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Development Application Part 3 - Construction Management Plan, Floor Plans · OPW11/0335
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abn: 20 100 835 934 acn: 100 835 934
p 07 3862 2366 f 07 3862 2944
unit 4/ 10 hudson road albion Q 4010
po box 21 15 windsor Q 4030
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Business Name Contrast Constructions Pty Ltd
Client Scanlon Property Group Pty Ltd
Essence on Peregian 215 - 219 David Low Way Peregian
Project Title
Beach
Document title Construction Management Plan (CMP)
Date 30/09/2011 Issue A
Introduction
This Construction Management Plan (CMP) is to satisfy general condition clause 93 of the planning and
environment court judgement (No 2587 of 2008)
This Construction Management Plan (CMP) is the prime document for the management of works
undertaken at Essence of Peregian 215 - 219 David Low Way Peregian Beach
The aim of the plan is to ensure that appropriate measures have been considered for site access,
egress, storage and the operation of the site during all phases of the construction process in a manner
that respects adjoining owner's property rights, maintains public safety, minimises disruption to pedestrians
and vehicular traffic within this locality and protects services.
Scope of works
The Project is located at 215 - 219 David Low Way Peregian Beach
The works includes the demolition of existing structures, remove trees and construct a two storey with
underground parking mixed commercial and residential property.
Works Program
The works program for the project is detailed in Attachment A. The works program will be updated
progressively and records kept in project files.
Working hours
Approved working hours are lam to 6.30pm Monday to Saturdays (excluding public holidays)
Works outside these hours will require written approval from the Council and nearby residents and
businesses will be advised of changed hours.
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Project team contact numbers
Contact details are included in attachment B
Construction site layout
Refer to Attachment C for the site layout. The layout details the site office, storage/stockpile areas,
staff amenities, crane location (if applicable), and access/egress from the site.
A man proof fence with lockable gate will be placed on the boundaries of the property to avoid pedestrian
to get into the construction site.
Emergency contact numbers will be displayed on the main gate entrance.
Excavation
The following measures will be undertaken prior to any excavation taking place.
• Dial before you dig will be obtained to show what services are in the effected area.
• An Underground service locator will be commissioned to map all services in the excavation area.
• Specialist equipment (vacuum trucks etc) and or personnel will be used when excavating around
existing services.
Waste management
Waste avoidance is a priority on this project, followed by reuse of waste products, and then
recycling, with disposal of waste as a last resort.
The following control measures will be adopted to minimise and manage waste in the project:
• Wastes will be stored in a manner that does not pose harm to the environment.
• Skip bins will be provided to contain waste materials.
• Any contaminated soil will be classified and disposed to legally operating waste management
facility.
• Vehicles used for transportation will be securely covered to prevent waste spillage during
removal.
• Storage containers will be secured on vehicles.
• Only compatible wastes will be transported together.
• Recyclable waste will be taken to recycle centres.
• Waste will be disposed to licensed waste management centres
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Sediment Control
Will be in accordance with the Simmonds and Bristow Sediment and Erosion Control plan
Parking
Refer attachment C for site parking area
A designated area will be set out for the purpose of on site parking for all construction staff.
Site Access & Roadwork's
Site access will be by Grebe Street which runs off the David Low Way. As part of the development approval
conditions Grebe Street is to be re surfaced.
As part of the proposed development the bus bay and footpath is to be re configured. Prior to any works
being undertaken all permits for lane closures and crossovers shall be obtained from the relevant authorities.
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Attachment B
PROJECT CONTACT DETAILS
Contact name Contact number
mbulance / Fire Brigade / Police 000
Local Hospital
Poisons information 131126
First Aiders:
Water 132 203
Electricity 132 090
Gas 131 388
Telephone 131 909
Dial Before You Dig 1100
EPA - 24 hour Pollution Line 131555
Site manager (*):
Works Supervisor (*):
OHS Representative:
Sunshine Coast 54757272272
Local Council
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Telatra Corporation Limited
DUTY OF CARE
Please read and understand all the information and disclaimers provided below.
Sketches and Plans provided by Telstra are circuit diagrams only and indicate the presence of telecommunications plant in the
general vicinity of the geographical area shown; exact ground cover and alignments cannot be given with any certainty and cover
may alter over time. Telecommunications plant seldom follow straight lines and careful on site investigation is essential to uncover
and reveal its exact position.
Due to the nature of Telstra plant and the age of some cables and records, it is impossible to ascertain the location of all Telstra
plant. The accuracy and/or completeness of the information can not be guaranteed and, accordingly Telstra plans are intended to
be indicative only.
"DUTY OF CARE"
When working in the vicinity of telecommunications plant you have a legal "Duty of Care" that must be observed.
It is the responsibility of the owner and any consultant engaged by the owner, including an architect, consulting engineer, developer
and head contractor to design for minimal impact and protection of Telstra plant. Telstra will provide plans and sketches showing
the presence of Its network to assist at this design stage.
It is the owner's (or constructor's) responsibility to:-
a) request plans of Telstra plant for a particular location at a reasonable time before construction begins. If you have any
doubts as to the exact location of Telstra Plant, we strongly recommend that you engage an Accredited plant Locator in your area;
b) visually locate Telstra plant by hand digging or using non destructive water jet method (pot holing) where construction
activities may damage or interfere with Telstra plant (see "Essential Precautions and Approach Distances" section for more
information); and
c) contact Telstra's Plan Services (see below for details) if Telstra plant is wholly or partly located near planned
construction activities.
DAMAGE:
ANY DAMAGE TO TELSTRAS NETWORK MUST BE REPORTED TO 132203 IMMEDIATELY.
The owner is responsible for all plant damage when works commence prior to obtaining Telstra plans, or failure to follow agreed
instructions.
Telstra reserves all rights to recover compensation for loss or damage to its cable network or other property including
consequential losses.
Emergency situations are unplanned and include (amongst other things):
• damaged or faulty underground or aerial power cables / poles
• burst/leaking water mains
• burst/leaking sewer mains.
• burst/leaking gas pipes
• any other emergency situation that may impact Telstra network.
NOTE failure to lodge requests in time for normal maintenance work is not deemed as an emergency
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During working hours - in emergency situations, urgent requests for plans or information relating to the location of Telstra network
are to be made direct to the Dial Before You Dig Service.
Note that a fast response can be provided if a request is made on line with a supplied return email address between 5am-10pm
AEST 7days a week.
Outside Normal Business hours or outside hours of automated responses - in emergency situations , urgent requests for plans
or information relating to the location of Telstra network are to be made direct to Telstra on phone 1800 801 801
NATO DISASTERS
Natural Disasters include (amongst other things):
• Earthquakes
• Cyclones
• Floods; and
• Tsunami
In the case of such events, urgent requests for plans or information relating to the location of Telstra network can be made directly
to Telstra Network Integrity Team Managers as follows:
NSW - Peter Garth 0419 283 445
OLD - Tony Kent 0419 727 397
VIC/TAS - David Povazan 0417 300 947
SA/NTIWA - Dave Ballard 0419 807 901
PLAN SERVICES
For all Telstra DBYD (Dial Before You Dig) map enquiries please contact Telstra Plan Services
email - Telstra.Plansateam.telstra.com
fax - (02) 4961 3714
phone -1800 663 935 (for urgent, onsite or optic fibre enquiries)
Please note - to make an enquiry the plans must be current (wkhin 60 days of issue). if your piano have expired you will need to
submit a new request via DBYD.
ASSET RELOCATIONS
You are not permitted to relocate or alter any Telstra assets or network under any circumstance.
For all enquiries relating to the relocation of Telstra assets please phone 1800 810 443 or email F1102490gteam.telstra.com
CONCERNING TELSTRA PLANS:
Please note the following:
• For plans of Telstra locations contact Dial Before You Dig at least 2 business days prior to digging. (www.1100.com.au or
phone 1100)
• Fast response can be provided by Telstra if an email address is supplied. (if posted, this may take up to one week or longer
to receive plans)
• Telstra plans and information provided are valid for 60 days from the date of issue.
• Telstra owns and retains the copyright in all plans and details provided in conjunction with the applicant's request. The
applicant is authorised to use the plans and details only for the purpose indicated in the applicant's request. The applicant
must not use the plans or details for any other purpose. The plans and details should be disposed of by shredding or any
other secure disposal method after use.
• Telstra plans or other details are provided only for the use of the applicant, its servants, or agents. The applicant may not
give the plans or details to other parties, and may not generate profit from commercialising the plans or details.
• Please contact Telstra Plan Services (see above for details) immediately should you locate Telstra assets not indicated on
these plans.
• Telstra, its servants or agents shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused or occasioned by the use of plans and or
details so supplied to the applicant, its servants and agents, and the applicant agrees to indemnity Telstra against any claim
or demand for any such loss or damage.
• Please ensure Telstra plans and information provided remains on-site at all times throughout your construction phase.
