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RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
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EMP – CONSTRUCTION PHASE 4-28
Strategy: To ensure that any community feedback or complaint is responded to and
addressed appropriately.
4. Action taken.
Response to an investigation undertaken as a result of community feedback investigation and
signature of responsible person. Complaints are to be recorded in the ECR.
Corrective Action: Submit relevant forms to Council. Response to be as directed (refer specific
element)
4.13 Element C.13: Construction Management Plan
Policy: To provide a safe environment in the vicinity of the site during the construction phase
that has minimal effect on the amenity of existing residents living nearby (refer
Occupational Health and safety guidelines, EP Act regarding ‘nuisance’).
Strategy: To ensure all measures are taken to prevent unnecessary accidents involving
Employees or the public in the vicinity of the construction site and to minimise
nuisance to residents living around and adjacent to the construction site.
Responsibility: Principal Contractor and Site Safety Officer (as designated).
Management Actions:
1. All accidents and injuries must be reported immediately to the designated Site Safety Officer.
Any serious work-related injuries, illnesses or dangerous occurrences must be reported
immediately to Work Cover Queensland.
2. Contractors must comply with relevant Qld Government Occupational Health and Safety
Guidelines.
3. Temporary fencing will be installed around unfenced parts of the site during the construction
phase.
Machinery
1. All machinery employed in construction shall be appropriately registered well maintained and in
roadworthy condition (where applicable).
2. All machinery operators and subcontractors employed in construction works shall be
appropriately qualified, licensed and experienced in the type of works being undertaken.
Access
1. A detailed traffic management plan produced by a suitably qualified consultant is to be
submitted to Council prior to the pre-start meeting as per condition 140.
2. Trucks accessing the site shall predominantly be routed along Noosa Drive, Grant Street and
Serenity Close.
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