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3.2.         On-going Management
The tables below are not assessable as part of the development application instead for the demonstration of
required tasks during the operational phase of the development and therefore intentionally left blank.
Responsibilities have to be assigned for all on-going refuse management operations. This is generally done
by a building operation staff. The following lists (Table 3.3 to Table 3.9) are designed to help managing
responsibilities and monitor the refuse operations in order to maintain efficient services and a safe
environment.
Table 3.3: General Refuse Management Checklist
 Objectives                                                          Checked   Remarks
 Organise temporary additional bins or collections to cater                    May also be required for high occupant turnover
 for additional waste generated during initial tenant move                     events.
 in.
 Organising of weekly pick-ups for all refuse streams.                         Liaise with council as required.
 Managing daily bin transfers between refuse storage /
 collection areas if required.



3.2.1.       Safety
Transferring refuse bins and using refuse management equipment are considered hazardous tasks.
Therefore, contractors must ensure that a full risk assessment of equipment, surfaces and related gradients
is complete. The contractor must provide procedural documentation to appropriate personnel prior to
delivery of equipment and occupancy of the development.
Table 3.4: Safety Checklist
 Objectives                                                             Checked     Remarks
 Abiding by all relevant occupational health and safety
 legislation, regulations and guidelines to ensure site safety for
 occupants, visitors, staff and contractors.
 Assessment of any manual handling risks and preparation of a
 manual handling control plan for waste and bin transfers.
 Provision of equipment manuals, training, health and safety
 procedures, risk assessments and personal protective
 equipment to staff / contractors in order to control hazards
 associated with all waste management activities.




Site: 23 – 25 Sidoni Street, Tewantin                                                                                            22
Reference: 23BRW0171

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