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Segment UpdateSegment 1WESTPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Current Works:Boundary Rd AreaMSE wallconstructionJet grouting &drilled shafts Monitoring / Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation: Containment <strong>an</strong>d treatment of concrete-affected water; M<strong>an</strong>aging site run-off: place rock on access roads, sweepingroads, protecting storm drains.PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Current Works Monitoring/Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation:Sprott Street <strong>an</strong>d H<strong>ig</strong><strong>hway</strong> 1 Storm waterm<strong>an</strong>agement <strong>an</strong>ddewatering. Discharge to vegetation. Monitoring dischargelocations. Effectiveness of sedimentcontrols. Monitor water quality ofadjacent watercourses.MSE WallconstructionConcrete / Timberpile installationPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Current WorksKensington Interch<strong>an</strong>ge Monitoring/Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation:EPS footing constructionStructures work(pier cap construction) Implement concreteBMPs No wash out on site Secondary containmentfor excess concrete Cover curing concretewith polyPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Current WorksGaglardi Interch<strong>an</strong>geMaterial m<strong>an</strong>agement at laydown yardMonitoring/Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation: Re-slope <strong>an</strong>d hydroseedall exposed soils Construct swale tocollect site runoff Pump <strong>an</strong>d treat waterfrom the swale Discharge treated wate<strong>rt</strong>o vegetation, <strong>an</strong>dthrough a series ofcheck dams Monitor water quality ofadjacent watercoursesPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Future WorksWillingdon Interch<strong>an</strong>geDrilled shaft installationPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Future WorksKensington Interch<strong>an</strong>geGirder installationPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Future WorksGaglardi Interch<strong>an</strong>geStone columnsPave ramp detourPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Future Works Ongoing ground improvements <strong>an</strong>d structures work at BoundaryRoad / BNSF: Jet grout Column construction MSE wall construction Ongoing ground improvements (preload): Willingdon Interch<strong>an</strong>ge Kensington Interch<strong>an</strong>ge Gaglardi Interch<strong>an</strong>ge Ongoing storm drain installation in the medi<strong>an</strong> from Gr<strong>an</strong>dviewto Kensington.PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 1Hot-Button Items Applying adaptive m<strong>an</strong>agement to sediment <strong>an</strong>d erosion controls: Ensuring they’re functioning as intended Improving or modifying to prevent water quality issues Maintaining existing sediment <strong>an</strong>d erosion controls. Storm water m<strong>an</strong>agement within the work sites, includingdewatering <strong>an</strong>d water treatment.PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Training Segment 1 Roles of Environmental Monitor Environmental pre-work checklist Dewatering pumps <strong>an</strong>d sumps Hazardous materials m<strong>an</strong>agementPMH1 – IAERCSegment 12010-11-17