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ESSENTIAL PRECAUTIONS and APPROACH DISTANCES:
NOTE: If the following clearances cannot be maintained, please contact Telstra Plan Services (see above for details) for
advice on how best to resolve this situati on.
1. On receipt of plans and sketches and before commencing excavation work or similar activities near Telstra's plant, carefully
locate this plant first to avoid damage. Undertake prior manual exposure such as potholing when intending to excavate or work
closer to Telstra plant than the following approach distances.
Where Telstra's plant is in an area where road and footpaths are well defined by kerbs or other features a minimum clear distance
of 600mm must be maintained from where it could be reasonably presumed that plant would reside.
In non established or unformed reserves and terrain, this approach distance must be at least 1.5 metres.
In country/rural areas which may have wider variations in reasonably presumed plant presence, the following minimum approach
distances apply:
a) Parallel to major plant: 10 metres (for IEN, optic fibre and copper cable over 300 pairs)
b) Parallel to other plant: 5 metres
NOTE: Even manual pot-holing needs to be undertaken with extreme care, commonsense and employing techniques least likely to
damage cables. For example, orientate shovel blades and trowels parallel to the cable rather than digging across the cable.
If construction work is parallel to Telstra plant, then careful hand digging or using non destructive water jet method (pot-holing) at
least every 5m is required to establish the location of all plant, hence confirming nominal locations before work can commence.
2. Maintain the following minimum clearance between construction activity and actual location of Telstra Plant.
JackhammerslPneumatic Breakers Not within 1.Om of actual location.
Vibrating Plate or Wacker Packer Compactor Not within 0.5m of Telstra ducts.
300mm compact clearance cover before compactor can be used across
Telstra ducts.
Boring Equipment Not within 2.Om of actual location.
(in-line, horizontal and vertical) Constructor to hand dig or use non-destructive water jet method (pot-hole)
and expose plant.
Heavy Vehicle Traffic (over 3 tonnes) Not to be driven across Telstra ducts (or plant)
with less than 600mm cover.
Constructor to check depth via hand digging.
Mechanical Excavators, Farm ploughing and Tree Not within 1.Om of actual location.
Removal Constructor to hand dig or use non-destructive water jet method (pot-hole)
and expose plant.
All Telstra pits and manholes should be a minimum of 1.2m in from the back of kerb after the completion of your work.
All Telstra conduit should have the following minimum depth of cover after the completion of your work:-
• Footway 450mm
• Roadway 450mm at drain invert and 600mm at road centre crown
For clearance distances relating to Teistra pillars, cabinets and RIMs/RCMs please contact Telstra Plan Services (see above for
details).
FURTHER ASSISTANCE:
Assistance can be obtained by contacting Telstra Plan Services
Where on-site location is provided, the owner is responsible for all hand digging or use non-destructive water jet method (pot-
holing) to visually locate and expose Telstra plant.
If plant location plans or visual location of Telstra plant by digging reveals that the location of Telstra plant is situated wholly or partly
where the owner plans to work, then Telstra's Network Integrity Group must be contacted through Telstra Plan Services to
discuss possible engineering solutions.
NOTE:
If Telstra relocation or protection works are part of the agreed solution, then payment to Telstra for the cost of this work shall be the
responsibility of the principal developer or constructor. The principal developer or constructor will be required to provide Telstra with
the details of their proposed work showing how Telstra's plant is to be accommodated and these details must be approved by the
Regional Network Integrity Manager prior to the commencement of site works.
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Where Telstra owned cable crosses agricultural land, Telstra may provide a once off free on-site electronic cable location. The
Telstra Plan Services operator will provide assistance in determining whether a free on-site location is required.
Please note:
• The exact location, including depth of cables can only be verified by pot holing, which is not covered by this service.
• This service is only available to assist private rural land owners.
• This service covers one hour on-site only. Additional time can be purchased directly from the Accredited Plant Locator.
For further information including terms and conditions, please contact Telstra Plan Services on phone 1800 653 935.
PRIVACY NOTE
Your Information has been provided to Telstra by DBYD to enable Telstra to respond to your DBYD request. Telstra keeps your
information In accordance with Its privacy statement entitled "Protecting Your Privacy" which can be obtained from Telstra either by
calling 1800 039 059 or visiting our website at www.telstra.com.au/privacy
A GUIDE TO READING Leitstra PLANS Teldi Corporation Limited
ANN 33 CG17 75 S56
Exchange Cable j ointbig pit
(major cable present) (number indicating ph type)
Footway access chamber Buried cable jobitbtg pit
(can vary from 1-lid to 12-lid) (number indicating pt type)
0 Elevated cable joint
Roadway access chamber -T- (above ground joint on buried cable)
Pillar/cabinet
or Cable loop (direct buried)
(above the ground /free standing)
Above ground complex equipment
housing (eg RIM) Telstra Plant In shared ullillytrendi
Please Note: This equipment is
powered by 240V electricity.
A Aerial Cable
(above ground
PT Public telephone
Please Note: This equipment is _ Aerial cable
powered by 240V electricity. (attached to joint use pole e.g power;
Direct buried cable -SMOF-1-- Optical fibre cable direct buried
SMgleto Multiple round conduit Some examples of conduit type and size:
0 Conigurstions 1, 2, 4, 9 respectively A - Asbestos cement, P - PVC I plastic, C - Concrete,
Q oroor
P100 (Attache dtamdenotes conduit type and size) 01- Galvanised iron, E - Earthenware.
Conduit sizes nominally range from 20mm to 100mm.
P50 50mm PVC conduit
Multiple square conduit P100 100mm PVC conduit
m or or
® Contgundions 2, 4, 6 respectively Al 00 100mm asbestos cement conduit
E85 (Attadtedtaa denotes conduit We and size) E 85 85mm square earthenware conduit
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Some examples of how to read Telstra plans:
-50- One 50mm PVC conduit (P50) containing a 50-pair and a 10-pair cable
10 - between two 6-pits, 20.Om apart, with a direct buried 30-pair cable
along the same route.
P50 30- 20.0
Ao m biS^q Two separate conduit runs between two footway
O - PbV access chambers (manholes) 245m apart. A
C100 ^s- PON bn2my
P100 nest of four 100mm PVC conduits (P100)
containing assorted cables in three ducts (one
being empty) and one empty 100mm concrete
duct (Cl 00) along the same route.
245.0
WARNING: Telstra's plans show only the presence of cables and plant They only show their position relative to
road boundaries, property fences etc. at the time of installation and Telstra does not warrant or hold out that such plans
are accurate thereafter due to changes that may occur overtime.
DO NOT ASSUME DEPTH OR ALIGNMENT of cables or plant as these vary slgnlficanty.
The customer has a DUTY OF CARE when excavating near Telstra cables and plant. Before using machine excavators
TELSTRA PLANT MUST FIRST BE PHYSICALLY EXPOSED BY SOFT DIG (potholing) to identify its location.
Telstra will seek compensation for damages caused to its property and losses caused to Telstra and Its customers.
Electronic plans - PDF and DWF maps
If you have received Telstra maps via email you will have received the maps as either a PDF file (for smaller areas) or DWF file (for
larger area requests). If you are unable to launch any one of the softcopy files for viewing and printing, you may need to download
and install one or more of the free viewing and printing products such as Adobe Acrobat Reader (for PDF files) or Autodesk Design
Review 2010 (for DWF files) available from the internet
PDF files
PDF is the default softcopy format for all requests that range in size from 0 metres (eg point requests) to requests up to approx
'500m in length. (`depends on geographic location of request). The PDF file is formatted to A3 portrait sheet however it can be
printed on any size sheet including from A4 to AO, either as the full sheet or selected areas to suit needs and legibility. (to print a
selected area zoom up and print "current view"). If there are multiple layers of Telstra network you may receive up to 2 sheets in the
single PDF file attachment supplied. There are three types or layers of network normally recorded - local network, mains cables or a
combined layer of local and mains (usually displayed in rural or semi rural areas). If mains cable network is present in addition to
local cables (is as separate layer in a particular area), the mains will be shown on a separate sheet The mains cable information
should be read in conjunction with the local cable information.
DWF files
This is the default softcopy format for all requests that are over 500m in length. Maximum Length for a DWF automated response is
approx 2500m - depending on geographic location of request (non automated longer). The DWF files differ from PDF in that DWF
are vector files made up of layers that can be turned on or off and are not formatted to a specific sheet size. This makes them ideal
for larger areas and for transmitting over email etc.
How to view Telstra DWF flies -
Telstra DWF files come with all layers turned on. You may need to turn individual layers on or off for viewing and printing clarity.
Individual layer names are CC (main cable/conduit), DA (distribution or local area network) and sometimes a combined layer -
CAC. Layer details can be viewed by either picking off the side menu or by selecting 'window' then 'layers' off the top menu bar.
