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24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0084 Environmental Management Plan (71 Seaview Tce).
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EWSM- 1 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL (STORMWATER MANAGEMENT)
Hierarchy of Control (HOC): 1. Eliminate 2. Substitute 3. Isolate 4. Engineer 5. Admin 6. PPE
Responsible Person/s
Environmental Aspects Impacts HOC Controls / Work Methods for Monitor & Review
Prior to site establishment, check Risk of environmental harm from 5 Prior to commencement of works, a visual and desktop assessment Project Manager/
for approved Erosion and sediment and sediment-laden water of the site will be done to identify potential contamination. Environmental Consultant
Sediment Control (ESC) plan displaced from the site. The plan was developed by a suitably qualified person contracted by
Hutchinson Builders and is in accordance with International Erosion
Control Association Best Practice Guidelines 2008
No clearing or soil disturbance is undertaken unless preceded or
accompanied by installation of adequate drainage and sediment
control measures.
Erosion and sediment control plan 5 Adjust to changing site conditions Project Manager
does not work effectively Erosion and Sediment Control Plans are living documents that can Site Manager
and should be modified as site conditions change, or if the adopted
measures fail to achieve the required treatment standard.
Planning works Mass soil loss during significant 5 Minimise the extent and duration of soil disturbance Project Manager
rain events Clearing work should be staged to minimise the duration for which Site Manager
soils are exposed to wind, rain and concentrated runoff.
In the northern (tropical) regions of Australia, the primary focus is on
effective drainage control. Without effective drainage control, all
erosion and sediment controls can be washed away!
In the southern (temperate) regions, the focus moves to erosion
control, or possible sediment controls.
Excess sediment run-off site 5 A sediment basin will usually be required if a disturbed area exceeds Project Manager
2500m2 Consultant
Sediment escape from entry point 5 Site office and car parking areas identified and provided with Site Manager
adequate drainage, erosion and sediment controls.
Site access points limited to the minimum necessary, clearly
identified on plans, and appropriate controls specified.
Monitoring weather Unexpected weather event can 5 Daily check and record weather event to avoid unexpected significant Site Manager
effect construction activities weather events (>25mm/ 24hours)
Ensure earthworks and grading activities are avoided during those
periods of rainfall when stormwater runoff is either occurring or
expected to occur
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