CPCCDE4002 — Plan demolition work to minimise risk to health, safety and environment

1 Assess potential impacts of demolition tasks.

• 1.1Determine environmental and public health and safety compliance requirements for the demolition site and geographic locality.
• 1.2Determine potential impacts on public health and safety.

2 Implement measures to minimise impacts of demolition work on the environment.

• 2.1Investigate, select and incorporate strategies into procedures to minimise impacts on air quality.
• 2.2Investigate, select and incorporate strategies into procedures to minimise water wastage and impacts on stormwater.
• 2.3Investigate, select and incorporate strategies into procedures to minimise energy wastage and employ renewable energy technologies.
• 2.4Investigate, select and incorporate strategies into procedures to minimise material wastage and to ensure safe disposal of hazardous and waste materials.

3 Identify measures to minimise impacts of demolition work on the public.

• 3.1Interpret and amend strategies regarding site containment, exclusion and signage strategies to minimise impacts on the public and to maximise employee awareness.
• 3.2Interpret and amend strategies regarding pedestrian and traffic management plan for site and site perimeter to minimise risks to the public.
• 3.3Interpret and amend strategies regarding fall prevention for both personnel and materials to minimise risks to site personnel and the public.
• 3.4Interpret and amend strategies regarding noise, air pollution and vibration management to minimise impact on the public.

4 Develop demolition work plans.

• 4.1Interpret documentation to develop demolition work plans.
• 4.2Confirm personnel and staff availability are sufficient for work plans.

5 Brief team and supervise implementation of impact minimisation strategies.

• 5.1Consult with demolition teams to confirm strategies for minimising impact of demolition work on the environment and on public health and safety.
• 5.2Distribute amended safe work method statements (SWMS) and invite and respond to questions, as required.

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