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Essential Aspects Of A Site Management Plan

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Introduction As Paul Hawken states, good management is the art of making problems so interesting and their solutions so constructive that everyone wants to get to work and deal with them. This paper will explore the essential aspects of a Site Management Plan. Divided into two parts - part one is a graphical representation of the Construction Management Plan (CMP) - a flow chart demonstrating issues and/or notions relating to the construction and site plan. Part two Proposed Construction Project – Case Study The proposed construction project is located in the outter-skirt of Brisbane’s Central Business District, Spring Hill, Queensland, as demonstrated in Figure 1. A fifteen storey commercial construction project – site measuring at …show more content…

Meet Brisbane City Council Noise regulation. Allowed Noise Hours: 6:30am-6:3pm Monday-Saturday (Brisbane City Council) Note: The Project Managers are responsible for compliance with regulations 11 & 13 of the Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations 1971. DUST Requirements: Minimise dust within the construction site – ensuring no health risks will be involved with all involved Public Safety: Site is surrounded by residential and office buildings, as well as pedestrains – it is crucial that dust emissions don’t affect them Notes: Manage dust emissions generated within the project area, so that the appropriate dust criteria is met during both the construction and operational stages PUBLIC SAFETY & AMENITIES Requirements: City of Melbourne states that the public must be protected from activities occurring on building sites – it must be kept neat and tidy to maintain public safety and local amenity EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Requirements: Ensure Site Analysis has been carried out before construction commencement Note: Erosion and sediment has been identified as an issue for effective and environmentally responsible management for the project and is a requirement of project approval. In addition to this construction requirement there is

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