1856-Construction Management Plan (Prelim V2) Oct 2020 - Barlow Shelley · OPW20/0145

4.2    Temporary Fencing & Pedestrian Movement

Detailed Temporary Fencing and Pedestrian movements will be in accordance with the
Contractor supplied plan prior to commencement of works on site.

4.3    Control of Emissions

All air, noise, vibration and light emissions are to be controlled and maintained within
acceptable limits in accordance with standard industry guidelines. Refer to Local Authority
Policy or the Environmental Protection Act (EPP Noise) for further detail.

4.4    Water Quality

All existing drainage lines are to be maintained and protected from sediment runoff from
the proposed work areas. Appropriate erosion and sediment control measures are to be
implemented to achieve acceptable water quality objectives, including groundwater from
excavations. Any water released from the site must meet the water quality objectives found
in Table A of the SPP Code: Water Quality, Appendix 3, Qld SPP (DSDIP, 2014).

4.5    Mud and Dust Control

Sprinkler or light water spray systems shall be in place during earthworks to control airborne
dust and pollutants if/as necessary. Any resultant mud from this process will be managed
via the Erosion & Sediment Control systems in place during site construction.


The egress of mud from the site should be controlled via the use of shaker grids at the site
entry, as necessary.



4.6    Waste Management

Sprinkler or light water spray systems shall be in place during earthworks to control airborne
dust and pollutants if/as necessary. Any resultant mud from this process will be managed
via the Erosion & Sediment Control systems in place during site construction.


4.7    Erosion and Sediment Control

It is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure that all erosion and sediment control
measures are implemented prior to commencement and maintained during the
construction period.

Standard ESC measures must be in utilized generally in accordance with the IECA
Guidelines, EPP Water Policy and current best practice methods. A day-to-day working



Preliminary Construction Management Plan                                                  10
October 2020