Site Management Plan. The plan prepared by the Consultant and finalised under clause 7.4, which must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Consultant will implement to manage the Services on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan must not be inconsistent with the Contractor’s Site Management Plan and must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities of all Consultant personnel (including the Consultant’s Representative and the Consultant’s key people under clause 4.4(a)(i)) regarding management of the Services on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Commonwealth, the MCC Contract Administrator, the Contractor, the Contractor’s Representative and any Other Contractor regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site (including for the purpose of military activities, expeditions and exercises) during the Services; procedures for access to: Commonwealth property (including any Defence location); and the Site, by Consultant personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Contractor, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Consultant personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for (as applicable): establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the Services; if the Services are to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfield, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan under clause 7.4; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan under clause 7.4 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the Services); the procedure for regularly ident...
Site Management Plan. (Clause 22.1) Security procedures Access to the Site by visitors, pedestrians and vehicles Site induction procedures Safety procedures Emergency procedures Waste management procedures Site maintenance and cleaning procedures Site establishment procedures Dangerous, prohibited and hazardous materials and goods procedures Approval procedures User group and stakeholder procedures Noise management procedures Military expeditions and military exercises procedures Vehicle and traffic management procedures Special Conditions: (Clause 22.1) As set out in Annexure 4 Statutory Requirements (additional): (Clause 22.1) Table of Variation Rates and Prices: (Clause 22.1) WOL Objectives (specific additional): (Clause 22.1)
Site Management Plan. (Clause 1.1) Security procedures Access to the Site by visitors and vehicles Site induction procedures Safety procedures Emergency procedures Approval procedures User group and stakeholder procedures Special Conditions: (Clause 1.1) ....................................................................................................... Subcontract - other documents forming part of the Subcontract: (Clause 1.1) .......................................................................................................
Site Management Plan. Permittee shall submit to CDFW the initial preparation and subsequent updates to the project’s Site Management Plan that is prepared in conformance with the State Water Board’s Cannabis Cultivation Policy and Guidelines.
Site Management Plan. The Permittee shall submit to CDFW the project’s Site Management Plan within 30 days of signing this Agreement. Permittee shall submit subsequent revisions and updates to the Site Management Plan that is prepared in conformance with the State Water Board’s Cannabis Cultivation Policy and Guidelines.
Site Management Plan. The Site Management Plan (SMP) shall:
(1) Outline the processes, procedures, and safeguards that will be used to ensure contaminants or pollutants are not released off-site during the implementation of the RI/FS;
(2) Describe how wastes that are encountered during RI activities will be managed and disposed, as appropriate; and
(3) Be updated annually with any relevant changes.
Site Management Plan. (Clause 20.1) Security procedures Access to the Site by visitors, pedestrians and vehicles Site induction procedures Safety procedures Emergency procedures Waste management procedures Site maintenance and cleaning procedures Site establishment procedures Dangerous, prohibited and hazardous materials and goods procedures Approval procedures User group and stakeholder procedures Noise management procedures Military expeditions and military exercises procedures Vehicle and traffic management procedures. Special Conditions: (Clause 20.1) Subcontract - other documents forming part of the Subcontract: (Clause 20.1) Subcontract Price: (Clause 20.1) Subcontractor: (Clause 20.1) Subcontractor's Representative: (Clause 20.1) Table of Variation Rates and Prices (Clause 20.1) WOL Objectives (specific additional): (Clause 20.1)
Site Management Plan. 1. Within sixty (60) calendar days from the effective date of this Agreement, NASA shall submit to VDEQ and EPA for approval a Site Management Plan (“SMP”) for Fiscal Years 2005 and 2006 (FY 2005 - 2006). The SMP shall be used as a management tool in planning, reviewing and setting priorities for all response activities at the Site. The SMP shall be a two-year planning device and shall contain a timetable, plan or schedule which indicate the time and sequence of activities that will occur at the Site over the ensuing two fiscal years. To ensure that the SMP continues to function as a two-year planning device that is reflective of both ongoing and planned future activities, NASA shall update the SMP on an annual basis. Each annual update shall amend, revise and/or supplement the SMP, as appropriate, so that the SMP continues to address events that will occur at the Site over the following two fiscal years. For the purpose of the SMP, a fiscal year is the yearly time frame used by the United States Government that commences on October 1st of the given calendar year and ends on September 30th of the following calendar year.
2. The SMP shall, at a minimum:
a. Provide a background of current and historic Site operations;
b. Describe current Site conditions;
c. Identify each operable unit (“OU”) and Area of Concern (“AOC”) at the Site and describe the nature of the proposed action(s) at each area, including those actions which are necessary to mitigate any immediate threat to public health or the environment;
d. List the schedules and the deadlines for all submissions and remedial, removal and response actions which are ongoing, planned and/or proposed over the course of the ensuing two fiscal years, including any deadlines already required by EPA in this Agreement.
3. Upon receipt of EPA approval of the SMP for Fiscal Years 2005 and 2006 and every subsequent SMP, NASA shall implement the EPA-approved SMP in accordance with the terms and schedules contained therein.
Site Management Plan a) Plan to be prepared by Contractor and approved by the Employer/ Employer’s representative prior to handover of the site.
b) Plan should be followed during Construction
c) Plan should comply with all relevant statutory regulations as well as Health and safety requirements (as per “
Site Management Plan. (Clause 1.1) (Clause 1.1) (Clause 1.3(a))
