Rolling Stock PPP Double Deck Trains Exhibit 7 RailCorp ...
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Rail Corporation New South Wales<br />
<strong>Rolling</strong> <strong>Stock</strong> <strong>PPP</strong> – <strong>Double</strong> <strong>Deck</strong> <strong>Trains</strong><br />
Maintenance Facility Works Specification<br />
<strong>Exhibit</strong> 7 - MFS v7.doc<br />
with <strong>RailCorp</strong>’s requirements as detailed in Attachment 5. The access system<br />
should cater for automatic after hours access for the Sets, and the Other Sets;<br />
(f) pedestrian entrance: entrance for pedestrians (staff and visitors) to the<br />
Maintenance Facility must be via a turnstile security gate with identity<br />
authorisation system (such as a magnetic card system or finger print scanning).<br />
An intercom system must be provided to authorise and allow entry by persons<br />
not possessing an entry card or other identity authorisation as appropriate to<br />
the system provided. <strong>PPP</strong> Co’s design of these provisions is required to<br />
include suitable means of easy access to comply with the requirements of<br />
people with disabilities. The pedestrian entrance security must conform with<br />
<strong>RailCorp</strong>’s requirements as detailed in Attachment 5;<br />
(g) road entrance: appropriate entrance security for road vehicles entering the<br />
Maintenance Facility must be provided. The road entrance security must<br />
conform with <strong>RailCorp</strong>’s requirements as detailed in Attachment 5;<br />
(h) CCTV monitoring: a CCTV security system must be provided, including digital<br />
recording, to monitor the entrances, perimeter fencing, yard, car parking, and<br />
Storage Roads (including between sets) and other Maintenance Facility yard<br />
areas. The CCTV system must be linked to a suitable monitoring location<br />
within the Maintenance Facility. The CCTV security system must conform with<br />
<strong>RailCorp</strong>’s requirements as detailed in Attachment 5, including the requirement<br />
for it to be linked to the <strong>RailCorp</strong> CCTV system;<br />
(i) site lighting: illumination levels of the Maintenance Site including yards, roads<br />
(including access roads to the Maintenance Site), pedestrian walkways and car<br />
parking must comply with occupational health and safety laws and be in<br />
accordance with industry best practice for working and security;<br />
(j) car parking access control. The car park must have a fence separating it from<br />
the operational areas of the Maintenance Site and must be provided with<br />
dedicated pedestrian and vehicle electronic access control; and<br />
(k) access gates for authorised <strong>RailCorp</strong> personnel to gain access across the<br />
Maintenance Facility / Maintenance Site for the purpose of maintenance and<br />
emergency recovery operations within the adjacent Auburn corridor area,<br />
including the land on which the Commissioning Track / Down Relief line is<br />
situated. The location(s) for these gates is shown on the Auburn Masterplan<br />
and in more detail by the <strong>RailCorp</strong> Maintenance Facility Reference Design.<br />
The security for the Maintenance Facility must reflect the requirement for a 24 hours per<br />
day, 7 days per week security presence.<br />
3.1.9 Landscaping<br />
The design and construction of the landscaping of the Maintenance Site must include trees<br />
and shrubs of local provenance native species, and must present an aesthetically pleasant<br />
Maintenance Facility.<br />
Trees and shrubs in the landscaping should not inhibit the performance of the CCTV and<br />
the natural surveillance (clear sight lines) of the Maintenance Site. Trees should be well<br />
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