Segment 1Environmental Specialist Monitoring PHH Arc: Sampling potentially contaminated materialSupervised contaminated water removal & collected finalsoil samples AMEC: Archaeological assessment at future compensation sitePMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 1Environmental Quality 1 NCR <strong>an</strong>d 5 OFI’s were issued since last IAERC meeting. NCR 67: Poor pump discharge location was selected <strong>an</strong>dsediment-laden waters were discharged to a fish bearingwatercourse.PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 1Environmental Incidents No spills since the last IAERC meeting (Oct20) 1 incident: Crew was dewatering a work area, <strong>an</strong>d chose a poordischarge location. Resulted in a sediment release into a fish-bearingwatercourse (85 NTU, A(0) watercourse). Corrective Actions: All pump discharge locations to be approved by EC orEM Re-training with emphasis on dewatering protocols,<strong>an</strong>d impo<strong>rt</strong><strong>an</strong>ce of preventing sediment releases intowatercourses.PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment UpdateSegment 2CENTRALPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 2Current Works Environmental Controls for Winter works Construction of Popeye Creek E-Culve<strong>rt</strong> Phase 2 Green wall on the south side of H<strong>ig</strong><strong>hway</strong> 1 Storm Drain Installation under the Po<strong>rt</strong> M<strong>an</strong>n Bridge DetoursPMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Current Works Phase 2 of the C<strong>an</strong>adi<strong>an</strong> Pacific Rail Bridge Continue on the Lougheed Cut wall Emb<strong>an</strong>kment at the Taft construction area. Continue to identify, mit<strong>ig</strong>ate, <strong>an</strong>d improve environmentalcontrols around the site.PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Future Works Placement of bridge girders at structures 5901 <strong>an</strong>d 5907 Complete the Lougheed Cut wall Surcharge the no<strong>rt</strong>h abutment of the Po<strong>rt</strong> M<strong>an</strong>n Bridge Storm drain works near the Mary Hill Bypass Shift the Mary Hill Bypass no<strong>rt</strong>h.PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Future Works H<strong>ig</strong><strong>hway</strong> 1 detour around King Edward Street Phase 2 of the C<strong>an</strong>adi<strong>an</strong> Pacific Bridge Surcharge for railway relocation Continue to improve environmental controls <strong>an</strong>d sediment<strong>an</strong>d erosion control measures. Phase 2 of Popeye CreekE-culve<strong>rt</strong>PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Hot-Button Items Sediment <strong>an</strong>d Erosion Control Work completed from the issue tracking matrix HousekeepingPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Training Segment 2Segment 2 Since Last IAERC Meeting, Segment 2 has conducted a total of15 training sessions including 2 foremen <strong>an</strong>d 12 tool box <strong>an</strong>d 1engineer training . The training topics are as follows: Buttoning up sites Concrete works specific Environmental Attitudes Environmental Compli<strong>an</strong>ce Pose fish window works SEC measures Spill Repo<strong>rt</strong>ing Procedure Winter ConstructionPMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Environmental Specialist MonitoringGebauer <strong>an</strong>d Associates PGL EBB Wildlife <strong>an</strong>d amphibi<strong>an</strong>s Soil sampling Beaver trapping/relocation Beaver pond leveler installation <strong>an</strong>d removalPMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Environmental Quality NCR’s: NCR 68: Insufficient documentation <strong>an</strong>d communicationof pl<strong>an</strong>s for treating water with elevated Zinc levels.PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 2Environmental Incidents Two incidents 5L hydraulic spill 20-25L hydraulic spillPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment UpdateSegment 3BRIDGEPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Current Works Surrey - South SideSegment 3Knuckleconstruction<strong>an</strong>d erectingstabilizersegmentsErecting pre-castsegmentsbetween piers S2Elevating roadway at115 A AvenueConcrete poursbetween PiersS6 <strong>an</strong>d S7<strong>an</strong>d S3PMH1 – IAERC2010-10-20

Current WorksSurrey - South Side Air Quality (including no<strong>rt</strong>h side) Regular mainten<strong>an</strong>ce ofvehicles One Air Quality Specialist sitevisit since last IAERC No issuesPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Current WorksSegment 3Surrey - South Side cont’d Works overhead including epoxy<strong>an</strong>d concrete pours Not occurring oversensitive areas such aswatercourses Polysheeting put down onground. Sealing form work as muchPMH1 – IAERCas possible2010-11-17

Current WorksSurrey - South Side cont’d South Abutment Drainage – L<strong>an</strong>dfillCreek During heavy rain localized on 115Awater pooled in localized areas Roadway again elevated, <strong>an</strong>dclear crush rock installed Remained within BC Water QualityGuidelinesPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Current Works Marine - Fraser RiverConcrete pours,Mud slab pour,rebar <strong>an</strong>d formconcrete pourwork at piers N4inside piles, rebar<strong>an</strong>d N5work at pier N3PMH1 – IAERCSegment 3Knuckleconstruction(form <strong>an</strong>d rebarwork) at pier N1Trestle pileinstallation,excavation, sealpour preparation atpier N22010-11-17

