waters impacting water quality due to suspended solids and stakeholders other contaminants. Various types of waste such as High Construction Waste management plan should be Planning part Contractor Supervising litter, human waste, food waste, areas and the agreed at the mobilization stage should be carried Officer with etc. from labour camps, as well vicinity A waste recycling plan shall be out as the support of as construction-related wastes prepared by the contractor to reduce construction local will be generated can create the amount of waste disposed planning and stakeholders inconveniences to public and Waste generated during site should be in place school users, and contribute clearance should be disposed of in by the time of negatively towards public areas approved by the local mobilization health; wastes that are not authority At least weekly disposed properly can become Construction sites shall be cleared disposal of waste breeding grounds for water on a daily basis of any material that should take place borne diseases and can can cause injury or potential contribute to groundwater and become a public health hazard coastal water contamination; Proper and marked waste bins and unsafe disposal of asbestos should be located on construction from degraded roofs may cause sites and labour camps public health issues Disposal of hazardous materials shall be done in a manner that does not cause harm to surrounding environment and public. Paints, thinners and other material shall be temporarily stored and disposed of RGOB approved methodology and sites in consultation with the local authorities. Temporary storage should be barricaded and marked. During decommissioning activities, hazardous material shall be identified (e.g asbestos sheets) and
waters impacting water quality due to suspended solids and other contaminants. stakeholders Various types of waste such as litter, human waste, food waste, etc. from labour camps, as well as construction-related wastes will be generated can create inconveniences to public and school users, and contribute negatively towards public health; wastes that are not disposed properly can become breeding grounds for water borne diseases and can contribute to groundwater and coastal water contamination; and unsafe disposal of asbestos from degraded roofs may cause public health issues High Construction areas and the vicinity Waste management plan should be agreed at the mobilization stage A waste recycling plan shall be prepared by the contractor to reduce the amount of waste disposed Waste generated during site clearance should be disposed of in areas approved by the local authority Construction sites shall be cleared on a daily basis of any material that can cause injury or potential become a public health hazard Proper and marked waste bins should be located on construction sites and labour camps Disposal of hazardous materials shall be done in a manner that does not cause harm to surrounding environment and public. Paints, thinners and other material shall be temporarily stored and disposed of RGOB approved methodology and sites in consultation with the local authorities. Temporary storage should be barricaded and marked. During decommissioning activities, hazardous material shall be identified (e.g asbestos sheets) and Planning part should be carried out as construction planning and should be in place by the time of mobilization At least weekly disposal of waste should take place Contractor Supervising Officer with the support of local stakeholders
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