CEMP - NZ Transport Agency

NZ Transport Agency
CSM2 & MSRFL
Position Name Company Responsibility
Resident Engineer TBC TBC • Support the Project Manager
• Successful delivery of the Project
Construction
Environmental
Manager (CEM) (or
equivalent)
TBC Contractor • Environmental induction and
training of personnel including
subcontractors and visitors
• Responding to incidents and
providing feedback to interested or
affected parties.
• Environmental Reporting
• Maintaining CEMP
• Compliance with CEMP, aspect
management plans and consent
conditions
• Liaison with Regional and District
Councils and other regulatory
authorities
CEMP Expectations for the appointed Principal Contractor
Table 3 should be reviewed and completed upon appointment of the Principal contractor. An
organisational chart should also be included in this CEMP by the Construction Environmental
Manager. This organisation chart should show the relationships and connections for the positions
identified in Table 3.
The defined roles and responsibilities and the chart do not remove or overwrite the legal duties,
responsibilities and obligations of the Principal Contractor in accordance with the contract
documents and legislation.
3.2 Training
The Policy and Objectives of this CEMP will only be met successfully when all those responsible for
its implementation and review are thoroughly conversant with its content, interpretation and
performance measurement. The NZTA is committed to providing training for its site workforce and
putting in place contractual arrangements with the Principal Contractor that stipulate the need for
adequate training to be provided to all contracted members of the workforce.
Draft 42 CEMP