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2019-05-22 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 22 MAY 2019
Safety Risks Mitigation
Workplace health and safety issues Alto Pacific Pty Ltd have demonstrated extensive
throughout project, including high risk work experience at working in this environment and would be
due to working at heights. appointed as the principal contractor responsible for all
workplace health and safety of the designated site.
Multiple contractors working across Site management and design principles discussed with
different areas of the project. Alto Pacific Pty Ltd and other awarded contractors.
Scope and Quality Risks Mitigation
Risk of not meeting project objectives. To be managed through Council officer reviews/
milestone meetings, and supported by the Aquatic
Facilities Coordinator and Pool Operations Supervisor
who have intimate knowledge of the facility and its use.
Public Disruption and Council
Mitigation
Reputation Risks
Noise from plant and equipment may be a This will be minimised as much as possible with noisy
cause of disruption to local residents. works completed during business hours. Aside from the
onsite manager’s residence, closest surrounding
residence is 350m away.
Impact on NAC users Regular NAC attendees have already been notified of the
anticipated facility closure and will receive a more detailed
update following the formal award of the tender. The
closure has been deliberately scheduled to occur during
the facility’s quietest period.
Consultation
External Consultation - Community & Stakeholder
NAC management has communicated directly with regular NAC users and key stakeholders to
advise them of the upcoming closure. More detailed updates will be provided following award of
the tender. NAC management will work with Council’s Community Engagement branch to
continue to notify the public of the upcoming closure.
Internal Consultation
Corporate Services was consulted on both the procurement processes and budget matters.
Infrastructure Services was consulted on the tender scope, submissions and value.
Workplace Health and Safety (People & Culture) was consulted on the evaluation of tender
submissions.
Asset Management identified the need to complete the works in order to address current
facility issues.
Waste & Environmental Health provided guidance and approval for draining water from the
50m pool into surrounding storm water points in order to facilitate the pool works.
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