Use 'layers' to turn individual layers off or on. (double click or right click on layer icon.)
How to print Telstra DWF flies -
DWF files can be printed on any size sheet. They can be printed in their entirety or by selected areas of interest. Some DWF
coverage areas are large and are not suited to printing legibly on a single A4 sheet - you may need several prints if you only have an
A4 printer. Alternately an A3, Al or larger printer should be used. To print, zoom in or out and then by changing the 'print range'
settings you can print what is displayed on your screen to suit your paper size. If you only have a small printer eg A4 you may need
to zoom until the text legible on your screen for it to be legible on the print. (which is why you may need several prints). To print what
is displayed on your screen the 'view' setting should be changed from 'full page' to'current view'. The'current sheet' setting should
also be selected. You may need to print layers separately for clarity and legibility. (details above on how to turn layers on or off)
How to change the background colour from white to black (when viewing) Telstra DWF files -
If using Autodesk Design Review the background colour can be changed by selecting "Tools" then "options" then "sheet". Tick the
box "override published paper colors" and select the colour required using the tab provided.
Further information
If you require further assistance with supplied PDF or DWF plans eg with legibility or you believe there maybe missing information
please contact Telstra Plan Services. (contact details above - you will need to supply the Telstra sequence number of the plan
request)
Telstra automated plan service
Telstra provides an automated plan response for the majority of DBYD requests received (currently around 80%). Requestors must
supply a current email address on their request to DBYD and must also be able to accept a standard format is PDF or DWF. An
automated response can be provided a lot faster than the alternative which is a mailed hardcopy. This can avoid unnecessary
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delays in waiting for plans to arrive. Being softoopy it can easily be sent directly to a worksite and can be available 7 days a week.
The automated system can be configured for individual requestors to receive either PDF/DWF (where small requests are PDF and
larger requests are DWF) or alternately all in DWF (both small and large requests). Please contact Plan Services for further details
or to be configured. Please note all requests over *500m (approx) in size can only be supplied in DWF format and there are size
limits on what can be provided. (' actual size depends on geographic location of requested area)
Data Extraction Fees
In some instances a data extraction fee may be applicable for the supply of Telstra information. Typically a data extraction fee may
apply to - large projects, requests to be supplied in non standard formats, excessive hardcopy printing or requests for non digging
purposes. Further details can be obtained by contacting Telstra Plan Services.
ACCREDITED PLANT LOCATORS (For your area)
On-site assistance should be sought from an Accredited Plant Locator if the telecommunications plant cannot be located within
2.5 metres of the locations indicated on the drawings provided.
On-site advice should be obtained from a Telstra accredited Asset Plant Locator who is highly skilled in locating Telstra plant. In the
case where Telstra plant is outside a recognised road reserve Telstra recommends that Telstra Plan Services are contacted for
assistance prior to engaging an accredited Asset Plant Locator.
Telstra does not permit external parties (non-Telstra) to conduct work on our network. Only Telstra staff or Telstra contractors are
allowed to enter our manholes, open our pits, ducts, etc.
Please note It Is a criminal offence under the Criminal Code Act 1995(Cth) to tamper or interfere with communication facilities
owned by a carrier. Heavy penalties may apply for breach of this prohibition, and any damages suffered, or costs incurred by
Telstra as a result of any such unauthorised works may be claimed against you.
Should your projects require cable location, you MUST engage an accredited Asset Plant Locator (a list of which is provided with the
Dial Before You Dig plans). Alternatively you may seek your own accreditation through our registered training partner Coates Hire
Training which is the only approved training provider for Asset Plant Location accreditation for Telstra's network. You may contact
Coates Hire Training on
1300 657 867or visit www.coateshlre.com.au
For the assistance of customers an accredited Asset Plant Locator can perform any of the following activities if requested to do so
by the owner:
• review Telstra's plans to assess the approximate location of Telstra plant;
• advise owners of the approximate location of Telstra plant according to the plans;
• advise owners of the best method for locating Telstra plant;
• advise owners of the hazards of unqualified persons attempting to find the exact location of Telstra plant and working in the
vicinity of Telstra plant without first locating its exact position; and
• perform trial hole explorations by hand digging (pot-holing) to expose Telstra plant with a high degree of skill, competence
and efficiency and utilising all necessary safety equipment.
A list of Accredited Plant Locators operating in your area is attached. Accredited Plant Locators are certified by Telstra to
perform the tasks listed above. Owners may engage Accredited Plant Locators to perform these services, however Telstra
does not give any warranty in relation to these services that Accredited Plant Locators are competent or experienced to
perform any other services.
The attached list provides the names and contact details for Accredited Plant Locators who service your area and can provide you
with assistance in locating Telstra plant on site. These organisations have been able to satisfy Telstra that they have a sound
knowledge of telecommunications plant and its sensitivity to disturbance; appropriate equipment for locating telecommunications
plant and competent personnel who are able to interpret telecommunications plans and sketches and understand safety issues
relevant to working around telecommunications plant. They are also able to advise you on the actions which should be taken if the
work you propose will/could result in a relocation of the telecommunications plant and/or its means of support.
We recommend that you engage the assistance of one of these Accredited Plant Locators as a step towards discharging your Duty
of Care obligations when seeking the location of Telstra's telecommunications plant.
Please Note:
• Each Accredited Plant Locator is NOT permitted to provide depth of communications plant unless physically exposed by hand
digging.
• The details of any contract, agreement or retainer for site assistance to locate telecommunications plant shall be for you to
decide and agree with the organisation engaged. Telstra is not a party to any contract entered into between an owner and an
Accredited Plant Locator. The Accredited Plant Locators are able to provide guidance concerning the extent of site
investigations required.
• Payment for the site assistance will be your responsibility and payment details should be agreed before the engagement is
confirmed.
• Telstra does not accept any liability or responsibility for the performance of or advice given by an Accredited Plant Locator.
Accreditation is an initiative taken by Telstra towards the establishment and maintenance of competency standards.
However, performance and the advice given will always depend on the nature of the individual engagement.
• Each Accredited Plant Locator has been issued with a certificate which confirms the Accreditation. Every 2 years Telstra will
reassess the accreditation and where appropriate will issue a letter confirming the accreditation for the next 2 years. You
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have the right to request the organisation you engage to show evidence of their ID card.
• Neither the Accredited Plant Locator nor any of its employees are an employee or agent for Telstra and Telstra is not liable for
any damage or loss caused by the Accredited Plant Locator or its employees.
• The attached list contains the current names and contact details of Accredited Plant Locators who service your area,
however, these details are subject to change.
