sydney-city-centre-review-of-environmental-factors

No Impact Environmental safeguard Responsibility Timing
78 Manage the design to
accommodate the climate
change factors of increased
temperature and rainfall
events across the whole
proposal.
Hazards and risks
79 Construction hazard and
risk management across
the proposal.
80 Accidental spillage and
discharge across the
proposal during
construction.
81 Workforce and pedestrian
and cyclist safety during
construction across the
proposal.
82 Workforce and pedestrian
and cyclist safety during
construction across the
proposal.
83 Workforce and pedestrian
and cyclist safety during
construction across the
proposal.
Adopt the latest pavement design to ensure resilience against
extreme temperature and rainfall events.
Prepare a hazard and risk management plan (HRMP) as a subplan
of the CEMP. As a minimum, the plan would:
Include an emergency response plan
Be prepared by a suitably qualified hazard management
specialist
Provide for the implementation, monitoring and maintenance
of the identified hazard controls.
Keep wet and dry spill kit, sand-filled/gravel-filled socks and
geotextile matting ‘onsite’ at all times.
Train staff in the appropriate deployment, use, removal and
disposal of spill kit.
Fence off and secure all work sites to prevent public access.
Backfill or cover all open excavations with boards/plates outside
of working hours.
Retain exclusion fencing and traffic control measures at all times
unless their removal is a condition of the road occupancy licence
(ROL) in which case make the construction site safe and
demobilise between occupancy periods.
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Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 458
Review of Environmental Factors