Arrange for and carry out safe removal of all UXO ordnance from project site. Responsibly dispose UXO ordnance in accordance with relevant law Ensure strategies and resources are in place to manage unintended accidents and explosions. Provide a report confirming completion of UXO survey, detection, removal and disposal. Provide necessary documentation to RSIPF EOD and other relevant SIG agencies for the issuing of a – Certificate of Clearance. Continuously monitor, document and report to SIEA and any residual UXO threats arising during project implementation The contractor will confirm and certify in accordance with CIRIA C681: Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) or an alternate internationally accepted standard. 4.4 RSIPF EOU – The RSIPF– EOU is the body responsible for clearance and disposal of UXO finds. The RSIPF EOU also responds to public reports of UXO and undertake clearance activities. Where there are no nearby police stations in the outer islands, reports should be directed to relevant government district agencies which then notify police at the provincial headquarters. The EOU will provide a Certificate of Clearance after suspected UXO ordnances have been removed by them or by EOD clearance contractors before any construction work can begin. 5.0 Risk Assessment and Management 5.1 Preliminary Risk Assessment Preliminary risk assessment is required to be carried out to enable SIEA to identify any potential UXO risk or threat and decide whether a detailed risk assessment is required. Preliminary risk assessment includes: examination of existing historical data talking with local surrounding communities about any past occurrences with UXO’s provide probability on threat potential and recommend further to take This is to be documented and filed and communicated to the CWPM or Project Engineer. A Preliminary risk assessment form is attached in Annex 1. If potential risks are identified, a detailed risk assessment leading to detection and identification, recovery and disposal will be initiated. 5.2 Detailed Risk Assessment In the Detailed Risk Assessment stage, project planning will take into consideration UXO activities in the design and budget for the project. Risk mitigation measures are put in place and the public made aware of the UXO risk. 6.0 Contact Details All SIEA staff, clients and customers, developers and partners, consultants and contractors are to contact the following SIEA and RSIPF personnel regarding UXO issues on SIEA land. Organisation Contact Detail SIEA Ma’ai Hybrid Project Manager
Arrange for and carry out safe removal of all UXO ordnance from project site. Responsibly dispose UXO ordnance in accordance with relevant law Ensure strategies and resources are in place to manage unintended accidents and explosions. Provide a report confirming completion of UXO survey, detection, removal and disposal. Provide necessary documentation to RSIPF – EOD and other relevant SIG agencies for the issuing of a Certificate of Clearance. Continuously monitor, document and report to SIEA and any residual UXO threats arising during project implementation The contractor will confirm and certify in accordance with CIRIA C681: Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) or an alternate internationally accepted standard. 4.4 RSIPF – EOU The RSIPF– EOU is the body responsible for clearance and disposal of UXO finds. The RSIPF EOU also responds to public reports of UXO and undertake clearance activities. Where there are no nearby police stations in the outer islands, reports should be directed to relevant government district agencies which then notify police at the provincial headquarters. The EOU will provide a Certificate of Clearance after suspected UXO ordnances have been removed by them or by EOD clearance contractors before any construction work can begin. 5.0 Risk Assessment and Management 5.1 Preliminary Risk Assessment Preliminary risk assessment is required to be carried out to enable SIEA to identify any potential UXO risk or threat and decide whether a detailed risk assessment is required. Preliminary risk assessment includes: examination of existing historical data talking with local surrounding communities about any past occurrences with UXO’s provide probability on threat potential and recommend further to take This is to be documented and filed and communicated to the CWPM or Project Engineer. A Preliminary risk assessment form is attached in Annex 1. If potential risks are identified, a detailed risk assessment leading to detection and identification, recovery and disposal will be initiated. 5.2 Detailed Risk Assessment In the Detailed Risk Assessment stage, project planning will take into consideration UXO activities in the design and budget for the project. Risk mitigation measures are put in place and the public made aware of the UXO risk. 6.0 Contact Details All SIEA staff, clients and customers, developers and partners, consultants and contractors are to contact the following SIEA and RSIPF personnel regarding UXO issues on SIEA land. Organisation Contact Detail SIEA Ma’ai Hybrid Project Manager
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