Make a construction environmental management plan (CEMP) for a construction project.

Please cover:

• Environmental prohibitions or restrictions to be applied within specific projects
• Formally or informally gathered information concerning environmental issues and requirements
• Key people to be consulted or included in decision making
• Specific forms of activity to be pursued or which are subject to monitoring or evaluation
• Timeframes and key environmental benchmarks to be achieved.

The structure of your CEMP should follow:

Abstract

1. Project background
2. Construction Environmental Management Plan purpose
3. Project scope and objectives
4. Key members of project team
5. Legislation - Australian standards
   1. Acoustics
   2. Air quality
   3. Demolition
   4. Emergency procedures guides
   5. Environmental auditing
   6. Storage and handling
   7. Commonwealth legislations
   8. Other relevant federal legislation
   9. State legislation
   10. External codes of practice
6. Environmental indicators
   1. Some potential causes of environmental impact
7. Risk assessment
8. Data gathering control measures and procedures
   1. Air quality
   2. Soil quality
   3. Water quality
   4. Noise emissions
   5. Waste management
9. Training and awareness
10. Communication strategies
    1. Incident reporting
11. Audit procedures
12. Change procedures
13. Emergency and remediation response strategies
14. OHS
15. Review processes and procedures submitting revised plans
16. SWOT analysis of the process
17. Monitoring
18. Conclusion
19. References