24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan

Waste Management Plan
Job No. 24647 - 71 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach Qld 4567


  Waste Type                                        Classification                        Treatment/ Disposal methods
  **Ground water or treated groundwater             Regulated                             Treated/ Dispose to treatment
  necessarily or unavoidably brought to the                                               facility
  surface of the earth as part of an industrial
  process, if the ground water:
  (a) has a pH below 6 and above 10.5
  (b) has an electrical conductivity of more
  than 15,000 micro-siemens per centimetre

*All recycle bins must be separated by waste type. Do not mix all materials into one recycle bin.

6.1. 5        Unidentified waste

In the event that an unknown material is discovered, it will be the responsibility of the HSE Advisor to isolate the area until
waste is identified.
When identifying waste, the following procedure will be implemented:

        Unidentified waste must be isolated from work area;

        A risk assessment must be performed on the waste to determine whether it is hazardous before the waste is
         handled;
        Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be worn at all times whilst handling unidentified wastes (gloves, safety
         glasses and protective clothing (long sleeved shirt and long pants) and safety footwear as a minimum);

        Once the waste stream has been identified the waste will be transported by a licensed waste transporter to a
         licensed recycling or disposal facility at the earliest convenience;

        Upon identification of waste the appropriate management strategy is implemented and a risk based assessment
         is performed to determine where the waste originated and how it came to be unlabelled. Measures will be put in
         place to prevent this from recurring; and

        If it is identified as regulated waste; waste tracking report will be recorded and reported as per Section 7.2.


6.2.          WASTE STORAGE

6.2. 1        General Waste Storage Requirements

General Waste Storage areas must consider the minimum:
        General waste bins and containers (e.g. food scrap bins, recyclable bins, recyclable paper bins) are to be placed
         in easily accessible location at all worksites. Recyclable waste should be stored separately from general waste,
         ensuring maximised segregation potential has been met to minimise waste sent to landfill;

        Liquid waste and solid wastes will be segregated to allow for maximised recycling, bins will be colour coded for
         the waste stream, where practicable. Solid unregulated waste bins must comply with AS4123.7.2006 Bin Colours,
         marking and designation requirements;
        Where a waste material or product does not have a specific bin, the bin used must be compatible with the waste
         and must then be labelled;

        Spare bins must be made available to accommodate for unforeseeable events;

        Waste bins must be maintained in good condition to prevent leaks or spills;

        Waste must not be burned.

6.2. 2        Regulated Waste Storage Requirements

Regulated wastes must be stored in the designated waste storage area

        There will be dedicated regulated waste storage areas, to prevent the mixing of regulated wastes with other stored
         material. This includes the mixing of incompatible waste types. Wastes must only be deposited into designated
         areas within the applicable storage area;
        Waste storage areas will be clearly signed designating what wastes are to be deposited into the storage area and
         any specific directions/ hazards;



HUTCHINSON BUILDERS                                                                                                        12