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24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan
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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
between 10,000 L and 100,000 L, and 5% above 100,000 L
(AS1940:2004)
Managing amenities Potential of effluent spillage 1 Adequate amenity is provided Site Manager
causing significant environmental 5 Sewage generated from site amenities to discharge direct to existing HSE Advisor
harm sewer main/ sewage tank.
Inspect effluent tank capacity or connection from toilet blocks to sewer
main weekly or more regular if number of workers increase on-site
Potential of effluent spillage from 1 Maintain all portable toilets in good condition to prevent leaks or spills. Site Manager
portable toilets 5 Damaged toilets must be repaired/ replaced immediately. HSE Advisor
Portable toilets should be located away from high-traffic vehicular
areas.
Portable toilets must not be located on top of stormwater drain inlets
or on a street.
Portable toilets shall be placed on a level ground surface that provides
unobstructed access to users and servicing pump trucks.
Portable toilets should wherever possible be located upon natural
ground and not on or within 5 meters of a paved surface such as
asphalt, concrete or similar.
If portable toilets must be placed on a paved surface exposed to
rainwater or stormwater runoff, extra care must be taken during
servicing to ensure any waste water spilled onto the paved surface is
rinsed and adequately collected so as not to leave any residue. A wet
shop vacuum or similar would provide for adequate collection.
As a minimum, portable toilets should not be located within 100
metres from any river, creek, channel (which can include a drain,
gutter or pipe) or other watercourse (whether modified or not).
Managing paint and plaster Chemicals like solvents, oils, 5 Washout for paint and plaster will be separated from concrete wash Site Manager
disposal paints, disinfectants, pesticides, 1 bay or sediment water pit HSE Advisor
household cleaning products and Washout for paint and plaster will not be connected to sewage tank
bleaches can kill the helpful
bacteria in your septic system. No paint, and plaster residue wash down to stormwater drainage
This may ‘kill’ the system and stop
it digesting effluent.
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