IDEA FOR CONSIDERATION:
Telstra offer free Cable Awareness Presentations & Advanced Cable Reading Presentations, if you believe you or your company
would benefit from this offer please contact Network Integrity on 1800 810 443 or [email protected]
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Telstra Accredited Plant Locators - Queensland (south-east)
areas covered - Brisbane, Gold Coast, Nambour, Sunshine Coast (covers more than one page)
If a physical location is required please contact a Telstra accredited locator from the list below. (fees apply)
Name & areas covered ;Contact details i
I Find Cables - Monterey Keys 1300 734 772 or 0410 473 772
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Ipswich Beaudesert and Caboolture
1300 Locate Pty Ltd 07 5499 3350 or 0407 570 441
Fax (07) 5499 3353
ABC Locators Pty Ltd - Tooyoomba (07) 4632 3499 or 0407 423 499
Darling Downs, Southern Downs, Burnett, Lockyer Valley, Brisbane Valley, South East OLD,
Southern QLD, Northern NSW
Abletech Underground- Doonan (07) 5449 1382 or 0418 511 767
South East Qid, Northern NSW, Roc*harrpton, Gladstone, Roma, Goondiwindl, Toowoomba, Fax (07) 5471 0872
Charlevlle, Cunnamulle
Accurate Service Locators - Morayfleld
All Cable Locations - Maroochydore
07) 5498 5020 or 0413 742 911
Fax (07) 5498 5402
[(07) 5443 3373
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Brisbane North, Brisbane Valley, Sunshine Coast & Hinterland, Mary Valley, Gynpie South 110459 433 373
All Underground Pipe & Cable Location- Beerwah .0437 687 709 --^
Anton Sang Plumbing - Toowoonba (07) 4634 2427
Toowoonba, the Downs region 0408716821
Aussl Hydrovac Services - Underwood (07) 3287 7818 or 0408 989 770
Fax (07) 3287 7819
Australian Underground Survey Solutbns Pry Ltd- Narm Vlbnen (03) 9700 2311 or 0419 488 883
All Areas Fax: (03) 9314 1568
IBeaudesert Cable and Pipe Locations- Laravale j (07) 5544 2244 or 0428 999 440
Cable 8 Pipe Locations 0408 730 430
Coffs Harbour, Yanba, Dorngo, Grafton, Nambucca, Kerrpsey Fax: (02) 6649 1236
CAustralian Underground Services
Cardno (03) 9553 7236
All Areas
Colllngwood Services Pty Ltd - Palmwoods (07) 5445 9291 or 0401033 136
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast to K/icoy, Yanarnan, Esk Gynpie. Rainbow Beach, Fax (07) 5457 3800
Fraser Island
D. C. Locators Pty Ltd - Redbank Plains [07) 3389 2313 or 0439 379 741
Ipswich, Boonah, Gallon. Aratula. Beaudesert, Esk Fax (07) 3424 2370
Downunder Locations- Banora Point 0438 243 856
South East Old and Northern NSW- Brisbane to Bailin?weed Heads Fax: (02) 5523 0702
Eye Spy Cable 8 Pipe Locations Pty Ltd - Goodna r00419 652 604
How Deep Water Leaks - Arundel 0412 214 810
Runaway Bay, Gold Coast, Brisbane, The Tweed, Northern Risers, Murwilunbah, For North Fax: (07) 5571 6287
^ NSW I
Hydrovac Excavations (Ault) Pty Ltd- Moreyliel d (07) 5433 1811
Fax: (07) 5433 1911---
Integra Contracting Pty Ltd - Nerang (07)55004415 or 0412 354 253
Fax (07) 5500 4416
IR & M Johnson- Mudgeeraba (07) 5530 5773 or 0427 305 773or
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Northern NSW to Murwiltunbah 0413 661 768
Fax (07) 5522 9769
IRTPlumbing Services Pty Ltd - Bribie Island - F07) 5497 6345 or 0417 668 069
Katacole - Greenbank (3297 6090 or 0438 873 683
_,jFax: (07) 3297 7068
Lambert Locations - Gold Coast 71300 150 035 or 0418 150 035
South East Queensland, Northern NSW
Leaktech Australia - Celoundra (07) 5438 2111 or 0421 624 794
Fax: (07) 5437 2146
Focom Locations - Loganholme 0437 776 000 or 0418 983 520
1Fax (07) 5540 3507
[Lost Pipe 8 Cable- Everton Park 10-438 747 500
Network Locations - Gynpie F0407 758 165
Cooroy Eunund, Gyrrpie, Maryborough. Pomona, South Burnett
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Network Protection Specialists - Tweed Heads 0418 257 527
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Northern Rivers
Orbital Underground Service Location - Moraylield 1300 672 482 or 0423 006 286
Fax (07) 5497 8384
Patriot Tankers - Onreau 1800 Patriot or 0414 493 904
Gold Coast, Brisbane, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast Fax: (C7) 3287 5987
Pipeline Technology Services (08) 8351 7000 or 0419 878 220
Fax:(08) 8159 7537
Accrsdtt d Plant Locates for South East Queensland continu. -I
Protec Cable Locations - Narnbour 0417 607 515
l tin tour, Sunshine Coast 8 Hinterland, Mary Valley, Gyrrpie Fax (07) 5441 7048
Qest Environments 11300 308 172
After Hari 0417 478 732
Fax: 1300 456 863
Rock Boring Solutions Pty Ltd - Nest Burleigh (07) 3807 9890 or 0414 775 500
South East Qid and Northern NSW
Rock Drilling Australia Pty Ltd- Upper Coon-era (07) 5573 1578 or 0407 319 997
Fax: (07) 5665 7233
,Sate Dig Vacuum Excavation - Greenbank 10439 220 076 or 0408 880 262
Fax: (07) 3297 6639
Shamrock Civil - Birkdale - 0424 605 497
Sunshine Coast Regional Council- Narr>dour (07) 5420 8210
Fax: (07) 5420 8751
Traklia Pty Ltd - Mt Nathan (07) 5514 6373 or 0411 580 377
Underground Asset Locations- Buderim (07) 5476 7485 or 0438 299 272
Sunshine Coast Fax: (07) 5477 1756
Utility Location Services Pty Ltd - Stapylton 0414 775 500
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast Fax (07) 3807 9899
Vac-U-Olgga Pty Ltd - Omeau 11300 822 834
Mob: 0409 468 711
1 Fax: 07 3807 5599
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oomplstaness of the Infonnelon supplied can not be guarar"ed as property boundaries, depths and other natural landscape features may change over time, and aooodngy the plans are Indicative only.
Telstra does not warrant or hold out that Its plans we ao rats and accepts no responsibility for any tnscouracy shown on the plans.
It is your responsibslty to loosle TNstra's underground plant by careful hand pa-haling prior to any excavation In the vldnity and to exercise due care during that exavallan.
Please read and understand the IMonnation supplied In the duty of are statement ~ad with the Teisba plans. TELSTRA WILL SEEK COMPENSATION FOR LOSS CAUSED BY DAMAGE TO ITS PLANT.
TNslra plans and Infomulon supplied are valid lot 60 days from the date of issue. If this lmeframs has elapsed, please reapply fa plans.
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1WARNING - Due Is the naEua of Telstra underground plant and the age of some cables and records. It Is srposar'6le to ascertain the prods. location of all TNstra plant from Taleta•s plans. The accuracy and/or
completorese of the information supplied can not be guaranteed as property boundaries, depths and other neutral landscape features may change over Ume, and accordingly the plena are Indecative only.
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II is your responNbllty, to local. TNNre's underground plant by cardri hand pot-holing prior to any exoevelon In the vicinity end to exercise due care during that excavation.
Please read and understand the Information supplied in the duty of care statement attached with the Telstra plans. TELSTRA WILL SEEK COMPENSATION FOR LOSS CAUSED BY DAMAGE TO ITS PLANT,
Tel.tn plans and Information suppled are vild for 00 days frorn the data of issue. If this limeframe has elapsed, please reapply for plans.
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ENERGEX DBYD RESPONSE
"ASSETS FOUND - INC FUTURE WORK"
Our search has revealed there are existing and planned ENERGEX Underground Assets within the nominated
search area. They are shown on the attached plans. (See Notes 11 & 12.)
To: Mr Guy Marttr. DBYD Sequence No: 226911631
Company. CONTRAST Date of Response: 19-Sep-2011
Address: UNIT 4 10 Hudson Rd Period of Plan Validity: 28 Days
Albion Old 4010
Email Address: Phone: Mobile: Fax:
reception(@contrast.com.au 0738622366 Not Supplied 0738622944
Location of Search: 215A DAVID Low Way
Peregian Beach QLD 4573
UBD Map Ref. 29K 13
External Comments (if any):
It is Important that you note:
1. Please read and understand all the information and disclaimers provided - including the Terms and Conditions on
the following pages.
2. We have only searched that area which has been nominated. If this nominated area is not what you require,
please resubmit another enquiry with DBYD
3. Plans provided by ENERGEX are only an indication of the presence of Underground assets within the nominated
locations provided are approximate and the plans are not suitable for scaling purposes as exact ground cover and
alignments cannot be provided.
4. Plans provided by ENERGEX do not show the presence of any Overhead Network.
5. That in addition to underground cables marked on attached plan there maybe underground Earth Conductors or
Consumers Mains in the vicinity of the nominated work area(s) that are not marked on the plans.
6. This advice does not identify the presence of private underground cables (inc. consumers' mains) that may run
from ENERGEX mains onto private property. Assets located on private property are the responsibility of the
owner for identification and location.
7. Underground Cable Locators can be found in the Yellow Pages under Electronic Detectors, or Underground
Service Locators on an Internet search.
8. The ENERGEX Dial Before You Dig information provides the vicinity of underground cable and will not be
adequate for conveyancing purposes. A Solicitor's Search can be arranged through ENERGEX.
9. In the event that excavation does not commence within 28 days of receipt of a plan, a new plan should be
obtained.
10. For Cable Support advice around the 33Kv and 110Kv Underground Networks please note that you should allow
for a minimum of twenty (20) working days advance notice in your construction program to permit ENERGEX time
to allocate the necessary resources to carry out the investigations. Please contact the ENERGEX DBYD team on
the details fisted below.
11. We have provided a copy of the current revision for those works plans which illustrate the underground
reticulation not shown on the DBYD plans.
12. The dotted areas on the DBYD map will represent works plans areas where the future works are being
completed. We cannot guarantee how far the construction has progressed or if the construction is built to the
indicated plan.
