Note: This plan is designed to supplement the Client’s site emergency response plan/s where available. In case of conflict, the Client’s plan will apply. Emergency Preparation Response Responsibility Significant Monitor meteorological conditions for the area - develop Dust generating activities will cease under direction of the Environment adverse dust contingency for wind speeds in excess of 16m/s (55km/hr) Environment Manager or Site Supervisor until adverse Manager event due to conditions subside. High wind 'stop works' protocols in place Site Supervisor weather Deploy additional mitigation measures to exposed areas Establish contingency strategy for additional dust control conditions: High stockpiles and other dust generating items will be water measures, additional water carts, dust suppressants, stockpile winds sprayed or covered. covers etc Review previous land uses, environmental reports for potential for Quarantine suspected area Project Leader Discovery of friable asbestos. friable asbestos. Cover or provide dust mitigation strategy Site Supervisor Include asbestos awareness in the site induction the potential Engage licensed/approved removal and disposal PSA exists organisation Environment Include contingency in relevant work procedures and SWMSs Complete post removal verification Manager Identify potential service providers for asbestos control and removal. Flooding Monitor meteorological conditions develop contingency strategy Recover materials washed from site including sediment Site Supervisor – for rainfall > 100mm in 24hours or potential for > 1in 5 ARI and other waste. Environment All chemicals, fuels and other hazardous substances to be in Check effectiveness of erosion and sedimentation devices Manager secured containers and stored within a sealable shipping container and other flood controls, maintain where required and safe to do so. Remove plant and equipment from low lying areas Secure plant that cannot be removed Review site drainage flow paths: Redirect site drainage to prevent flooding of residential/business premises Ensure site drainage does not concentrate surface flow Review and address the potential for excess entering the site Review and maintain erosion and sedimentation controls Temporary Plan controls to be suitable for expected conditions A review of the site to be undertaken by a Environmental Environment erosion and Manager and Site Supervisor. Controls to be repaired or Manager Ensure sufficient materials, labour and plant are available for replaced within 24 hours of detection, immediately if sediment controls additional controls. Site Supervisor are damaged inclement weather current. during rainfall. Damage to Check basins for suitability to project requirements; size, treatment Water in damaged basin to be pumped to another secure Environment sediment basin type, etc basin, or discharged if it meets the site criteria. Damage to Manager
Note: This plan is designed to supplement the Client’s site emergency response plan/s where available. In case of conflict, the Client’s plan will apply. Emergency Preparation Response Responsibility Significant adverse dust event due to weather conditions: High winds Monitor meteorological conditions for the area - develop contingency for wind speeds in excess of 16m/s (55km/hr) High wind 'stop works' protocols in place Establish contingency strategy for additional dust control measures, additional water carts, dust suppressants, stockpile covers etc Dust generating activities will cease under direction of the Environment Manager or Site Supervisor until adverse conditions subside. Deploy additional mitigation measures to exposed areas stockpiles and other dust generating items will be water sprayed or covered. Environment Manager Site Supervisor Discovery of friable asbestos. Review previous land uses, environmental reports for potential for friable asbestos. Include asbestos awareness in the site induction the potential exists Include contingency in relevant work procedures and SWMSs Identify potential service providers for asbestos control and removal. Quarantine suspected area Cover or provide dust mitigation strategy Engage licensed/approved removal and disposal organisation Complete post removal verification Project Leader Site Supervisor PSA Environment Manager Flooding Monitor meteorological conditions – develop contingency strategy for rainfall > 100mm in 24hours or potential for > 1in 5 ARI All chemicals, fuels and other hazardous substances to be in secured containers and stored within a sealable shipping container Remove plant and equipment from low lying areas Secure plant that cannot be removed Review site drainage flow paths: Redirect site drainage to prevent flooding of residential/business premises Ensure site drainage does not concentrate surface flow Review and address the potential for excess entering the site Review and maintain erosion and sedimentation controls Recover materials washed from site including sediment and other waste. Check effectiveness of erosion and sedimentation devices and other flood controls, maintain where required and safe to do so. Site Supervisor Environment Manager Temporary erosion and sediment controls are damaged during rainfall. Plan controls to be suitable for expected conditions Ensure sufficient materials, labour and plant are available for additional controls. A review of the site to be undertaken by a Environmental Manager and Site Supervisor. Controls to be repaired or replaced within 24 hours of detection, immediately if inclement weather current. Environment Manager Site Supervisor Damage to sediment basin Check basins for suitability to project requirements; size, treatment type, etc Water in damaged basin to be pumped to another secure basin, or discharged if it meets the site criteria. Damage to Environment Manager
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