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24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan
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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
Work platforms connected to the Concentrated flow might cause 5 Roof water downpipes (temporary or permanent) should be Hutchinson Builders
stormwater system shall be erosion connected to the stormwater drainage system immediately after the Foreman
maintained in good order and roof is laid.
cleaned frequently of
sediment/debris which may enter Workers
the system Inappropriate and ineffective 5 Sediment control devices must be de-silted and made fully Hutchinson Builders
sediment control measures operational as soon as reasonable and practicable after a sediment- Foreman
producing event, whether natural or artificial, if the device's sediment
retention capacity falls below 75% of its design retention capacity.
Workers
Inappropriate and ineffective 5 Sediment fence is buried in 200mm deep. Along the lower side of the Hutchinson Builders
sediment fence trench, appropriately secure the stakes into the ground spaced no Foreman
greater than 3m if supported by a top support wire or weir mesh
backing, otherwise no greater than 2m
Workers
In areas where it is impractical to bury the lower edge of the sediment
fence, the lower 200 mm (min) portion of the fabric should be placed
on the ground up-slope of the fence and buried under a 100 mm (min)
layer of coarse aggregate (20-40 mm)
Sediment fences should be located down-slope of the disturbance,
and ideally along a line of constant land level to prevent the
concentration of stormwater run-off. Where this cannot be achieved
then sections of the sediment fence should have ‘returns’ directed up
slope for 1-2 metres to control the concentration of stormwater run-
off
Replace sediment fences if the fabric is ripped or otherwise damaged.
The maintenance of sediment fences includes the removal of
sediment deposited up-slope of the fence and, where necessary, re-
trenching the fabric and ensuring posts are firmly secured in the
ground HSE Advisor
If excessive sediment build-up occurs, reapply crushed rock to the
entry/exit pad.
Daily check on sediment fence
Trenching Sediment-laden water ponding on 5 No more than 150m of a stormwater, sewer line or other service Site Manager
site trench must to be open at any one time.
Where it is practical, trench needs to be backfilled when the
significant event is forecasted
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