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CSR Building Products Limited Page 50
West Ridge Quarry
Site Based Management Plan
Assess the situation and consider the need for any personnel to remain at the Site for
the duration of the emergency. If this is judged to be essential, a minimum of two
responsible persons shall remain. Adequate provisions and an emergency
communications system shall be provided.
Cyclone Passed: At the cessation of the emergency, the Site Manager shall carry out a physical
inspection of the buildings to ascertain the extent of any danger and to initiate actions
necessary to make safe any dangerous conditions and/or return to normal activities.
The Site Manager shall complete a damage assessment and report and notify
Management.
Flood: The Site Manager to monitor Bureau of Meteorology to identify possibility of
prolonged or heavy rainfall events and check for flood warnings.
The Site Manager to cease operations in the event of a prolonged or heavy rainfall
event/flood warning and evacuate the Site, when deemed necessary.
The Site Manager to re-open the Site once water recedes and/or access is regained.
Clean-up of any debris and repair to creek crossings, access roads if necessary etc.
Operations to recommence.
Clean-up: Clean-up and salvage operations shall not be attempted until it is declared safe to do
so. The advice of suppliers will be sought regarding handling of any fire damaged
products. MSDS of all products used on-site will be kept on-site.
3.10.5 Monitoring
Employee involved with the incident will complete an incident report with the Site Manager and issue to management
and the Administering Authority if applicable.
The Site Manager will investigate the cause of the emergency/incident and:
- identify any problems in the emergency response plan or actions;
- identify any environmental damage and, where necessary, ensure relevant environmental monitoring and
remediation is undertaken as soon as practicable; and
- determine any action(s) to prevent emergency/incident recurrence.
3.10.6 Auditing and Review
Incident forms shall be checked by Management within two weeks following incident to ensure follow-up action
(including report) is occurring.
Site Manager shall review the emergency/incident management strategy as required or at least once every three
years.
3.10.7 Reporting and Responsibility
Report to relevant authorities:
- EHP (if there is risk of environmental harm);
- Fire and Rescue Service (if there is danger of fire to persons and/or property);
- Police (if there is danger to persons and property); and
- Ambulance (if there are persons injured).
Prepare initial incident report and a written list of facts concerning the incident.
An Emergency/Incident Register shall be maintained on-site to record any emergency/incidents or events likely to
have adversely affected the environmental performance of the Site. The Emergency/Incident Register will include, but
not be limited to, the following details:
December 2012 / file ref. 1271_610_001 GROUNDWORK p l u s
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