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Vibration causing structural damage Choose correct plant when working near structures; minimise size and impact Use safe working distances during planning phase Implement vibration monitoring at commencement of vibration generating works to ensure compliance with standards Activities causing vibration would cease under direction of the Environment Manager or Site Supervisor. Any occupants of buildings may be evacuated with due consideration to safety, and the area secured to prevent unauthorised access. A structural assessment to be undertaken; and if any damage is associated with construction, rectification work would be agreed. Environment Manager Project Leader Unapproved clearing / damage to protected vegetation – species Clearly demarcate site boundaries Clearly demarcate clearing areas and brief site personnel Identify/mark vegetation to be retained or that is protected. Identify species that may be impacted, include material within the project induction Included requirements within construction planning documentation. Immediately cease activities Engage consultant to assess damage to vegetation and presence of any endangered or threatened communities. Site Supervisor Environment Manager Injury/death to fauna Identify potentially impacted species to commencement on site. Identify species that may be impacted, include material within the project induction Review/inspect vegetation to be cleared prior to clearing – utilise ecologist/spotter where there is the potential for endangered/threatened species Engage with local vet/WIRES representative on the appropriate contact/procedure Site procedure for the short term management of injured fauna Immediately cease activities upon discovery of injured fauna Implement procedure for short-term stabilisation and transport to Vet or WIRES Undertake additional vegetation inspection to identify any remaining fauna prior to recommencement. Site Supervisor Environment Manager Damage / destruction of indigenous heritage item Ensure site investigations detail any heritage on or in proximity to the site. Include awareness material within the project induction Develop a 'stop works' protocol for any heritage find on site. Cease works and stabilise the area, under the direction of the Environmental Manager or Site Supervisor. The Environmental Manager is to report the remnants to the client and regulatory authority. Request an archaeologist to assess the significance and archaeological potential of the uncovered feature. Environment Manager Damage / destruction of European heritage Ensure site investigations detail any heritage items on or in proximity to the site. Develop a 'stop works' protocol for any heritage find on site. Cease works and stabilise the area, under the direction of the Environmental Manager or Site Supervisor. Contact an archaeologist to assess the significance and archaeological potential of the uncovered feature. Environment Manager