Current WorksMarine - Fraser River Excavation inside cofferdam atpier N2 Water quality monitored TSS samples collected Water within BC Water QualityGuidelines No issuesPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Current WorksMarine - Fraser River cont’dSegment 3 Trestle pile installation at pier N2 Use of impact hammer Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation in place - bubblecu<strong>rt</strong>ain Hydrophone monitor on site Inst<strong>an</strong>ces ofoverpressurizations Bubble cu<strong>rt</strong>ain adjusted – noPMH1 – IAERCfu<strong>rt</strong>her issues 2010-11-17

Current WorksMarine - Fraser River cont’d Dewatering at pier N3 Water Quality Samplingconducted One inst<strong>an</strong>ce of waterexceeding the BC WaterQuality St<strong>an</strong>dards New procedure implementedPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Current WorksMarine - Fraser River cont’d Concrete Mud Slab Pour at PierN3 Water quality monitored inside<strong>an</strong>d outside cofferdam duringpour Water quality within BC WaterQuality Guidelines outside ofthe cofferdamPMH1 – IAERC No issuesSegment 32010-11-17

Current WorksMarine - Fraser River cont’d MITIGATION:- 4000 lbs of dry ice (C02)- Foam to seal form work- S<strong>an</strong>d bags- Plywood to deflect seapage water- Crew monitoring pH levels inside cofferdam- Empty piles- Timing of concrete pour- H<strong>ig</strong>her form workPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Segment 3Current WorksCoquitlam - No<strong>rt</strong>h SideSheet pile installation at H1-59 watercourseConcrete pour, rebar <strong>an</strong>dform work at piers N8 toN15Excavation <strong>an</strong>d rebar <strong>an</strong>dform work at pier N7Drilled shafts including concretepours at pier N6PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Current WorksCoquitlam - No<strong>rt</strong>h Side Pier N6 Drilled Shaft Material M<strong>an</strong>agement Immediately place in dump truck Spoils hauled out on a regularlybasis Additional sediment <strong>an</strong>d erosioncontrol No archaeological monitoringsince last IAERCPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Current WorksCoquitlam - No<strong>rt</strong>h Side Installation of sheet pile wall at H1-59watercourse Sediment <strong>an</strong>d erosion control Water within BC Water QualityGuidelines Wall is now complete No issuesPMH1 – IAERCSegment 32010-11-17

Segment 3Future Works Delivery <strong>an</strong>d erection of segments at pier S4 through S7 sp<strong>an</strong>s Knuckle (pylon) construction at pier N1 <strong>an</strong>d S1 Concrete mud slab pour at pier N2 Drilled Shaft Work at pier N6 Concrete pours, rebar <strong>an</strong>d form work at pier N7 through N15PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Hot Button IssuesPMH1 – IAERCSegment 3 Mud slab concrete pourat pier N2 Concrete seal pour atpier N2 Drilled shaft operation atpier N6 – Archaeologicalmonitoring L<strong>an</strong>dfill Creek2010-11-17

Segment 3Training Segment 3 Since Last IAERC Meeting, Segment 3 has conducted thefollowing environmental training: 3 Toolbox Meetings (89 to date) Concrete Pour Mud Slab Work Procedure Clearing Best M<strong>an</strong>agement Practices 4 Forem<strong>an</strong>’s Meetings (65 to date) Secondary Containment Sediment <strong>an</strong>d Erosion Control 1 Mass Safety Meeting (13 to date)PMH1 – IAERC Hazardous material storage <strong>an</strong>d environmental incidents2010-11-17

Segment 3Environmental Specialist Monitoring Air Quality Monitoring (Levelton Consulting) Archaeological Monitoring (AMEC) Wildlife Monitoring (EBB) Hydrophone Monitoring (Keystone Environmental)PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 3Environmental Quality No New NCR or OFIs since last IAERC meetingPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 3Environmental Incidents Two (2) Environmental Incidents Since Last IAERC Meeting At the Pre-Cast Yard, approximately 4 L of hydraulic fluidspilled from a cr<strong>an</strong>e At Pier S2 approximately 1 – 2 litres of oil spilled to the groundfrom a cr<strong>an</strong>e.PMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 3SouthSideSp<strong>an</strong> 3PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 3Pier S1PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 3PierN1PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 3PierN4PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 3PiersN5<strong>an</strong>dN4PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

