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Sydney Water Operational Audit 2011/2 - IPART - NSW Government

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Clause Requirement Grade<br />

Reason<br />

<strong>Audit</strong> Questions Evidence Cited <strong>Audit</strong> Observations<br />

asset management<br />

renewal/replacement strategy,<br />

training and competency needs<br />

for staff for inspection,<br />

maintenance, testing and<br />

operation and<br />

renewal/replacement/new<br />

specifications for tanks to meet<br />

these criteria.<br />

Site Inspection. 1 or 2<br />

reservoirs.<br />

A reservoir risk assessment workshop was held on 11 November <strong>2011</strong>. The<br />

workshops identified various modes of contaminant ingress into the reservoir<br />

and discussions occurred on the most appropriate method to measure and<br />

prioritise the risk of ingress.<br />

<strong>Sydney</strong> <strong>Water</strong> inspected all existing reservoirs and finalised a remediation<br />

timetable by 30 June 2012. An inspection checklist and work instruction was<br />

prepared that included inspection criteria and critical limits that <strong>Sydney</strong><br />

<strong>Water</strong> used to inspect each reservoir. The inspections commenced 1<br />

February 2012 and were completed on 30 April 2012. <strong>Operational</strong> input and<br />

water quality data was used to prioritise the program of reservoir roof repairs<br />

identified from the inspections.<br />

Did SWC prepare and issue to<br />

<strong>IPART</strong> by 31 March 2012 an<br />

<strong>Audit</strong> Recommendations<br />

Report that addressed the<br />

recent audit recommendations<br />

(2010-11) including address of<br />

opportunities for<br />

improvement?<br />

For the period 1 July <strong>2011</strong> to 30 June 2012 <strong>Sydney</strong> <strong>Water</strong> managed drinking<br />

water quality in accordance with the Australian Drinking <strong>Water</strong> Guidelines<br />

and complied with this Operating Licence requirement.<br />

12 of the 13 water delivery systems fully complied with the 2004 ADWG<br />

health guideline values. The Nepean Delivery System did not comply against<br />

the THM health guideline value.<br />

A design Specification for a reservoir design was provided as an example of<br />

the standard needed.<br />

The aim of the Folio document is as internal document process to pull<br />

together whole story annually. Assigns accountability to Clauses. Tracks<br />

Progress specific to Clauses. Embedded with requirements and audit<br />

recommendations. Updated twice per year.<br />

Reservoir Roof Renewals Value Engineering Workshop, 24 May <strong>2011</strong><br />

Established a “functional requirement for the reservoir roof renewal” which<br />

would meet the stakeholders requirements, including optimised asset life,<br />

ease of construction, minimise construction costs and improvements in water<br />

quality performance.<br />

A concept design review was conducted on 3 November <strong>2011</strong>. Initiatives<br />

included full roof span sheeting, minimising penetrations / hatches etc,<br />

ensuring roof extended over reservoir walls, vermin proofing and improving<br />

chlorine dosing ports.<br />

A <strong>Water</strong> Quality workshop was also held on 28 October <strong>2011</strong> to ensure a<br />

risk assessment process to protect water quality with reservoir design.<br />

Existing controls were reviewed.<br />

30 | GHD | Report for Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal - <strong>Operational</strong> <strong>Audit</strong> of <strong>Sydney</strong> <strong>Water</strong> Corporation, 23/14602

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