## 4.7.4 Dust Emissions during Construction 

Due to the nature and scope of the works, which will be undertaken on the site, dust from the construction works may be blown by prevailing winds across adjoining lands near the site works. The Contractor shall keep dust emissions to a minimum in accordance with good site management procedures. If dust emissions from the site become a problem the following precautions can be taken on site: 

• Wind barriers at soil piles; 

• Conveyor belts, trucks and other transporters shall be closed; 

• Materials are covered with plastic covers; 

• Compaction with binding material; and 

• The upper layer of the soil / land shall be watered. 

Turkish regulations as published in 25406 Official Gazette, dated 18.03.2004, for control of excavation soils, construction and demolition and 19269 Official Gazette, dated 02.11.1986, for air quality regulation shall apply to the Contract Works. 

## 4.8 Work Plan and Progress Reports 

(Refer also to Volume 2. "GCC and PCC") 

## 4.8.1 Work Plan 

(Refer also to Volume 2. "GCC and PCC") 

The Contractor shall, within twenty-eight (28) days after the date of signing the Contract Agreement, prepare and submit to the Engineer for his consent the finalized detailed program of works and cash flow. The Work Plan shall include a bar chart and supplemented by lists of personnel and equipment. The programming of works shall take the form of the critical path method (CPM) running on MS project. 

## 4.8.2 Progress Reports & Progress Meetings 

The Contractor shall provide a written report at monthly intervals on the progress of the works. These reports shall be distributed to all members of the Project Steering Committee (PSC) at least 3 days prior to monthly progress meetings, and shall include the following: 

• Detailed descriptions of progress, including each stage of design (if any), pre-construction, procurement, manufacture, delivery to site, construction, erection, testing and commissioning; 

• Charts showing the status of construction documents, purchase orders, manufacture and construction; 

• Digitally dated photographs showing the status of manufacture and progress on the Site. Photographs of any kind of pipelines shall include at least show 3 stages (bedding, laying, backfilling). 

• For the manufacture of each main item of plant and materials, the name of manufacturer, manufacture location, percentage progress and the actual or expected dates of commencement of manufacture, Contractor's inspections, tests and delivery; 

• Records of personnel and Contractor's equipment on site; 

• Copies of quality assurance documents, test results and certificates of materials; 

