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Traffic Management Sub-Plan
Uncontrolled when Printed: Revision D
Date: May 2010
4 RESPONSIBILITIES AND RESOURCES
All personnel and contractors are accountable through conditions of
employment or contracts with each individual having defined responsibilities
for ensuring that their work complies with the stated CEMP procedures and
Country Energy’s CEM7022 Environmental Operations Manual. Country
Energy’s procedural guideline CEPG2328 Traffic Control: Safety assigns
responsibilities relating to traffic management to various roles throughout
Country Energy’s staff hierarchy. The Project Environmental Coordinator is
ultimately responsible for ensuring the MCoA, Project Commitments, CEMP
and requirements of applicable Sub-plans are being implemented across all
aspects of the Project.
The roles and responsibilities for the Project are shown in Table 4.1 below.
Table 4.1
Roles and Responsibilities
Project Environmental Coordinator
Action No. Action Timing
TM.EC.01
Ensuring that the MCoA, Project Commitments,
At all times
CEMP and ACHM Sub-plan are being implemented.
TM.EC.02
TM.EC.03
TM.EC.04
TM.EC.05
TM.EC.06
TM.EC.07
Provide the DoP, RTA, Local Councils and
emergency services with the opportunity to
contribute to the development of the TM Sub-plan.
Ensuring all staff and contractors are provided with
induction regarding the importance traffic
management and ensuring that they know of agreed
management and mitigation strategies.
Ensuring those personnel who operate within close
proximity to roadways, access ways and private
access are fully briefed on the relevant requirements
of any approval conditions.
Respond to any complaints from the public in regard
to traffic related impacts.
Provide copies of road dilapidation reports to the
relevant road authority(ies).
Where transmission lines are proposed to be
constructed along Council-owned roads, road
reserves or footpaths, provide the following
information to the relevant council:
• detailed plans of the transmission line route
including vertical, horizontal and/or
underground alignment;
• construction schedule and hours of
construction;
• mitigation measures proposed to reduce
impacts to traffic and pedestrian safety; and
• evidence of compliance with council’s road
opening conditions and the Institute of Public
Works Engineering Australia (2004) Specification
Prior to
commencement of
construction
Prior to
commencement of
construction
Prior to
commencement of
construction
During
Construction.
Prior to
commencement and
after completion of
construction
At least one month
prior to the
commencement of
construction
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA DOCUMENT NO. 0051706 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT/FINAL/28 MAY 2010
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