CONSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

Construction Environmental Management Plan3 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE3.1 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIESThe NCIG management structure during construction of the Project is shown on Figure 4 (including Figures 4a,4b and 4c).Project ManagerThe Project Manager will be responsible for the overall project management and delivery including the following:overall fill/preloading scheduling;ensuring that the construction of the Project complies with relevant legislation, approvals, and conditions ofthis CEMP;ensuring audits are undertaken on the implementation of the requirements of this CEMP;approving the environmental induction training (Section 3.3); andensuring all Project staff undergo environmental induction training (Section 3.3) of relevant NCIG policies,procedures, management plans, statutory and contract requirements and requirements of this CEMP.Construction and Engineering ManagersThe Construction and Engineering Managers will report to the Project Manager.Engineering Managers will be responsible for the following activities:The Construction andmanagement of fill/preloading activities;installation of water management infrastructure;management of structural and mechanical installations, sampling, mobile machines, ancillary services andelectricity reticulation and control systems;implementation of fill/preloading scheduling;management of bulk earth works, civils, concrete, rail and wharf construction; andliaising with the Environmental Representative to determine appropriate environmental managementstrategies and implementation of contingency measures, where necessary.The Construction and Engineering Managers will manage the coordination of fill/preloading activities. TheConstruction and Engineering Managers will liaise with the Environmental Representative with respect to themanagement of contractors for construction activities to comply with environmental management requirements ofthis CEMP and the Project Approval (06_0009).In addition, the Construction Manager will be responsible for the following activities:management of construction traffic, including heavy vehicle movements;day to day management of the construction site;maintenance of a master copy of this CEMP containing a record of completed actions, monitoring andreports supplied by construction personnel;coordination of Engineering Procurement and Construction Management (EPCM) staff, where necessary toimplement and monitor relevant requirements of this plan;maintenance of a register of all inducted and trained personnel; andmanagement of construction traffic, including heavy vehicle movements.The Construction Manager will support the Environmental Representative in managing the environmentalperformance of the Project. Specific environmental management measures identified by the contractor riskassessment will be implemented by contractors under the supervision of the Construction Manager. TheConstruction Manager will be responsible for overseeing the timely implementation of the environmentalmanagement measures identified by the contractor risk assessment (Section 4.1).16