What should a site management plan include?

A Site Management Plan or SMP will contain practical information on how to manage your operation in compliance with your permit, it will also contain other compliance information, such as oil storage regulations, or hazardous chemical storage.

What is the site management plan?

An SMP defines how the site is to be managed or monitored to ensure the risks from contamination remain at an acceptable level. This site management plan (SMP) sets out measures to reduce unacceptable human health risks by preventing direct access and exposure to impacted soil and groundwater.

What is a site environmental plan?

environmental management plan (EMP) A site or project specific plan developed to ensure that appropriate environmental management practices are followed during the construction and/or operation of a project.

What is a traffic management plan?

Traffic management planning A traffic management plan (TMP) details how the risks associated with plant and vehicle traffic are being managed in a workplace. Plans should be regularly monitored and reviewed to ensure they are effective and account for changes in the workplace.

What qualifications do I need to be site manager?

Qualifications and training required Graduates will need a degree in a construction-related subject, such as construction and project management or civil engineering. Most graduate site managers work towards gaining chartership with the Chartered Institute of Building, a professional qualification you gain on the job.

Who prepares a cemp?

If construction outside of the standard construction hours is proposed, in addition to the information required for work within the standard construction hours, a CEMP should include an acoustic assessment prepared by a suitably qualified and experienced acoustic engineer7.

How do I write a traffic management plan?

How to develop a traffic management plan

1. Consider the current traffic flow on your worksite by mapping out all possible movements of mobile plant and vehicles.
2. Identify collision points by mapping out pedestrians’ regular routes and seeing where they overlap with mobile plant and vehicles.

What are the site management requirements for Melbourne Water?

The contractor must fully inform themselves of all legislation and standards associated with Occupational Health and Safety. They must ensure the safety of their employees and all other people on or adjacent to the site. They must comply with the Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Act. Works on existing drains

What should be included in a site management plan?

The template consists of two plans. Plan 1: includes a space for a site plan and boxes for narrative, to detail the types and locations of environmental protection measures on the site Plan 2: includes a risk assessment checklist and an area for designs of the environmental protection measures to be used on the site

What do you need to know about Melbourne Water corporate plan?

Our corporate plan states our business objectives, key activities and performance targets for the financial year and four years that follow, in line with section 248 of the Water Act 1989 (Vic). Read the plan for an overview of: our commitment to a liveable Melbourne how we’re delivering valued services to our customers and community

Where to find drainage works in Melbourne Water Plan?

Cross-sections display the drainage works ‘looking upstream’. The first section is drawn in the top left-hand corner of the sheet. The remaining sections are drawn in chainage order down the sheet, noting the centre line of the drain is to be kept in line, vertically through each section.