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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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Log in to see the plans as drawn EWSM- 1 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL (STORMWATER MANAGEMENT)
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Hierarchy of Control (HOC): 1. Eliminate 2. Substitute 3. Isolate 4. Engineer 5. Admin 6. PPE
Sediment controls are not in good 5 All erosion and sediment control measures should be inspected:
order and working effectively - At least daily when rain is occurring;
- At least weekly (even if work is not occurring on-site)
- Within 24 hours prior to expected rainfall; and
- Within 18 hours of a rainfall event of sufficient intensity and
duration to cause on-site runoff
Control water movement through Mass soil loss and significant 5 Divert clean stormwater (upslope water) runoff outside the site so that Site Manager
the site sediment runoff site it does not flow through the site HSE Advisor
Sediment traps must be installed and operated to both collect and
retain sediment.
All erosion and sediment control measures, including drainage
control measures, must be maintained in proper working order at all
times during their operational lives.
Material Stockpiles Contaminated topsoil 5 Topsoil stockpile needs to be separated to other materials and Site Manager
located at the undisturbed area
Topsoil is stockpiled at maximum 2m height
Long term spoil stockpiles (> 28 days) to be covered or stabilised.
Cross-contaminated with topsoil 5 Sufficient land area must be provided for the short-term stockpiling of Site Manager
construction materials.
Ensure excavated material is not placed adjacent to protect
vegetation, stream banks, or within locations where it may become
an unacceptable source of sediment runoff.
These stockpiles should ideally be located within areas that would
eventually need to be disturbed anyway.
Excess sediment runoff Material stockpiles should be located away from overland flow paths
and concentrated overland flow
Stockpiles of erodible materials (e.g. earth and sand) need to be
located within the site’s sediment control zone.
Stormwater kerb inlets in active Sediment socks fall into kerb inlet 5 Daily check on sediment controls on council kerb inlets Hutchinson Builders
construction areas as well as the Foreman/ HSE Advisor
basement level receiving
deliveries areas are to be Sediment deposition within creeks 5 Ensure all the sediment controls are installed as approved Erosion Hutchinson Builders
protected and wetlands can cause long-term and Sediment Control plan and in good order Foreman
changes to aquatic ecosystems
and plant species (e.g. through
weed infestation). Workers
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