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Annex 8 - Safety in Design Report V1
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
RISK IDENTIFICATION RISK ASSESSMENT RISK EVALUATION RISK TREATMENT RESIDUAL RISK EVALUATION
Risk Name Causes Consequences Controls to be implemented to reduce risk Control
Owner
Accepted / Not
Consequence
Consequence
Residual Risk
Likelihood
Likelihood
Risk
Uneven surface of Monitoring and maintenance of the structure in line with ICM Drawings and Project Owner /
works. Implementation Plan. TNC
Sharp oysters. Access to be via gaps between modules (not transit across the reef modules).
Slippery surface. Monitoring personnel to be aware and take due care when undertaking inspections of the
works. Inspections to be undertaken at a suitable tide. Personnel to be aware of site
conditions, including tide levels, water depths, currents, wave action and vessel wake.
Safety management plan to be implemented, considering if access is walking or swimming /
snorkelling.
Monitoring personnel to be wearing suitable PPE and have first aid available.
Diving not expected to be required. Separate safety assessment to be undertaken if
proposed.
Remove displaced rock and oyster shell within access gaps where it is presenting a safety
hazard for monitoring.
Review signage to ensure it remains legible and sufficient. Modify signage or enhance
community education if required.
Public eating oysters Oysters growing on Injury/Illness Project signage to discourage consumption of oysters at restoration sites. Owner /
Accepted
restoration substrate Project brochure and online Q and A advising consumers to purchase oysters from seafood TNC
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eaten by public suppliers.
Vessel collision or impact to Vessels transit in Damage to Restoration modules located at least Designer
restoration substrate proximity to (or toward) vessel 10m outside of existing navigation channels.
restoration substrates. Injury or death 10m from foreshore access points
Vessels anchoring.
30m from tidal works (incl boat ramps, jetties, pontoons)
30m from moorings
Accepted
Crest height of Mean High Water Springs, such that the modules are exposed at most tidal
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levels.
Restoration Areas to be marked with aid to navigation and signage as detailed in section 7 of
the Project Implementation Plan and in accordance with MSQ permit conditions.
Construction to alignment, levels and specifications on the approved drawings (except where Contractor
modified in line with design provisions and approved by certifying engineer).
Works to be certified by coastal engineer on completion.
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