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Lake MacDonald Drive Cooroy - WMP
Workplace Management Plan
Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
Noise and Vibration
During construction, Shadforth aim to prevent or minimize the impact of noise and vibration on local residents.
Plant and machinery cause noise and vibration, which has the potential to inconvenience nearby residents, and
damage surrounding infrastructure.
Noise emissions are to be managed in accordance with Australian Standard AS2436, and work hours must
comply with Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy (2008), QLD Government Noise Advisory Standard (2004)
(according to the Workplace Health and Safety Act 1995), and Local Council bylaws.
Vibration is managed in accordance with air blast overpressure limits provided in Environmental Protection
Regulations (2008). If requested by the client an assessment of the potential impacts is undertaken in
accordance with AS2187.
Control measures to manage Noise and vibration are outlined in Table 7.
Table 7 – Noise & Vibration Controls
Location Noise Control Vibration Control
▪ Silencing ▪ Use low-impact methods where
▪ Dampening possible
Treatment at Source
▪ Servicing or replacement of plant ▪ Sequencing operations
and machinery ▪ Maintain plant and machinery.
▪ Locate plant and machinery
▪ Locate plant and machinery away
Treatment of away from noise sensitive areas.
from vibration sensitive areas.
Transmission Path ▪ Use bunding, enclosing, and
▪
screening.
▪ Advise neighbouring
Treatment at the ▪ Advise neighbouring communities
communities of expected
Receiver of expected construction vibration.
construction noise.
In the event of a noise and vibration complaint the project management team apply the following procedure
▪ Investigate the cause of the complaint through consultation with the complainant and report the complaint
to the client.
▪ Review the location and duration of the site activity, weather conditions, and other events occurring at the
time of the complaint.
▪ Implement mitigation measures to minimise further impacts.
▪ Communicate the actions taken and the outcomes of the investigation to the complainant and to the client.
If instructed by the regulator, Shadforth will,
▪ Perform monitoring in accordance with Australian standards at the location from which the complaint arose
or a location requested by the regulator. Noise monitoring will be recorded on the Noise Monitoring Form
IMS-05-62
▪ Report the results of the monitoring.
▪ Review control measures and implement further mitigation to reduce risk if required.
▪ Inform the complainant and client of actions taken to close out the complaint.
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