Project Management Plan

                Processes for delivery of concrete (including exclusion zones, spotters, movement of agitators, traffic control, etc.);
                Arrangements for erection, dismantling and climbing (satellite booms only); and
                Any other issues that may impact on the safe operation of the placement boom such as the proximity of:
                       Overhead power lines; and
                       Cranes, structures and other plant.



3.13.5 Training and competence
Subcontractors using major plant at the work site must also ensure that operator/s and associated crews:
        Are appropriately licensed, if required by law;
        Have undertaken refresher and familiarisation training if required;
        Are sufficiently experienced or competent to perform the work required at the work site; and
        If using earthmoving equipment, can provide evidence of an old earthmoving licence specific to the class of equipment they
        will be operating or equivalent evidence of competence if operator does not hold a licence.


3.14 Electrical supply and use of electrical equipment
All electrical switchboards and equipment supplied by the Principal Contractor will be maintained by a nominated electrical
contractor.
3.14.1 Power source
Power source will be
   Existing older building with no RCD protection of the power circuits - subcontractors must provide portable RCD’s connected
upstream from any electrical equipment in use.
   New work - the Principal Contractor will provide RCD-protected electrical supply at convenient locations throughout the work
site, including every level on a multi-level building and on the top level of a slip or jump form (where applicable).
   No network supply available - Diesel generator will be provided by the Principal Contractor.
   Work in remote areas of the work site where no power source is available - the subcontractor will supply a portable generator
with sufficient load capacity to undertake the work.
   Work areas within the building require the maximum allowable electrical lead length to be exceeded - Multiple boards will be
provided on the same levels by the Principal Contractor.
   3-phase supply not available at a temporary board - The subcontractor will supply an appropriate generator if using 3-phase
equipment.
   Temporary power boards will also be provided by the Principal Contractor in the locations listed below (provide details below)
Temporary power board locations are (details)
One on each level


3.14.2 Electrical equipment
All subcontractors must ensure that all electrical equipment in their control or to be used by their workers on site complies with
AS/NZS 3012 Electrical Installations – Construction and Demolition Sites.
Subcontractors will be required to ensure:
        All extension leads are of the heavy duty type and do not exceed:
                25 metres (1mm conductor diameter);
                35 metres (1.5mm conductor diameter);and/ or
                60 metres (2.5mm conductor diameter).
        No double adaptors, piggy-back plugs or domestic grade power boards are used on site;
        All leads, power tools and other electrical equipment are properly maintained;
        All electrical equipment is tested and tagged by a competent person within legal timeframes (see table below); and
        Updated and current test and tag registers for any electrical equipment used on site are provided to the Principal Contract




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