13. Immediately report life threatening emergencies to ENERGEX on 13 19 62
ENERGEX Limited - ABN 40 078 849 055 24 Hour Loss of Supply 13 62 62
26 Reddacliff Street Newstead QLD 4006 24 Hour Emergencies 13 19 62
GPO Box 1461 Brisbane Queensland 4001 General Enquires 13 12 53
Contact ENERGEX DBYD Monday to Friday from 7 am to 4 pm on (07) 3664 5400 or dbvdQeneroex.com.au
www.eneroex.com.au
To resubmit or change the nominated search area contact DBYD via Phone 1100 or www.1100.com.su
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Dial Before You Dig Terms and Conditions
"Duty of Care" for Everyone
Responsibilities When Working In the Vicinity of ENERGEX Plant
Everyone has a legal "Duty of Care" that must be observed, particularly when working in the vicinity of electrical plant. Electrical plant
includes underground cables, conduits and other associated underground equipment. When discharging this "Duty of Care" in relation to
ENERGEX plant, the following points must be considered:
1. It is the responsibility of the architect, consulting engineer, developer, and head contractor in the project planning stages to design for
minimal impact and protection of ENERGEX plant. ENERGEX will provide free plans showing the presence of its underground plant
to assist at this design stage.
2. It is the constructor's responsibility to:
a) Anticipate and request plans of ENERGEX plant for a particular location at a reasonable time before construction begins.
b) Visually locate ENERGEX plant by hand digging where construction activities may damage or interfere with ENERGEX plant.
c) Contact ENERGEX's Network Customer Services (see above for details) if ENERGEX plant is wholly or partly affected by
planned construction activities.
3. As the alignment and boundaries of road ways with other properties (and roads within road ways) frequently change, the alignments
and boundaries contained within ENERGEX plans and maps will frequently differ from present alignments and boundaries on the
ground". Accordingly, In every case where it appears that alignments and boundaries have shifted, or new road ways have been
added, the constructor should obtain confirmation of the actual position of ENERGEX cables and pipelines under the road ways. In
no case should the constructor rely on statements of third parties in relation to the position of ENERGEX cables and pipelines.
Important Points To Note - Please Read
• Plans and or details provided by ENERGEX are current for one month from the date of dispatch and should be disposed of by
shredding or any other secure disposal method after use.
• ENERGEX will provide free plans if an ENERGEX plant location request is made to Freecall "1100" (Dial Before You Dig - DBYD) and
at least 2 business days notice is given. ENERGEX does not provide information on private underground installations.
• ENERGEX retains copyright in all plans and details provided in connection with your request.
• ENERGEX plans or other details are provided for the use of the applicant, its servants, or agents, and shall not be used for any
unauthorised purpose.
• ENERGEX plans are circuit diagrams or pipe indication diagrams only and indicate the presence of plant in the general vicinity of the
geographical area shown. Exact ground cover and alignments cannot be given with any certainty, as such levels can change over
time.
• On receipt of plans and before commencing excavation work or similar activities near ENERGEX's plant, carefully locate this plant
first to avoid damage.
• ENERGEX, its servants or agents shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused or occasioned by the use of plans and or details so
supplied to the applicant, its servants and agents, and the applicant agrees to indemnify ENERGEX against any claim or demand for
any such loss or damage.
• The constructor is responsible for all plant damages when works commence prior to obtaining ENERGEX plans, or failure to follow
agreed instructions.
• ENERGEX reserves all rights to recover compensation for loss or damage caused by interference or damage, including consequential
loss and damages to its cable network, or other property.
• All underground conduits are presumed to contain asbestos. Refer to "Code of Practice for the Management and Control of Asbestos in
Workplaces [NOHSC: 2018 (2005)]
ENERGEX Limited - ABN 40 078 849 055 24 Hour Loss of Supply 13 62 62
26 Reddacliff Street Newstead QLD 4006 24 Hour Emergencies 1319 62
GPO Box 1461 Brisbane Queensland 4001 General Enquires 13 12 53
Contact ENERGEX DBYD Monday to Friday from 7 am to 4 pm on (07) 3664 5400 or dbyd(ooenergex.com.au
www.energex.com.au
To resubmit or change the nominated search area contact DBYD via Phone 1100 or www.1100.com.au
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Remote Or On-Site Location Advice
This service shall be provided at ENERGEX's discretion:
• In response to your request, ENERGEX provides this site visit when 33kV or above cables are present only, however any markings or
pegs placed on the site will be indications of approximate equipment locations only. All markings must be confirmed by careful
hand excavation.
• ENERGEX may provide either remote over the phone or on-site location advice to assist in the location of ENERGEX plant, Including
how to visually locate and protect the plant when excavating.
• If the constructor Is unable to locate ENERGEX plant within 2.5 m of nominal plan locations, they should contact Network Customer
Services for further advice.
• Where on-site location advice is provided, the constructor is responsible for all hand digging (potholing) to visually locate and expose
ENERGEX plant.
When Working in the Vicinity of ENERGEX Plant, Please Observe the Following Conditions -
Records
The first step before any excavation commences is to obtain records of ENERGEX plant in the vicinity of the work. For new work, records
should be obtained during the planning and design stage. The records provided by ENERGEX must be made available to all construction
groups on site. Where plant information is transferred to plans for the proposed work, care must be exercised to ensure that important
detail is not lost in the process.
Location of Cables
Examining the records Is not sufficient, as reference points may change from the time of installation. Records must also be physically
proven when working in close proximity to them. The exact location of plant likely to be affected shall be confirmed by use of an
electronic cable and pipe locater followed by careful hand excavation to the level of cover slabs or conduits. Hand excavation must
be used In advance of excavators. In any case, where any doubt exists with respect to interpretation of cable records, ENERGEX
Network Customer Services shall be contacted. For after hour's enquiries, ENERGEX should be contacted on Ph 13 62 62.
Electrical Cable Covers
ENERGEX cables have warning covers of either.
1. Clay paving bricks or tiles marked 'Electricity' or similar (also unmarked)
2. Concrete or PVC cover slabs
3. PVC, NC or fibro conduit, fibre reinforced concrete, Iron or steel pipe
4. Concrete encased PVC or steel pipe
5. Thin plastic marker tape
6. Large pipes housing multiple ducts
7. Multiple duct systems, Including earthenware or concrete 2-, 4-, and 6-way ducts and shamrocks
Note: Some cables are known to be buried without covers.
Excavating Near Cables
For all work within 2.5 m of nominal location, the constructor is required to hand dig (pothole) and expose the plant, hence proving its
exact location before work can commence.
Excavating Parallel to Cables
if construction work Is parallel to ENERGEX cables, then hand digging (potholing) at least every 4 m is required to establish the location
of all cables, hence confirming nominal locations before work can commence. Generally, there Is no restriction to excavations parallel to
ENERGEX cables to a depth not exceeding that of the cable. If an excavation exceeds the depth of the cables and it Is likely that
the covers or bedding material around the cablestpipes will move, ENERGEX shag be contacted.
Note: Cable depths may change suddenly.
Excavating Across Cables
A minimum clearance of 150 mm above and below cables shall be maintained. A standard clearance between services shall be
maintained as set down by the individual authorities. if the width or depth of the excavation is such that the cables will be exposed or
unsupported, then ENERGEX shall be contacted to determine whether the cables should be taken out of service, or whether they need to
be protected or supported. In no case shall a cable cover be removed without approval. A cable cover may only be replaced under the
supervision of an ENERGEX officer. Protective cover strips when removed must be replaced under ENERGEX supervision. Under no
circumstances shall they be omitted to allow separation between ENERGEX cables and other services.
Heavy Machinery Operation Over Cables
Where heavy 'Crawler' or Vibration' type machinery is operated over the top of cables, a minimum cover of 450 mm to the cable
protective cover mains must be maintained using load bearing protection whilst the machinery is in operation.
Directional Boring Near Cables
When boring parallel to rabies, it is essential that trial holes are carefully hand dug at regular intervals to prove the actual location of the
conduits/cables before using boring machinery. Where it is required to bore across the line of cables, the actual location of the cables
shall first be proven by hand digging. A trench shall be excavated one metre from the side of the cables where the auger will approach to
ensure a minimum clearance of 150 mm for cables can be maintained.
Explosives
Explosives must not be used within 5 metres of cables, unless an engineering report is provided indicating that no damage will be
sustained. Clearances should be obtained from ENERGDCs Planting Engineer for use of explosives in the vicinity of ENERGEX cables.
ENERGEX Limited - ABN 40 078 849 055 24 Hour Loss of Supply 1362 62
26 Reddacllff Street Newstead OLD 4006 24 Hour Emergencies 13 19 62
GPO Box 1461 Brisbane Queensland 4001 General Enquires 1312 53
Contact ENERGEX DBYD Monday to Friday from 7 am to 4 pm on (07) 3664 5400 or dbk4j lenemex.com.au
www.enenqex.com.au
To resubmit or change the nominated search area contact DBYD via Phone 1100 or www.1100.com.au
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Damage Reporting
All damage to cables, conduits and pipes must be reported no matter how insignificant the damage appears to be. Even very minor
damage to cable protective coverings can lead to eventual failure of cables through corrosion of metal sheaths and moisture ingress.
All work in the vicinity of damaged plant should cease and the area should be vacated until a clearance to continue work has
been obtained from an ENERGEX officer.
