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Response to Information Request - Received on 19/04/2012 · OPW11/0335
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EP-SECP-04: Down slope sediment controls
3) Suspended solids of stormwater flowing into and out of the building site:
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during stormwater events.
4) Inspection of temporary downpipe connection: after roof installation.
7. Responsibilities Building contractor.
8. Reporting and
Exception reporting to the site manager and senior management.
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9. Contingency When significant loss of sediment down-slope is occurring:
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1) Report situation to site manager immediately, and request support;
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6)Implement corrective actions.
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10. Corrective actions 1) Improve ground cover if rills are evident;
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EP-SECP-OS: Maintaining ground cover
1. Objectivesrrargets To avoid erosion of soil from the building site.
2. Management Strategy 1) Minimise exposure of unstable soil in stockpiles and disturbed ground.
3. Tasks/Actions 1) Maintain existing grass c ver as much as possible;
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overflow of sediment fences).
4. Performance 1) Lack of ground cover kept to a minimum;
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(short term disturbance) or reseeded grass (longer term after disturbance);
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3) Lack of surface erosion.
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1) Temporarily disturbed ground is covered with erosion mats;
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6. Frequency/Deadlines 1) Cover with erosion mats: daily;
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2) Cover with grass: daily;
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3) Reseeding and irrigation schedule is being maintained: daily;
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