Location of emergency response equipment eg oil booms, pumps, spill kits, neutralizing agents, and maintenance / testing schedules for these. NOTE: OH&S is administered through NT WorkSafe under the legislative requirements of the Work Health & Safety (National Uniform Legislation) Act and Regulations, however some actions required may be similar for either an environmental or occupational emergency. NOTE: Information on the storage, transport and handling of dangerous goods must be addressed as per section 9.3 in the Appendices below, or as an Environmental Management Plan under section 5.6.3. Implementation, Monitoring and Review Identification of Environmental Aspects and Impacts Identify all activities associated with the project including those carried out by contractors and suppliers. Identify the actual and potential impacts associated with each activity. Determine what environmental aspects (inputs and outputs, both intended and unintended) are significant. Environmental aspects to consider include but are not limited to: emission to air releases to water releases to land use of raw materials and natural resources use of energy energy emitted, e.g. heat, radiation and vibration waste and by-products clearing Potential impacts may include but are not limited to: Disturbance to heritage or cultural sites Disturbance to communities Erosion of land Harm to threatened species Pollution/contamination to air, water or land Introduction and spread of non-native species Risk Assessment Identify which environmental impacts are significant using risk assessment methods. Provide an overview of risk management techniques and strategies. This section should outline how environmental hazards and associated risks are identified, assessed, evaluated and controlled. At least the following should be included in the overview: standards and procedures hazard identification risk assessment risk control frequency of assessment An Environmental Risk Identification Matrix can be used to identify mine activities, processes and facilities which require control strategies to ensure environmental protection. Use this information to design the environmental management activities, controls and monitoring to prevent or minimise those environmental impacts. An example of a risk assessment matrix is included in the appendices. Environmental Management Plans (EMP) The should include the detailed mitigation and control measures to be used to prevent or EMP’s
Location of emergency response equipment eg oil booms, pumps, spill kits, neutralizing agents, and maintenance / testing schedules for these. NOTE: OH&S is administered through NT WorkSafe under the legislative requirements of the Work Health & Safety (National Uniform Legislation) Act and Regulations, however some actions required may be similar for either an environmental or occupational emergency. NOTE: Information on the storage, transport and handling of dangerous goods must be addressed as per section 9.3 in the Appendices below, or as an Environmental Management Plan under section 5.6.3. Implementation, Monitoring and Review Identification of Environmental Aspects and Impacts Identify all activities associated with the project including those carried out by contractors and suppliers. Identify the actual and potential impacts associated with each activity. Determine what environmental aspects (inputs and outputs, both intended and unintended) are significant. Environmental aspects to consider include but are not limited to: emission to air releases to water releases to land use of raw materials and natural resources use of energy energy emitted, e.g. heat, radiation and vibration waste and by-products clearing Potential impacts may include but are not limited to: Disturbance to heritage or cultural sites Disturbance to communities Erosion of land Harm to threatened species Pollution/contamination to air, water or land Introduction and spread of non-native species Risk Assessment Identify which environmental impacts are significant using risk assessment methods. Provide an overview of risk management techniques and strategies. This section should outline how environmental hazards and associated risks are identified, assessed, evaluated and controlled. At least the following should be included in the overview: standards and procedures hazard identification risk assessment risk control frequency of assessment An Environmental Risk Identification Matrix can be used to identify mine activities, processes and facilities which require control strategies to ensure environmental protection. Use this information to design the environmental management activities, controls and monitoring to prevent or minimise those environmental impacts. An example of a risk assessment matrix is included in the appendices. Environmental Management Plans (EMP) The EMP’s should include the detailed mitigation and control measures to be used to prevent or
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