No<strong>rt</strong>h Approach Piers N6 – N14Segment 3PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment UpdateSegment 4EAST & FHCPMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Segment 4Current Works Johnson Hill-Dogwood Area Prepping for diversion & paving activities.PMH1 – IAERC 2010-10-20

Current Works 152nd St. & Queen’s Prope<strong>rt</strong>y Prepping for paving of diversion Working on pedestri<strong>an</strong> underpassSegment 4

Current Works 156th Area Hauling, grading, & compacting of site surfaces.Segment 4

Current Works 160th St. & 104th Ave Overpass Grading & Compacting Surfaces, Utility Installation Construction of the No<strong>rt</strong>h & South abutment at 104th Overpass Pl<strong>an</strong>ting at Hjo<strong>rt</strong>h Creek Compensation AreaSegment 4

Current Works HWY 1 Medi<strong>an</strong> Between 168 th & 200 th Prepping for diversion & paving activities. Utility installationSegment 4

Current Works HWY 1 Medi<strong>an</strong> Between 168 th & 200 th Prepping for diversion & paving activities. Utility installationSegment 4

Current Works Fraser He<strong>ig</strong>hts Connector (FHC) & FraserHe<strong>ig</strong>hts Bridge (FHB) Pre-Loading Activities Grading, compacting, & haulingSegment 4

Segment 4Future Works Po<strong>rt</strong> M<strong>an</strong>n Bridge – 152 nd Grade & Pave Diversions Utilities Cle<strong>an</strong> up of Loughren Prope<strong>rt</strong>y 160th Continue to work on overpass Drainage 176 th Complete MSE wall in center Medi<strong>an</strong> Complete Clear & Grub of East bound off-ramp FHC Demolition of Windsor PlywoodPMH1 – IAERC Grade & Pave Diversions2010-11-17

Hot-Button Items Erosion & Sediment Control 152 nd IC Guilford Brook Tributary Johnson Hill L<strong>an</strong>dfill Creek 186 th St. – 200 th St. H1-05 watercoursePMH1 – IAERCSegment 42010-11-17

Training Segment 4 Erosion & Sediment Control Brock White Geotechnical October 26 th , 2010Segment 42010-11-17

Segment 4Environmental Specialist Monitoring Gebauer & Associates – Wildlife salvages at FraserHe<strong>ig</strong>hts Bridge PHH Arc – Water Well Monitoring (Summer/FallSampling) EBB Consulting – Beaver trapping PGL – Soil Sampling along PMH1 CorridorPMH1 – IAERC2010-11-17

Segment 4Environmental Quality Segment Four Received four (4) OFI’s (Oppo<strong>rt</strong>unity For Improvement) Internal Audit on our 35(2) ProcessPMH1 – IAERC 2010-10-20

Environmental Incidents Segment 4 had 5 Incidents’ 2 Cool<strong>an</strong>t Spills (48L) 1 Hydraulic Spill (10L) 1 Diesel Spill (

Project Overview Summary to Nov 30/10PMH1 – IAERC 2010-11-17

Outline Environmental Permitting Environmental Monitoring Issues vs Incidents Environmental Quality Successes

Environmental PermittingL<strong>an</strong>d Permits DFO 35(2) Authorization for “harmful alteration, disruption, ordestruction” (HADD) to fish habitat Habitat Compensation MoE Water Act Section 9 Permit for “ch<strong>an</strong>ges in <strong>an</strong>d about a watercourse” Wildlife/Fish Salvage Permits Permit for capture, h<strong>an</strong>dling, <strong>an</strong>d release of wildlife

