconsistence with high standards of environmental protection.

To maintain a clean construction site, and minimise both waste generation and on-site waste storage.

 

 

 

Target

   

  

Performance Indicators

 

Implementation Strategy

 

2.1121

All waste material is to be in
receptacles and locations buffered
from drainage paths, and are placed in
a neat and purposeful manner denoting
an intention to remove it from the site.

  
   
  
 

Management Procedures

Particular
Responsibilities

Corrective Action

    
  
   
    
   

    
  

Construction and Operational
Phase EMP

No waste is to be left outside of
teceptactes, no waste washed or
blown off-site or littering nearby
streets.

  
 

Provide suitable numbers of receptacles and empty frequently

   

 
 

  

  

Select and purchase materials from sources, and in quantities and in containers, which minimise waste generation. Place al! general wastes and
construction wastes in suitable on-site bins/skips/stockpiles which are regularly emptied or removed from site frequently (in covered vehicles) for
appropriate off-site disposal in accordance with State and local policies.

On-site staff and sub-contractors should receive induction in waste management and minimisation.
Maintain staff facilities so that pollutants, including wash water, are not discharged to the site and into waterways.

Contractor — Maintain regularly, empty and clean receptacles, staff facilities etc.; clean any areas used for temporary waste storage.

Respond to complaints and clean up site or empty waste receptacles accordingly, or modify waste management procedures under this
EMP (with Council approval).

Preliminary EMP: Attunga Heights Issue: 1

Chenoweth EPLA

Revision: 0 12/12/2007