Construction Management Plan V2

Construction Management Plan
3.7 Material handling
Material handling will be complete manually around the site, using mechanical aids as required.
3.7.1 Mobile cranes
Mobile cranes will be used throughout the construction sequence and brought to site as required by the
relevant contractor.
3.7.2 Concrete handling
A concrete washout bay will be established on site, for cleaning purposes and dumping small leftovers.
Solidified concrete waste will be regularly removed to local concrete recycling facility for processing.
3.7.3 Rubbish removal
Construction waste will be removed from site by a licenced waste contractor and taken to a transfer facility
for separation. Recycling bins will be used on site for materials separation and returned to suppliers for
processing and recovery.

3.8     Pedestrian Traffic flow around the site
Pedestrian traffic will be a focal point for the Se Luca Site Team as construction works are being carried out in
and around the Project Site. There will be limited footpath access to Viewland Drive during certain times to
complete crossovers, associated works and major deliveries. Chainwire fencing will be used in these areas with
dust/shade cloth installed to the road frontage. The relevant statutory signage will be installed to direct the
local pedestrian traffic around these areas and temporary works will be completed to maintain pedestrian
access outside of working hours.

3.8.1 Workers movements
All staff, subcontractors, suppliers, consultants and the like will be advised that they are to be mindful of the
local residents. All parking is to be located on the site in designated subcontractor and office parking sections.

3.8.2 Material Deliveries/Waste Removal
Deliveries and waste removal will be scheduled during low traffic and off peak times to limit unnecessary
congestion to the neighbourhood.

3.9     Vehicular traffic flow around the site
Vehicular traffic around the construction zone should not be overly affected during the construction of the
new residential care facility. During these times, any necessary traffic control will be provided to limit and
manage the impact on the neighbourhood. Works to these areas will be scheduled and planned in short
durations to limit the affect of congestion to the area.

3.10 Traffic controllers required to coordinate traffic flow
De Luca Corporation will rely on licensed traffic controllers that will be utilized when required. Not all
deliveries will require traffic controllers to be onsite and will be managed accordingly by De Luca’s site staff.
Site and activity specific traffic management plans will be completed when required. The aim of the traffic
controllers is to ensure disruption to the local traffic is kept to minimum.




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Commencement Date: 27 August 2020                IMS-4-T3 Version 3                        Review Date: 27 August 2022