Environmental PermittingBridge Permits MoE Water Act, Section 8 – 6 permits Water usage permit at 6 locations Tr<strong>an</strong>spo<strong>rt</strong> C<strong>an</strong>ada Nav<strong>ig</strong>able Waters Permit Permit for works in, on, or across a nav<strong>ig</strong>able watercourse MoE Dike Mainten<strong>an</strong>ce Act Approval Approval for works in, on, through a dike Po<strong>rt</strong> Metro V<strong>an</strong>couver Project Permit FREMP <strong>an</strong>d PMV jurisdiction – <strong>an</strong>alogous to municipalpermit

Environmental PermittingOther Permits <strong>an</strong>d Approvals MoTCA Heritage Conservation Act, Heritage Inspection Permit FN Heritage inspection permits MoF L<strong>an</strong>ds Act, Occup<strong>an</strong>t License to Cut permits Municipal Tree Cutting Bylaw Permits Fish salvage permits (both MoE <strong>an</strong>d DFO – consult<strong>an</strong>ts) Wildlife Act permits (Osprey nest exclusion device)

Environmental PermittingAs of November 1, 2010:SegmentExpired & SupersededPermitsActive Permits Total PermitsProject-wide 9 8 17Seg 1 2 14 16Seg 2 16 9 25Seg 3 16 29 45Seg 4 4 12 16FHC 10 32 42Ancillary Sites 2 1 3TOTAL 59 105 164

Environmental MonitoringGeneralist Monitoring A ToCA Commitment 2.4: “Engage <strong>an</strong> Independent Environmental Monitor for theconstruction phase of the Project…” “The EM will be responsible for making on-site decisions<strong>an</strong>d taking on-site action to avoid/respond to negativeenvironmental effects, up to <strong>an</strong>d including issuing a stopwork order if appropriate.” 3 rd Pa<strong>rt</strong>y, independent monitoring conducted by: Segment 1: White Pine Environmental Segment 2 & 4: Sa<strong>rt</strong>ori Environmental Services Segment 3: AMEC

Environmental MonitoringGeneralist Monitoring Weekly Repo<strong>rt</strong>ing to TICorp, MoE, DFO via WeeklyEnvironmental Monitoring Repo<strong>rt</strong>s Environmentally sensitive works Concrete pours, instream works, etc. Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation measures Installation of silt fence, watering roads, etc.Number of repo<strong>rt</strong>s as of November 1, 2010:Segment 1 Segment 2 Segment 3 Segment 4 TOTAL69 85 91 73 318

Environmental MonitoringSpecialist Monitoring & Subconsult<strong>an</strong>ts Monitoring <strong>an</strong>d Suppo<strong>rt</strong> includes: Archaeological (AMEC) Wildlife <strong>an</strong>d fish salvaging (EBB <strong>an</strong>d Gebeaur) Bird nest surveys, raptor monitoring (EBB <strong>an</strong>d Gebeaur) Air quality (PHH Arc <strong>an</strong>d Levelton) Noise Assessments (BKL) Contaminated Site Assessments (PGL, Levelton, PHHArc) Hydrophone monitoring (Segment 3) (Keystone)

Environmental Issues Identified by EM <strong>an</strong>d/or EC Tracked within Weekly Environmental Monitoring Repo<strong>rt</strong>Issue Tracking Matrix (Seg 1):

Environmental Issues Common issues on PMH1: Erosion <strong>an</strong>d Sediment Control Sediment laden water reaching a watercourse Over pressurizations detected by hydrophone monitorduring in-river pile driving Breach of fish exclusion fence

Environmental IssuesSummary of issues as of October 23, 2010:Issue Type Total # AverageDays OpenAir Quality / Dust Control 2 4.0 0Construction Waste M<strong>an</strong>agement 2 10.5 0Contaminated Sites 3 1.0 1Emergency Spill Response 9 2.9 0Fish Habitat 51 2.5 0Hazardous Waste M<strong>an</strong>agement 1 4.0 0Soil Conservation / Stripped Org<strong>an</strong>ic Material 3 34.0 0Surface Water Quality / Sediment Control 259 13.6 18Terrestrial Habitat M<strong>an</strong>agement 24 38.6 0TOTAL 354 13.7 19CurrentlyOpen

