Interim Notification of Environmental Quality Limit Exceedances Sample Clauses

Interim Notification of Environmental Quality Limit Exceedances. With reference to Event/Action Plans, when the environmental quality limits are exceeded, the ET will notify the Contractor(s), ER and EPD as appropriate within 24 hours of the identification of the exceedance. The notification will be followed up with each party on the results of the investigation, proposed action and success of the action taken, with any necessary follow-up proposals. A sample template for the interim notifications is shown in Appendix D. Monitoring Location Details of Location Sampler Identification Date & Time of Sampling Elapsed-time Meter Reading Start (min.) Stop (min.) Total Sampling Time (min.) Weather Conditions Site Conditions Initial Flow Rate, Qsi Pi (mmHg) Ti (oC) Hi (in.) Qsi (Std. m3) Final Flow Rate, Qsf Pf (mmHg) Tf (oC) Hf (in.) Qsf (Std. m3) Average Flow Rate (Std. m3) Total Volume (Std. m3) Filter Identification No. Initial Wt. of Filter (g) Final Wt. of Filter (g) Measured TSP Level (ug/m3) Name & Designation Signature Date Field Operator: Laboratory Staff: Checked by: Monitoring Location Description of Location Date of Monitoring Measurement Start Time (hh:mm) Measurement Time Length (min.) Noise Meter Model / Identification Calibrator Model / Identification Measurement Results L90 (dB(A)) L10 (dB(A)) LEQ (dB(A)) Major Construction Noise Source(s) during Monitoring Other Noise Source(s) during Monitoring Remarks Name & Designation Signature Date Recorded by: Checked by: Location (Monitoring Station) Date Start Time (hh:mm) Weather Sea Condition Tide Mode Water Depth (m) Monitoring Depth Surface Middle Bottom Xxxxxxxx (ppt) Temperature (oC) DO Saturation (%) DO (mg/ L) Turbidity (NTU) SS Sample Identification SS (mg/L) Chlorophyll-a (mg/L) Observed Construction Activities <100m from location >100m from location Other Observations Name & Designation Signature Date Recorded by: Checked by: Note: The SS and chlorophyll -a results are to be filled up once they are available from the laboratory. Sample Template for Interim Notifications of Environmental Quality Limits Exceedances Incident Report on Action Level or Limit Level Non-compliance Project Date Time Monitoring Location Parameter Action & Limit Levels Measured Level Possible reason for Action or Limit Level Non-compliance Actions taken / to be taken Remarks Location Plan Prepared by : Designation : Signature : Date : Appendix E Implementation Schedule EIA EM&A Environmental Protection Measures Objectives of the Location/Duration of Implementation Implementation Rel...
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Interim Notification of Environmental Quality Limit Exceedances. With reference to the Event and Action Plan, when the environmental quality performance limits are exceeded and if they are proven to be valid, the ET should immediately notify the IEC and EPD, as appropriate. The notification should be followed up with advice to the IEC and EPD on the results of the investigation, proposed actions and success of the actions taken, with any necessary follow-up proposals. A sample template for interim notification is presented in Appendix E.
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