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        Bubblers; on leading decks
        Wash-outs as required


4.7.2       Construction Power
Temporary electrical services including power, lighting, and data have been provided where required to:
        Hoarding lighting (if required)
        Temporary lighting to floors and emergency egress exit lighting
        Temporary power boards on site
        Power for site amenities


4.7.3       Fire Control Measures
Temporary fire control measures consist of:
         Temporary Fire Hose Reels on the running deck and Fire Hydrant on the level below will be
          installed whilst the structure is being constructed. Permanent fire hose reels and hydrants will be
          used to provide fire suppression as the building services and finishes are constructed.
         Fire Extinguishers at each temp electrical board, site accommodation and adjacent hot works
         Hot work permits will be used onsite
         Good housekeeping will ensure fire risks are reduced
         Fire drills included as part of emergency procedures.


5.          Adjoining & Neighboring Owners Management
Communication
Prior to commencement of works, the Main Contractor will be required to undertake a communication
meeting with the stakeholders and surrounding tenants. This briefing will involve an outline of the
construction sequence, together with an overview of the staging and timing of the works. This initial
meeting will provide an opportunity for input from the stakeholders before finalizing methodology.
To ensure ease of communication between all parties, a protocol will be established to:
        Define lines of communication and appoint two points of contact for neighbors
        Specific dates for regular communication meetings, if deemed necessary
        Implement any Shutdown requirements.
It is essential that stakeholders are aware of current and future activities of the project and how these
could impact them, the duration, what mitigation / contingency measures will be provided by the Main
Contractor.
Points of contact between the Main Contractor’s project team and stakeholders will be agreed for various
scenarios, with stakeholders provided with 24 hour contact numbers.


Services Interruptions and Impairment
Prior to any Authority Services, being impaired to adjoining properties a Disruption Shutdown Application
(DSA) will be made. This process will be implemented on the project to provide advance agreement for
specific work activities to be carried out. DSA’s will typically be made a number of weeks in advance of
proposed work and in line with the agreed project notification durations. Depending on the risk profile of
the proposed work, the agreed notification durations may be required months in advance.




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