Environmental Incidents Internal Spill Repo<strong>rt</strong>ing Spills of deleterious subst<strong>an</strong>ceunder the repo<strong>rt</strong>able amount of100L, as specified by theEnvironmental M<strong>an</strong>agement Act Spills to ground/asphalt Repo<strong>rt</strong>ed internally EMR EQM TICorp

Environmental Incidents Environmental Incident Repo<strong>rt</strong>ing Spills to water, <strong>an</strong>y volume Sediment release Contravention of environmentalpermit conditions Wildlife/fish mo<strong>rt</strong>ality Repo<strong>rt</strong>ed internally <strong>an</strong>dexternally EMR, EQM, TICorp DFO, MoE, 911, EnvironmentC<strong>an</strong>ada, etc. as necessary

Environmental IncidentsAs of November 1, 2010:Segment 461Segment 143Segment 347Segment 291TOTAL: 242 Incidents

Environmental IncidentsAs of November 1, 2010: Spill to water 19Improper Wildlife Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation (NoSalvage)2Improper Wildlife Mit<strong>ig</strong>ation(Songbird Protocol)4Permitting Issues6Wildlife mo<strong>rt</strong>ality4External Source (not related toproject)3Other5Sediment release26Spill to ground/asphalt169Grout release to water4TOTAL: 242 Incidents

Environmental IncidentsAs of November 1, 2010:Environmental Incidents per Month302520151050West Central Bridge East

Environmental QualityAuditingInternal Audits: Conducted by HUB or EQMExternal Audits: Conducted by TICorp Environmental QualityJoint Audits: Conducted by both TICorp <strong>an</strong>d HUB/EQM, with input fromboth pa<strong>rt</strong>ies

Environmental QualityAuditing HUB or Segments are audited Process audits or field audits NCRs <strong>an</strong>d OFIs initiated Audit topics: Permits (DFO, Water Act) EQSPs, EMPs Environmental Work Pl<strong>an</strong>s

Environmental QualityNon-Conform<strong>an</strong>ce Repo<strong>rt</strong>sAs of November 1, 2010:Project-WideSeg 1 Seg 2 Seg 3 Seg 4 Total2 13 29 12 10 66 Common NCR Subjects: Late incident notification to TICorp Erosion <strong>an</strong>d Sediment Control issues <strong>an</strong>d incidents Non-conformity with instream works procedures

Environmental QualityOppo<strong>rt</strong>unities for ImprovementAs of November 1, 2010:Project-WideSeg 1 Seg 2 Seg 3 Seg 4 Total3 23 28 7 16 77 Common OFI Subjects: Submitting documentation to appropriate agencies(notifications, EWPs, monitoring repo<strong>rt</strong>s, etc.) Erosion <strong>an</strong>d sediment control

SUCCESSES! Permit Acquisition (Approx 164 different permits) Self identification of issues <strong>an</strong>d incidents (As outlined above) M<strong>an</strong>agement Pl<strong>an</strong> preparation <strong>an</strong>d distribution (FTP Site) Following workflow procedures <strong>an</strong>d scheduling (i.e. permits,surveys, salvage, adaptive m<strong>an</strong>agement) Minimizing stop work orders <strong>an</strong>d compli<strong>an</strong>ce issues

SUCCESSES! Instream work window (2010 works all completed intimeframe) Completion of large volume of instream works includingculve<strong>rt</strong> extensions, installations, compensationconstruction Instream works in over 50 watercourses (2 months) Approximately 104 thous<strong>an</strong>d cubic metres of concrete pouredin Segment 3 alone with only minor incidents

SUCCESSES! Multidisciplinary coordination <strong>an</strong>d m<strong>an</strong>agement of issuesassociated with complicated <strong>an</strong>d dynamic project Working collaboratively with general monitor <strong>an</strong>dspecialists Continual improvement <strong>an</strong>d adaptive m<strong>an</strong>agement

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