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Annex 8 - Safety in Design Report V1
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
1.2.1 Principles
Integrated This assessment is undertaken during the design phase of the project, but
addresses risks expected to be encountered throughout the life of the project.
Structured & Comprehensive This report has been presented in a structured and comprehensive way and
should be reviewed and implemented in a similar manner.
Customised The assessment is specific to a single unique project. It should not be utilised on
other similar projects without review and adaptation as required.
Inclusive This report is to be provided to relevant stakeholders during the design process to
ensure awareness and facilitate discussion. Feedback is welcome.
Dynamic This report is a living document. It is the responsibility of the Client, Contractor
and future stakeholders to update the risk register as required during future stages
of work and in response to other changes that might affect the safety risk
assessment.
Best available information This report is based on historical and current information as well as future
expectations. It considers limitations and uncertainties associated with such
information and expectations.
Human & Cultural Factors Human behaviour and Australian culture have been considered when undertaking
this risk assessment.
Continual Improvement ICM is committed to continual improvement.
1.2.2 Framework
This report should form part of the client’s risk management framework.
1.2.3 Process
Scope This report relates to health and safety risks associated with this project throughout
its life cycle.
Context A description of the project is provided in section Error! Reference source not
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