Impact Potential Location Mitigation Measures Frequency of Implementing Monitoring Significance Interventions Responsibility Responsibility Poor design impacting High Project site Incorporate as appropriate the During design Design engineer structural integrity and safety of following during planning, siting stage infrastructure such as physical and design phases: trauma associated with failure Inclusion of buffer strips or physical of structures, fires, injuries due separations around project to falls or contact of machinery, Incorporation of siting and safety respiratory distress from dust, engineering criteria to prevent fumes and noxious odours and failures due natural and/or exposure to hazardous materials risks (such as wind, flooding, landslides, fires, etc. Application of locally regulated building codes to ensure structural integrity Certification of designing and constructing infrastructure, the applicability and appropriateness of structural criteria Improper disposal of debris High Construction Regular removal of debris generated At least once a Contractor Supervising during site clearing blocking area and to an approved disposal site week; all debris Officer with drains and waterways and disposal If demolished material contains generated as part the support of contaminating water sites hazardous disposal should be of site clearing local carried out as per the guidelines including stakeholders provided the RGOB demolition of All structures demolished should be buildings should removed, and debris recycled or be done before disposed of in authorized by the construction appropriate authority activities commence Improper storing and lengthy Moderate Construction All materials should be stored in a At the stage of Contractor Supervising stockpiled period of gravel/soil area manner to minimize erosion. Silt construction Officer washing off to low-lying areas traps shall be placed where planning and sea appropriate to minimize sedimentation of nearby waterways.
Impact Potential Significance Location Mitigation Measures Frequency of Interventions Implementing Responsibility Monitoring Responsibility Poor design impacting structural integrity and safety of infrastructure such as physical trauma associated with failure of structures, fires, injuries due to falls or contact of machinery, respiratory distress from dust, fumes and noxious odours and exposure to hazardous materials High Project site Incorporate as appropriate the following during planning, siting and design phases: Inclusion of buffer strips or physical separations around project Incorporation of siting and safety engineering criteria to prevent failures due natural and/or risks (such as wind, flooding, landslides, fires, etc. Application of locally regulated building codes to ensure structural integrity Certification of designing and constructing infrastructure, the applicability and appropriateness of structural criteria During design stage Design engineer Improper disposal of debris during site clearing blocking drains and waterways and contaminating water High Construction area and disposal sites Regular removal of debris generated to an approved disposal site If demolished material contains hazardous disposal should be carried out as per the guidelines provided the RGOB All structures demolished should be removed, and debris recycled or disposed of in authorized by the appropriate authority At least once a week; all debris generated as part of site clearing including demolition of buildings should be done before construction activities commence Contractor Supervising Officer with the support of local stakeholders Improper storing and lengthy stockpiled period of gravel/soil washing off to low-lying areas and sea Moderate Construction area All materials should be stored in a manner to minimize erosion. Silt traps shall be placed where appropriate to minimize sedimentation of nearby waterways. At the stage of construction planning Contractor Supervising Officer
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