Table 8-6 Environmental Performance Requirements Applicable EES Evaluation Performance EPR WDA comments on Legislation and Environmental Performance Requirement Project Phase Objective Objective Code changes Policy Environmental Management Environmental AS/NZS ISO To control EMP1 Environmental Management Strategy All Management 14001: adverse Prepare an Environmental Management Strategy to provide an overarching Framework to Environmental effects and – framework to address Environmental Requirements including relevant provide a management support environmental Laws, Key Approvals, Approval conditions, the Environmental transparent systems beneficial – Performance Requirements (EPRs). The Environmental Management framework with requirements environmental Strategy covers the construction and operations phases of the Project and is clear with guidance outcomes in to be prepared to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning under the accountabilities for use for the delivery of Incorporated Document applicable to the Project. for managing construction and the project. The Environmental Management Strategy must incorporate an Environmental environmental operation Management System that complies with AS/NZS ISO 14001: Environmental effects and Legislation and management systems requirements with guidance for use for construction – hazards policy as and operation. associated with identified in all construction and EMP2 Environmental Management Plans All EPRs operation phases Prepare and implement a Construction Environmental Management Plan of the Project, in (CEMP), Worksite Environmental Management Plans (WEMPs), Operations order to achieve Environmental Management Plan (OEMP) and other plans as required by the acceptable Environmental Performance Requirements (EPRs) in accordance with the environmental Environmental Management Strategy. outcomes The development of the Environmental Management Strategy, the CEMP, the WEMPs and OEMP must include consultation with relevant councils, VicRoads, Melbourne Water, EPA Victoria and other authorities as relevant. These consultation processes must be described in the Environmental Management Strategy. The CEMP be prepared in accordance with EPA Victoria Publication 480, Environmental Guidelines for Major Construction Sites (EPA 1996). EMP3 Environmental compliance construction, Appoint an Independent Reviewer and Environmental Auditor to review and approve the CEMP and OEMP to ensure compliance with the Environmental operation Management Strategy and EPRs and to undertake environmental audits of compliance with the approved Environmental Management Strategy, CEMP, WEMPs and OEMP. EMP4 Complaints management system construction, Prior to the commencement of works, other than preparatory works as construction referred to in the Incorporated Document), develop and implement a process for the recording, management, and resolution of complaints from affected stakeholders consistent with Australian Standard AS/NZS 100002: 2014 Guidelines for Complaint Management in Organisations.
Table 8-6 Environmental Performance Requirements EES Evaluation Objective Applicable Legislation and Policy Performance Objective EPR Code Environmental Performance Requirement Project Phase WDA comments on changes Environmental Management Environmental Management Framework – to provide a transparent framework with clear accountabilities for managing environmental effects and hazards associated with construction and operation phases of the Project, in order to achieve acceptable environmental outcomes AS/NZS ISO 14001: Environmental management systems – requirements with guidance for use for construction and operation Legislation and policy as identified in all EPRs To control adverse effects and support beneficial environmental outcomes in the delivery of the project. EMP1 Environmental Management Strategy Prepare an Environmental Management Strategy to provide an overarching framework to address Environmental Requirements including relevant environmental Laws, Key Approvals, Approval conditions, the Environmental Performance Requirements (EPRs). The Environmental Management Strategy covers the construction and operations phases of the Project and is to be prepared to the satisfaction of the Minister for Planning under the Incorporated Document applicable to the Project. The Environmental Management Strategy must incorporate an Environmental Management System that complies with AS/NZS ISO 14001: Environmental management systems – requirements with guidance for use for construction and operation. All EMP2 Environmental Management Plans Prepare and implement a Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP), Worksite Environmental Management Plans (WEMPs), Operations Environmental Management Plan (OEMP) and other plans as required by the Environmental Performance Requirements (EPRs) in accordance with the Environmental Management Strategy. The development of the Environmental Management Strategy, the CEMP, the WEMPs and OEMP must include consultation with relevant councils, VicRoads, Melbourne Water, EPA Victoria and other authorities as relevant. These consultation processes must be described in the Environmental Management Strategy. The CEMP be prepared in accordance with EPA Victoria Publication 480, Environmental Guidelines for Major Construction Sites (EPA 1996). All EMP3 Environmental compliance Appoint an Independent Reviewer and Environmental Auditor to review and approve the CEMP and OEMP to ensure compliance with the Environmental Management Strategy and EPRs and to undertake environmental audits of compliance with the approved Environmental Management Strategy, CEMP, WEMPs and OEMP. construction, operation EMP4 Complaints management system Prior to the commencement of works, other than preparatory works as referred to in the Incorporated Document), develop and implement a process for the recording, management, and resolution of complaints from affected stakeholders consistent with Australian Standard AS/NZS 100002: 2014 Guidelines for Complaint Management in Organisations. construction construction,