ENERGEX Limited - ABN 40 078 849 055 24 Hour Loss of Supply 1362 62
26 Reddactiff Street Newstead QLD 4006 24 Hour Emergencies 13 19 62
GPO Box 1461 Brisbane Queensland 4001 General Enquires 1312 53
Contact ENERGEX DBYD Monday to Friday from 7 am to 4 pm on (07) 3664 5400 or dbvdddteneraex.com.au
www.eneroex.com.au
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As variations may exist no resporisIiiity is
Incurred by ENERGEX for the accuracy or
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Working in close proximity to overhead powerllnes or underground r,.
power cables has its hazards. Every year workers die or suffer
serious injuries as a result of unsafe work practices. Contact with
underground power cables can not only result In injury or death, but
This brochure is:r+ot an exhaustive; HSt of aM sefery matters:
that need to be considered. Whr►stcare:is.taken in the;
preparatioa:of this material, ENERGEX does-not guerontse-
you dig
costs to repair the damage can be expensive.
theaccuuraCy and completenessof the.htlormetion.
This brochure Is designed to inform you about safe work practices
ENERGEX will not be,esponsible for any bas; damage
Working near power cables
for working around underground power cables.
or costs lneumed as a result of any errors or omissions
All machinery operators and other workers conducting work near in relation to fhe material in this documeAt or for any
underground power cables should also be aware of their safety possible actions ensuing. from Information contained In. the
obligations under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 and adopt safe work document;
practices in accordance with the Code of Practice V4orking Near
Exposed Live Parts". Copies of these publications can be obtained
from the Queensland Government's Electrical Safety Office at
www.delr.gld.gov.aulelectncal safety.
Identify all electrical hazards, assess the risks, establish
control measures and review these periodically. Control
measures may include, but may not be restricted to:
applying appropriate signage at least 8 to 10 metres either
side of powerilnes and using visual Indicators such as tiger
tails fitted to the powerilnes
using ground barriers, where appropriate
Informing workers of required work practices.
ENERGEX Limited
Ensure operators are aware of the height of their machinery in
GPO Box 1461, Brisbane OLD 4001
both stowed and working positions.
Telephone 1312 53
Lower all machinery to the transport position when relocating.
Facsimile (07),3401-4609
Work away from powenines, not towards them. energex.c om.au
Contact us about placing Identifiers on powerllnes and power ABN 40 078849.055
poles at your worksite and any further control measures.
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Electricity cables can be located underground as well as overhead. Contact the Dial Before You Dig service on 1100 for free and easy Underground location plans provide information about network
In the planning stages prior to performing any earthmoving or access to the records of a large number of organisations including assets. These plans are a guide only, therefore, the actual
excavation, confirm If the work you are conducting may present a telecommunications. water, electricity and gas underground services. location may differ.
risk by coming into contact with underground power cables.
Plans and maps may help identify underground power cables, Pot holing is required to determine the exact location of the services.
When using excavators and other machinery, also ensure you however, the depth of underground cables can vary from site to site,
When digging or excavating, look out for warning signs such as
are aware of the location of overhead powerlines. Workers and even on the same property.
orange strips, conduits, concrete slabs, orange tape or soft sand as
equipment must maintain safety exclusion zones around overhead
Dial Before You Dig Is an Australia-wide telephone service these may indicate the presence of underground power cables.
powerlines.
advising the location of numerous underground services of all
The below table is a guide for colours Indicating underground services.
For safety advice and more Information contact ENERGEX on types in many locations.
13 12 53 or visit energex.com.au.
The Dial Before You Dig service is also designed to protect
Australia's excavators. Whether you are a back yard renovator, an
Individual tradesman or a professional excavator, the potential for
Colour Underground Services
Injury, personal liability and even death exists every day. Obtaining
accurate information about your work site sigrricandy mlNmises Orange Electricity
these risks.
Yell ow Gas
If you're unsure, always seek safety advice from ENERGEX. Green WSW
White Commiunicabons;
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Working in close proximity to overhead powerlines or underground
power cables has its hazards. Every year workers die or suffer
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serious injuries as a result of unsafe work practices. Contact with
overhead powerlines can not only result in injury or death, but costs
to repair the damage can be expensive.
This brochure is not,an exhaustive list ofall safety matters
that need,to be : considered. Whilst care is taken in the
preparation ofthis material. ENERGEX.does:not guarantee,
and live
This brochure is designed to inform you about safe work practices
the accuracy and com01eteness of the information,
for working around overhead powerlines.
ENERGEX• will not be responsible for any loss , damage
Working near powerlines
All machinery operators and other workers conducting work
or costs incurred asa result of any errors or omissions
near overhead powerlines should also be aware of their safety
or, in relation to the material in this :document or forany..
obligations under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 and adopt safe
possible: actions. ensuing from information contained in''thie .
work practices in accordance with the Code of Practice 'Working
Near Exposed Live Parts'. Copies of these publications can be
obtained from the Queensland Government's Electrical Safety
Office at www.deir.qld.gov.au/electricalsafety.
Identify all electrical hazards, assess the risks, establish
control measures and review these periodically. Control
measures may Include, but may not be restricted to
applying appropriate signage at least 8 to 10 metres either
side of powerlines and using visual indicators such as tiger
tails fitted to the powerlines
using ground barriers, where appropriate
Informing workers of required work practices.
ENERGEX Limited
Ensure operators are aware of the height of their machinery in
GPO Box 1461.. Brisbane OLD 4001
both stowed and working positions.
Telephone 1312 53
Lower all machinery to the transport position when relocating.
Facsimile (07):340.74609'.
Work away from powerlines, not towards them. energex com,eu
Contact us about placing identifiers on powerlines and power ABN 40 078 849 055
poles at your worksite and any further control measures.
energex energex
positive energy positive energy
Page 29
'hill 'roil it oni iimmnnf ho %Ainrkinn nc»r ^AIIRir1Y nm*,g rlineko )
If the answer is "yes", you need to follow the three step process
a Planning e Contact ENERGEX
Exclusion zones The Electrical Safety Act 2002 requires you to contact ENERGEX if Application for Safety Advice
you are intending to undertake an activity where there is reasonable
If the work you and your staff are planning has the potential to likelihood an object being handled by persons, operating plant, Once you have contacted ENERGEX, a suitable date and time
encroach into powerline exclusion zones, you should contact machinery or vehicles can come into direct contact with or enter an will be arranged to meet and discuss working near overhead
ENERGEX for advice on doing the job safety. exclusion zone for an overhead powerline. exposed live parts.
Exclusion zone measurements depend on the voltage of the It is mandatory that you consult ENERGEX to ensure you will not Safety Advice consultation
powedine, type of work being performed and qualifications of people encroach these exclusion zones.
involved. If unsure, always seek safety advice from ENERGEX. Upon consultation with ENERGEX and the person responsible
Generally, workers and their equipment must maintain exclusion You can obtain a copy of the Code of Practice for "Working Near for the work site, ENERGEX may determine the safety control
zones around overhead powertines as follows: Exposed Live Parts" from the Queensland Government's Electrical measures to be implemented before any work is to commence.
Safety Office by calling 1300 650 662.
three metres for voltages up to 132kV (132,000 volt)
For a comprehensive guide to working near overhead powerlines, Issue of Safety Advice
six metres for voltages up to 330kV (330,000 volt)
visit the ENERGEX website energex.com.au. When control measures have been implemented. work may
eight metres for voltages over 330kV (330,000 volt)
To arrange a meeting with an ENERGEX representative contact commence as indicated on the Safety Advice on working near
Over 330kV 13 12 53 prior to commencement of your work, ENERGEX exposed live parts.
Up to 330kV Safety Advice relinquishment
Once the work has been completed, you must notify
Up to 132kV
ENERGEX immediately and return the signed Safety Advice
document to ENERGEX.
Page 30
Enquiry Confirmation PO Box 378
Abbotsford VIC 3067
Phone: 1100
Job No. 4943951
To: Mr Guy Martin Caller ID: 852211
Company: CONTRAST Phone: 0738622386
Address: UNIT 4 10 Hudson Rd Mobile: Not Supplied
Albion Old 4010 Fax No: 0738822944
Email: [email protected]
J
Dig Site Details
Warn m a: The map below only displays the location of the proposed dig site and does not display any asset owner's pipes or cables.
The area highlighted has been used only to identify the participating asset owners, who will send information to you directly.
Asset owners aim to provide you with details of their assets within 2 working days.
I Enquiry late: 15f09/2011 2:40:59 PM
Start Date: 20/09/2011
Address: 215A DAVID Low Way
Peregian Beach OLD 4573
Intersection Not Specified
0 • Check that the location of the dig site Is correct. If not you
MUST submit a new enquiry.
• Should the scope of works change, or plan validity dates
expire, you must submit a new enquiry.
• Do NOT dig without plans. Safe excavation Is your
responsibility. If you do not understand the plans or how
to proceed safety, please contact the relevant asset
owners.
