Environmental Management Plan

Environmental Management Plan
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Introduction
There are many activities that constitute construction work, for instance; site preparation,
demolition, repair works, maintenance operations, movement of vehicles among other activities.
These activities have a high chance of creating environmental pollution which has an effect on
the local watercourses as well as the environment at large and thus needs to be controlled
effectively. Thus, all these need to be taken into consideration before engaging in any
construction activity.
Purpose of the environmental management plan
The main aim of this environmental management plan is to:
I. Define the legal structures for the project in relation to the environmental matters during
the construction phase
II. Highlight the environmental objectives vis-à-vis the construction phase
III. Highlight the environmental management systems for the contractors
IV. Provide an overview of employee expectations during the construction project
V. Provide an overview of the various environmental impacts related to the project.
Abbreviations
Some of the abbreviations which have been used in this management plan include
 EMP- environmental management plan
 HSE- health, safety, and environment
 SCENR supreme council for the environment and natural reserves
 EIA Environmental impact assessment
 EMS environmental management system

Scope
In this environmental management plan, the instructions therein are applicable for the
initial construction work, for instance; the site preparations, early works, and cable re-routing
project. The aspects which are covered majorly related to this activity. In addition to this plan,
the detailed contractor’s environment management plans shall accompany this document. This
document is a subsidiary to the health, safety and environment requirements in construction.
Legal basis
The primary basis for this project is:
 An executive by-law for the environmental protection law 2017
 Mic environmental guidelines and environmental protection criteria
 Environmental protection law (2018)
Australian guidelines and policies
Australian guidelines and policies applicable for the management include:
 Managing Acid and Metalliferous Drainage.
 Airborne Contaminants, Noise and Vibration.
 Community Engagement and Development.
 Biodiversity Management.
 Evaluating Performance: Monitoring and Auditing.
 Hazardous Materials Management.
 Risk Assessment and Management.
 Stewardship.
 Water Management.
 AS/NZS ISO 14001: 2004 Environmental Management Systems – Requirements
with guidance for use.

 AS/NZS 4801: 2001 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems –
Specification with guidance for use.
Key issues
 Noise
 Waste
 Storm water
 Water management
 Air quality
 Erosion
Environment management
Environmental policy
As a company, a draft has been established which guides the conduct of the company as
well as any other related activities.
Drytex will showcase a high level of professionalism and responsibility on the matters
dealing with the environment, safety and health for the community as well as the
employees
Any designed construction works shall be in accordance with environmental safety
standards. The company’s objective is to be at the forefront and leading organization in offering
the best sustainable solutions and alternatives that are environmentally friendly.
Environmental objectives for the construction phase
The environmental objectives which drytex company has established into place to help
guide the construction phase stipulate that the work shall be done in a timely manner with