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2021-01-18 GC - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Pathways and Boardwalks Asset Management Plan
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Broken All Trip Hazards For Localised sections – Remove, Make path safe via typical Traffic
Uneven / broken square up edges and replace Control devices AND/OR remove
Tree root intrusion loose material and patch if
required.
Uneven/Shoving/ All Trip Hazards For Localised sections – Remove Make path safe via typical Traffic
Corrugation Uneven / broken affected section, remove the Control devices AND/OR identify
Tree root intrusion cause & replace the cause and prioritise for
replacement
Erosion All Trip Hazards Determine extent and cause. Make path safe via typical Traffic
Missing section Replace eroded support material Control devices AND/OR fill
Slippery surface and reshape adjacent ground affected area with suitable material
Uneven / broken where possible. Could it be a and investigate the cause to
design issue? determine preventative
maintenance solutions
Subsidence All Trip Hazards Fix/Fill/Stabilise foundation of Close pathway to pedestrian traffic
Missing section pathway with signage and diversion
Slippery surface
Uneven / broken
Burnt/Melted/ All Trip Hazards Repair/replace components Make path/components safe until a
Corrosion Missing section long term solution is achieved
Uneven / broken
Rotten/Split/ All Trip Hazards Wooden defects, Bridge crew Make path safe via typical Traffic
Splintering Missing section maintenance. Sanding/turning Control devices AND/OR identify
Uneven / broken boards or replacing the cause and prioritise for
replacement
Slip Hazard Slippery surface Available activities include Make path safe via typical Traffic
- Pressure cleaning Control devices AND/OR Identify
- Sweeping the contaminant and possible
- Cover with absorbent product source, remove hazard by
and remove sweeping or spreading suitable
cover material and monitor for
recurrence
Spillage Slippery surface Spill kit, clean and remove to Make path safe via typical Traffic
avoid environment issues Control devices AND/OR Identify
the contaminant and possible
source, remove hazard by
spreading suitable cover material
and monitor for recurrence
Dirty/Cleaning Slippery surface Remove silt with hand tools/ Make path safe via typical Traffic
Required machines, improve drainage and Control devices AND/OR identify
sweep loose materials the cause and prioritise for
treatment
Blocked/Obstructed All Trip Hazards Remove blockage/ Vehicles blocking pathways on
obstruction council road reserve contact local
laws
Painting/Sealing Slippery surface Usually wooden defects, Bridge Identify the issue and prioritise for
Required crew treatment
Loose/Unstable All Trip hazards Replace, fix or remove loose and Make path safe via typical Traffic
Component Uneven / broken unstable components Control devices AND/OR identify
the cause and prioritise for
replacement
All Graffiti/Vandalism Graffiti / vandalism Remove or recoat Paint over/cover asap if offensive
All missing trip hazard Replace component Make path safe via typical Traffic
components uneven / broken Control devices AND/OR identify
missing sections the cause and prioritise for
replacement
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