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2022-11-30 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Grant funding bodies and Council will be consulted
to manage any variations to agreements that may
arise.
Lead time of materials pushing the program out Many associated risks are mitigated by ordering the
materials as soon as possible after the quote award.
The contractor is aware and will manage this risk and
work closely together with Council's project team to
minimise residual timing risk. Materials usually
associated with long lead times (culverts etc.) have
been removed from the scope.
Safety Risks Mitigation
The Contractor fails to ensure the work is conducted Prior to commencement of works, contractor will
safely and in accordance with minimum standards ensure management plans, Safe Work Method
Statements, Job Hazard Analysis (or similar), and
other documentation are submitted, reviewed, and
accepted by Council.
Council will undertake surveillance, regular safety
audits and inspections throughout the construction
period.
Environment Harm Risks Mitigation
Works impact on the environment The contractor will have a site environmental
management plan to identify and manage site
specific risks. An allowance has been made in the
contract and schedule of rates for weekly
environmental auditing.
Scope & Quality Risks Mitigation
Risk of not meeting project objectives Compliance with project objectives will be managed
through regular reviews of the contractor’s design
and construction by the Project Manager,
Superintendent and other project team members as
required.
Public Disruption Risks Mitigation
Traffic and pedestrian disruption The construction works will result in periodic
disruption to the surrounding area. This will be able
to be managed through the contractor’s traffic and
pedestrian management plan which will be reviewed
and monitored by the Project Officer and
Superintendent.
Communication issues Council’s internal Infrastructure Communications
and Consultation Officer is appointed to the project
to assist with any communication issues.
Noise from plant and equipment may be a cause of This will be minimised by working during normal
disruption to residents. working hours where possible. Work zone is in a
rural area meaning most dwellings are located far
back from road.
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