Map Ref: UbdSun 29K13
Additional work site Information:
Visit our new Web she - www.1100.com.au (QLD)
Your Responsibilities and Duty of Care
• If plans are not received within 2 working days, contact the asset owners directly & quote their Sequence No.
• ALWAYS perform an onsite inspection for the presence of assets. Should you require an onsite location, contact the asset owners
directly. Please remember, plans do not detail the exact location of assets.
• Pothole to establish the exact location of all underground assets using a hand shovel, before using heavy machinery.
• Ensure you adhere to any State legislative requirements regarding Duty of Care and safe digging requirements.
• If you damage an underground asset you MUST advise the asset owner immediately.
• By using this service, you agree to the terms and disclaimers set out at www.1100.com.au.
• For more Information on safe excavation practices, visit www.1100.com.au
Asset Owner Details
The asset owners listed below have been requested to contact you with information about their asset locations within 2 working days.
Additional time should be allowed for information issued by post.
Seq No. Asset Owner Contact No Nottflation Status
22691632 Sunshine Coast Regional Council 0754758719 Notified
22691631 Energex, Electricity (Old) 0736645400 Notified
22691630 Telstra OLD, South East 1800653935 Notified
22691629 Unitywater North 0754200702 Not i fied
" Asset owners highlighted by asterisks •' require that you visit their offices to collect plans.
/ Asset owners highlighted with a hash require that you call them to discuss your enquiry or to obtain plans.
LODGE YOUR FREE ENQUIRY ONLINE - 24 HOURS A DAY. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Page 31
Legend
Stormwater Pit
CatchPit
• EndCap
n Fieldinlet
m Manhole
• Stormwater End Structure
Stormwater Quality Device
Stormwater Pipe
Allotment
Box
Pipe
Stormwater Culvert
Box Culvert
Pipe Culvert
Stormwater Misc Infrastructure
------ Stormwater Open Drain
Stormwater Water Quality Area
SCC TeleComm Network
SCC TeleComm Network
SCC Traffic Counter Area
SCC Electrical Infrastructure
SCC Electrical Infrastructure
Page 32
Please Notel
In emergency situations please call
Sunshine Coast Regional Council SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL COUNCIL
(07) 5475 7272
STORMWATER, ELECTRICAL AND
This plan expires 14 days from
Sunshine Coast Regional Councils COMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE LOCATION
Printed On data.
Pnnted on. Monday, 19 September 2011
Page 33
Disclaimer
These Maps are supplied under the following conditions -
,Mapping details are supplied from information contained in Uniywater's records which
may have been furnished to Unitywater by other persons. Unitywater gives no warranty
or guarantee of any kind, expressed. implied, or statutory to the correctness or
accuracy of the map details or the degree of compliance with any standards in this
matter. Person making decisions with financial or legal implications must not
!rely upon the map details shown on the plan for the purpose of determining whether
any particuter facts or circumstances exist and Unrtywater(and as officere
fiend agents) expressly disclaim responsibility for any loss or damage suffered as a
i result of placing reliance upon this information
Please Note!
In emergency situations please call
Unitywater
1300 0 Unity (1300 086 489) Printed on: Thursday. 15 September 2011
UNITYWATER SEWERAGE AND WATER SUPPLY
INFRASTRUCTURE LOCATION
This map expires 14 days from
Unitywater Printed On date.
Dial Before You Dg
Geospatial Information Systems
Ground Floor, 33 King St
Caboolture QLD 4510
e Inquiries: 1300 0 Unity (1300 086 489)
Email: north.dbyd©unitywater.com
0
Unitywater
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GENERAL NOTES:
I. ALL WOK ON THIS CONTRACT 61D BE (ARM OUT N A((NE)AIII WITH THE JOB SPECIFICATION AM TO THE SAMMIT110111
DRAWING SCHEDULE
OF THE LOCAL AUTHORITY AND THE OKWIL ASPHALT TYPE 061
Z. THE CONTRACTOR 6 TO CONTACT EMERIDL IEISTRA, (0M0 AID OTHER SUM AUTI1*IES AND LOCATE EX61115,
MMLM (MALTED DEPTH
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10525-C1 avL WORKS NOTES AND
PRIMER 0UI/.M. DRAWING SCHEDULE
IAOERCROUD SERVICES PRIOR TO (N6TNET0I.
3. CONDUIT LOCATIONS F SHORN ON THE PLANS ARE PAOV WIL ONLY AND THE CONTRACTOR 6 TO LIAISE WITH THE DOW, 10525-C2 SITE FRONTAGE WORKS
TELSTRA AND THE ELECTRICAL, CONSULTANT FOR THEIR FINAL PIA16 NEDMIELY POOR TO LAYNS ROAD AND FOOTPATH PLAN
CONDUITS
I
A. THE 00(0015 DESIGN 6 BASED PARTLY ON A DATA TE0RA1 MODEL (OPLDER GENERATED FROM TIE SITE SURVEY AND SOME 10525-C3 FRONTAGE WORKS
ELDENTS OF THE SURVEY DATA ARE INTERPOLATED AND MAY VARY FROM THE ACTUAL SITE (ONI11TMG THE (RNIRA(TOI DETAILS
SMALL LASE WITH THE DOE& AND ARVE1OI AND SET OUT TIE WORKS ONLY FROM APPROVED MOM PEGS AND LEVEL
RE1101 MARKS.
10525-C4 BILK EARTHWORKS
S. THE CONTRACTOR 6 TO ORGAIRSE HIS WORKS SO THAT EROSION, DEPOSITOR OF T. AND STOHNAIEO RUNOFF FROM THE 190 COMPACTED SUBGRADE TO PLAN SHEET 1
SUE DOES LOT EXCEED THE PRE (O6TRULTON RATES AT ANY POW AS A RESULT OF HIS AC106. LEAN NIX PAVEMENT 9S% RELATIVE D06111
6. (FEAR ALL VEGETATION FROM T00SE AREAS TO BE EXCAVATED OR FLIED. N OTHER AREAS MERE (FEARING 6 SP((FED, COMPACTED N Mm LAYERS
SELECTED (1EA01 ONLY 6 10 BE TARRED OUT BY RETAINING HOSE TREES W01(0 BY THE DOtER AND LEAVING THE AREA 1010% RELATIVE DENSITY
. EIOSTOG PAVEINI TO BE
(UT BANK UNTIL FIAT DEPTH
10525-CS BULK EARTHWORKS
N A CONDITION SUITABLE FOR SLASHING. PAVEMENT EXPOSED, PLAN SHEET 2
7. THE CNTRACTW 6 TO PRESENT W THE )90 FOR (II- MAINTENANCE AND Of-P01ENAINE Ngww WHEN DIRECTED BY 10525-C6 BULK EARTHWORKS
THE ENf1EER WITH ALL PIPES, ROADS AND ALLOTMENTS FREE OF NRB6N 01 Al AID WITH FOOTPATHS AND PARK AREA PAVEISENT JOINT DETAIL DETAILS
SLASHED OR HON, AND UNDERGROUND SERVICES OPENED FOR INSPECTION.
ROAD WIDENING - DAVID LOW WAY
R. NO WORK 6 TO (100110 ON THE SITE UNTIL 14 APPROVAL OF THE (11900 HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN WRITING AND AN OFFKIAL 10525-C1 LIEMARKING AND SIGNAGE
PRE-START MEETING WITH A REPRES(NTATM O (OIM(L AND THE ENGINEER HAVE KEN HELD. THE CONTRACTOR 5 TO OBTAIN
A COPY OF THE MINUTES OF THE PRO-START MD TOG AND SHALL COMPLY WITH ALL REMAREIENTS THOM.
PLAN
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9. ALL CONSTRUCTION 6 TO K SET OUT BY THE CONTRACTOR FROM PEGGNi OF ROAD WITEREIE, MANHOLE Pww, LOT
SIAM AND TNk PROVIDED BY THE PRINCIPALS LICENSED SURVEYOR
THESE DRAWINGS ARE TO BE READ N WN1AEI101111
METH GEOTEON(AL REPORT N1. M7-IRA
EARTHWORKS NOTES
BY BUTLER PARTNERS PTY. LTD.
t CLEAR ALL VEGETATION FROM THOSE AREAS TO BE EXCAVATED OR FILLED. ALL RUBBISH NELL11G DEBRIS FROM CLEARING 6 TO DATED APRIL 20110
K DISPOSED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STAIOARDS Of THE LOCAL AUTHORITY. BURNING WILL NOT K ALLOWED
2. ALL ORGAN( MATERIAL, TOPSOIL, AM IA6UTABLE SUBGRAOES ARE TO K STRIPPED FROM THE AREA 10 Of FILLED AM
REMOVED FROM THE SITE EXCEPT THAT SUFFICIENT TOPSOIL 6 TO BE RETAINED FOR RESPREACN0 TO A Will DEPTH OF NOr
ALL OVER THE SITE AFTER FILLING TO LEVEL WITH IMPORTED FILL AFTER STRIPPING AS ABOVE THE MOLE SITE 6 TO K
ID PACTED AND PROOF ROILED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE GiEO1EDN AL CONSULTANT PRIOR TO PLACING Of IMPORTED FLL.
