Pensar Environmental & Waste Management Plan

                                                                          Environmental Management Plan

          •    As necessary, additional procedures and/or control measures must be defined for site
               specific circumstances.
3.4       Training
Environmental training requirements may be identified in a number of ways e.g.:
          •    During site induction
          •    In Activity and/or Pre-start Briefings
          •    In Tool Box meetings
          •    While observing work practices
          •    Through investigation of incidents
          •   Project/activity reviews and audits.
Any employee who identifies any such training requirement (either for himself or another employee) is
required to advise the Foreman or HSEQ Manager who then collaborate in determining the content,
format and priority for the necessary training in the light of particular employee/project circumstances.

3.5       Site Access
Signs are to be erected at the project entry points to inform all visitors of the defined site access
requirements. Temporary fencing and/or barricades will be constructed to ensure that access is
controlled.
Only one main access route to and from the site is to be used if possible to restrict unauthorised access
and to cause as little disruption as possible. Only one access route to a stockpile site is to be used (if
applicable).
Shake down pits or other approved facilities are to be used at site entry points to minimise the transfer of
waste and dust from the site to other roads.
Boundary signage is to be erected at regular intervals for the perimeter of the project site – ‘Danger
Construction Site do not enter’ as a minimum. Barrier fences or bunting is to be placed around the
boundary of the site when portable fencing is not practical.
Walkways are to be closed and appropriately signed when any activity on or near them imposes an
unacceptable risk to the public.
The Foreman will arrange for either a personal visit to all neighbouring houses or arrange for a letter to be
placed in each neighbour’s letter box informing them of the nature of the project, expected duration and
provide contact numbers for use in an emergency, enquiry or complaint.
All workers on site are to direct any visitors to the site office or the Foreman. All site visitors are to be
addressed in a polite and professional manner.
Complaints are to be addressed in a timely manner by the Foreman and/or the Project Engineer. Any
worker or subcontractor confronted by a complaint is to be courteous and let the complainant know that
they will pass the concern onto the Foreman / Project Engineer.
Where continual unauthorised access is occurring, the Local Police are to be informed of the occurrence
and details of the dangers are to be conveyed. This is to be done by telephone in the first instance then
followed up by a letter.
Vandalism and graffiti is to be reported to the Police.

3.6       Erosion and Sediment Control Plans
Generally, the following guidelines will be implemented:
          •    silt fencing will be installed downhill of all excavations and stockpiles,
          •    if field inlet pits are within the excavation area, they will be covered with silt fence,
          •    if gully pits are within the excavation area, they will be protected with a silt sock upstream,
          •    if spoil is being lifted over gully pits, they will be covered with silt fence, and



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