3. FLING 610 K (ANTED OUT N (0(100100 LAYERS NOT TO EXCEED 2N9r DEPTH BY 2501.'. EACH LAYER 6 TO BE
COMPLETELY COMPACTED TO
A MINIMUM OF 95% RELATIVE DRY 006ITY FOR COHESIVE SELLS OR A 10NIM DENSITY INDEX O 70% FOR NN-COHSME SIDES AND
TESTED AND APPROVED BY THE GEOTFON(AL CONSULTANT P00R TO THE PLACEMENT OF NNE NEXT LAYER. THE TO[ 30000 OF
THE ROAD A.OGRADF IS TO BE COMPACTED TO A MKM O 90% RELATIVE CRY DENSITY.
A. THE WHOLE O THE MATERIAL N ANY PARTICULAR LAYER SHOULD BE HOMOGENOUS. AND F NECESSARY MALL QUANTITIES OF
FILL OFFERING FROM THE REST SHOULD BE SPREAD AS A TON LAYER OVER THE WHOLE STTE AND INCORPORATED INTO A FULL
LAYER. N A M/FLU SITUATION THE IROTEOENAL CONSULTANT MAY DREG THAT ANY EXISTING SELL WITHIN AEON OF THE
FINISHED SURFACE LEVEL BE REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH FBI EOIIVAIEHI TO THE MENU F LL MATERIAL THE MATERIAL SO
REMOVED MAY, F IT OTHERWISE MEETS THE SPECfAlO0, K USED AS MCA FILL AS ABOVE.
S. IMPORTED FLL N ALLOTMENTS 5 TO CONSIST OF 100111OUS MATERIAL CONTINUOUSLY GRADED WITH A MAXIMUM PARTICLE SQE
DE 111.., A MAXIMUM LINEAR SHRINKAGE OF 0%, AND A MOISTURE (ONTENI BETWEEN -2% TO -2% O OPTIMUM MG511RE
CONTENT AT THE THE O COMPACTION. !PORTED FILL N ROADWAYS 6 TO (O66T OF HOMOGENOUS MATERIAL CONTINUOUSLY
GRADED WITH A MAX" PARTICLE SIZE OF 1046, A MURAL (BR O 1, AND A MOISTURE CONTENT BETWEEN .7% 10 .2% OF
OPTIMUM MOISTURE (ORIENT AT THE THE O COMPACTION(
A. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ENURE THAT ALL WOK 6 CARRIED OUT. TESTED AND CERTIFIED AS CONTROLLED FILL N (OPLNANCE
WITH A53T91 'O.OELN ON EARTHWORKS FOR (NIOCL4 AND RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS'. ALL TESTING AND INSPECTKNIS
ARE TO BE CARRIED OUT BY A RATA CERTIFIED LABORATORY APPOINTED BY THE GEOTEDIKAL CONSULTANT IN ACCORDANCE TOPSOIL
WITH LEVEL ONE TESTING AS SET OUT N APPENDIX B OF AS319L THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE LERTFCATDN TO THE DOW TOPSOIL 6 10 BE REMOVED, STOCKPILED, AND R06ED 10 COYER ALL 01100(0 EARTHWORKS TO A NU (0PA(TED DEPTH OF
ON COMPLETION O THE EARTHWORKS. 7511. AND GLASSED.
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7. ALL 'UNCONTROLLED RL' OENTFI0 ON SITE TO N MOVED TO NATURAL SURFACE LEVEL AND, F S1ATAlLE, REMISED ARID ALL PAVEMENT WORK 6 TO BE CARRIED WI N ACCORDANCE WITH 91101E COAST REGIONAL (OTC GUIDELINES AND
PLACED AS SPECIFIED MOVE. SPECIFICATIONS.
PAVEPENT DETAIL
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DOSTNG ASPHALT
PAVEMENT TO KAYE A
30.. ASPHALT OVERLAY
AFTER ALL CONSTRUCTION
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10.. COMPRESSIBLE PROVIDE A PARa(M 'DOWELFORM
MATERIAL WITH A 1A. REEVE WITH A 016 INSERT TO APPROVED TOOL Off AT R113N GALVANISED DOWEL
SEALANT UPPING ALLOW FOR LATERAL MOVEMENT LOCATUIS ON PUN BARS, AN LONG, SUPPORTED ON
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SUPPORTED ON DOWEL CRADLES OR BAR CHARS. CONSTRUCTION JOINT CJ2 MOYE1101 TO EVERY DOWEL.
(CONTRACTION JOINT - CONCRETE MAY BE CONSTRUCTION JOINT CJ3
CONSTRUCTION JOINT CJ1
POURED CONTINUOUSLY THROUGH JOINT)
(EXPANSION JOINT) 30MPa CONCRETE
30MPa CONCRETE
30MPa CONCRETE APPROVED CUT ANT
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BEDDING PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION
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KERB AND CHANNEL NOTES:
L REFER TO FWEAQ STO OWG SEQ R-0110 FOR RILL DETAILS OF KERB AND
OENOIES 210.. THIN CONCEDE SLAB ON CHANNEL.
DENOTES NI.. P5(0 CONCRETE SLAB ON 200
GROUND REIFORCED WITH 9.72 MESH Top. GROUND REINFORCED WITH SL92 MESH TOP.
2. SUBSOIL DRARIS ARE TO BE INSTALLED UNDER ALL KERB AND CIAHEUI(AB N
31.. COVER, a so SAID BCONG. 31.. (OVER, ON UNBOUND PAVEMENT TYPE
ACCORDANCE WITH PWEAO STD DWG SEQ R-I%1 UNLESS OTHERWISE DIRECTED
TYPICAL WLO. L5 (CBS 151 SO.. MN. THICK. COMPACTED TO
101% ROD. TYPICAL O.N.O. BY THE E0E NEIL
DENOTES 51.. TRICE CONCRETE SLAB ON 3. CAPPED CLEANING CONNECTIONS SMALL BE PROVIDE AT THE HEAD OF DRABS
GROUND REBFORC D WITH 51.82 MESH TOP. 00010115 250.. THICK CONCRETE SLAB ON
250 GROUND REINFORCED WITH SL92 MESH TOP. 30..
AND AT MAXIDM 100. SPACES.
31.. COVER. ON IIB1BD PAVEMENT TYPE A. OUTLETS SHALL BE PROVIDED AT ALL PITS, HEADWALLS, ENDS OF HERB AND
2.5 IDS 5) Rm MIN. THICK, COMPACTED (OVER, AND NN-2N EACH WAY BOTTOM. She
(DYER. ON UNBOUND PAVEMENT TYPE 2.5 05 I CHANNEL/KERB OR OTHERWISE AT MAXIPUI 100. SPACES.
TD 100% ROD. TYPICAL WLO.
Um HIM. THICK. COMPACTED TO 10% ROM. 5. OUTLETS NOT AT DRAINAGE PITS OR HEADWALLS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH A
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SUGGESILU PROLEEDURE FOR FILLING AREA \
WEST OF THE PROPOSED BEACH SHACKS :
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STANDING WATER.
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'TENSAR TX W' SHE) AND FILL WITH O. OF TAUS ER
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5. COPACT WITH A FLAT DRUM ROLLER.
6. LAY ADDBDNAL LAYER OF GEOTEXTILE FABRIC EOM
A24' HOER THE SECO ND WI WIDE LAYER OF 'TENSAR TXW' /
GRID AND FILL WITH 20UPr ROAD BASE COIPACTED WITH/ 9
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SUGGESTED PROCEEDURE FOR FILLING AREA
UNDER BEACH SHACKS AND PATHS :
t STRIP GRASS, TREES AND ORGANIC MATTER FROM THE
SURFACE.
2. PROOF ROLL WITH A FLAT DRUM ROLLER.
3. FLL TO BILK EARTHWORKS PAD LEVELS AS SHOWN ON
THE PLAN N 310.. MAXIMUM LAYERS.
• 4. COMPACT WITH A FLAT SHIM ROLLER TO 91% RELATIVE
DENSITY EACH LAYER.
S. ALL STOMWATER AND SEWERAGE PPES TO BE LOCATED
ON EASTERN SIDE Of BEACH SHACK SLABS AND TED TO
CONCRETE AT 900 DRS. ALL PPES TO HAVE FLEXIBLE )DINTS
ADJACENT TO SUSPENDED BEACH SMACK SLABS.
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SUGGESTED PROCEEDURE FOR FILLING AREA
WEST OF THE PROPOSED BEACH SHACKS
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