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Environmental Risk Assessment

The document outlines the responsibilities of the Environment Manager in ensuring compliance with environmental legislation and procedures, including monitoring environmental performance and setting objectives. It includes a detailed environmental risk assessment for various activities related to construction, highlighting potential risks, control measures, and responsible personnel. Key concerns addressed include noise pollution, air quality, soil contamination, waste disposal, and worker welfare.

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Environmental Risk Assessment

The document outlines the responsibilities of the Environment Manager in ensuring compliance with environmental legislation and procedures, including monitoring environmental performance and setting objectives. It includes a detailed environmental risk assessment for various activities related to construction, highlighting potential risks, control measures, and responsible personnel. Key concerns addressed include noise pollution, air quality, soil contamination, waste disposal, and worker welfare.

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Environment Manager

 Provide advice to Project Director / Manager / QHSE Manager on measures required to comply with the requirements of applicable environmental legislation
and environmental authorities including the specific requirements of the project approvals and supporting documentation.
 Develop, review, implement and, update Environment Procedures in accordance to the requirements of NEOM Environment Procedures.
 Monitor and, report on the implementation of Environment Procedures and environmental performance.
 Set, monitor, and review environmental objectives and targets.
Environmental Risk Assessment

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Residual
[Link] Potential Initial Risk Risk
Identified Environm Risk to At Responsible
Control measures Person
Aspect ental Risk
Impact
P E A L S R L S R
 Reduce vehicle and equipment
movement to reduce
accumulative noise levels.
 Schedule site mobilisation
activities to permitted hours of
the day.
 Kept acoustic covers on
equipment engines
closed.
 Noise control devices on mobile
equipment shall be checked and
regularly maintained
 Switch off vehicle and equipment
when not in use and apply a “No
Idle Policy”.
 Conduct noise measurement Project
using calibrated devices to ensure Management Site
Noise and legal limits are not exceeded. Engineer
01 Use of Equipment X X All Workforce 4 3 2 2
Vibration on site Supervisor
and Vehicles  Ensure vibratory machines are
HSE Officer
placed on platforms to reduce CEM
spread of vibration.
 Ensure equipment parts are
well lubricated to reduce
friction and therefore noise.
 Limit movement of equipment
to designated access roads.
 Inform sensitive receptors when
noise levels exceed permissible
limits.
 Provide publicised contact details
on site hoarding for sensitive
receptors to communicate their
complaints.
 Allow for several short breaks
during noisy activities to reduce
the cumulative noise levels
Person involved  Ensure vehicles and equipment Project
in the activity are tested at the traffic Management Site
02
Use of Equipment X X Supervisor 4 4 2 2 Engineer
and Vehicles registration authority for emission
Forman Logistic Officer
Nearby workers levels.
 Ensure no excessive emissions HSE Officer
from equipment / vehicles are CEM
produced upon arrival to site
and during operation through
visual checks.
Reduction in air  Remove equipment / vehicles
quality from observed to emit excessive smoke
vehicle emissions from site.
 Prevent overheating of
equipment and vehicles.
 Conduct preventative
maintenance for all vehicles and
equipment
 All plant and equipment included
in schedule of documented
planned preventative
maintenance

 Suitable and sufficient Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) shall
be complied.
 Working floor must be free from
Soil and
slippery subjects and the route is
groundwater
clear from obstructions prior to
pollution from
start the work.
diesel leaks and Site Engineer
Personnel  Safety Officer shall communicate
Use of Equipment spills Supervisor
03 X involved in 3 4 the safe handling techniques with 2 2
and Vehicles HSE Officer
activity the work crew. CEM
 Only authorized and competent
worker shall carry out the activity.
 The activity shall be carried out
under the supervision of site
supervisor and safety team.

 Noise assessments shall be


carried for operators of
mobile plant.
People involved  Operators exposed to continuous
in the task noise in excess of 85dB shall be Site Engineer
Improper
Forman required to wear hearing Supervisor
04 Noise protection/ X X 3 3 2 2
Supervisors protection. HSE Officer
measures Nearby workers CEM
 Where national regulations or
Visitors client requirements exceed this
requirement, the higher
requirement shall be
implemented
 Install a leak proof underground
bund with 110% volume of septic
tank.
 Ensure the bund wall is
Workers Site Engineers
properly cemented to prevent
Forman Supervisor
05 Road Construction Contamination of X X X 4 3 leaks. 2 2
HSE Officer
Supervisors
soil and  Test septic tank prior to CEM
groundwater installation to ensure it does not
leak.
 Implement daily visual inspection
program to check for any leakages
 Ensure dispersible waste is
suitably covered when truck is Logistics Manager
Workers leaving site. Store Keeper
Environmental
06
Disposal of Waste X X X Forman 4 3 2 2 Supervisor
Pollution HSE Team
Supervisors
CEM

 Separate hazardous waste


according to compatibility.
07  Ensure only licensed service
providers are hired to
dispose chemical waste.
 Ensure a suitable disposal location
is assigned by the competent
Person involved authority to receive the waste.
Inadequate
in the activity  Trucks carrying chemicals shall be
disposal of Supervisor
Disposal of Supervisor equipped with suitable
hazardous X X X 4 3 2 2 HSE Team
Hazardous Wastes Forman containment to hold the chemical CEM
materials causing
Nearby workers containers in place and prevent
pollution off site.
spills and leaks.
Drivers of trucks shall adhere to
transport authority road
regulations when transporting
chemicals (e.g. tunnel restrictions,
rush hour restrictions, truck road
requirements, Etc.)

Person involved Project


in the activity  Apply wet suppression of Management Site
Engineer
Supervisor topsoil where possible.
08 Road Construction Generation of Dust X X X 4 3 2 2 Logistic
Forman  Spray access roads on which Officer
Nearby workers excavators and trucks are moving. Supervisor
 Reduce drip heights of excavated HSE Officer
materials. CEM
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excavation and  Inform sensitive receptors when
compaction excessive dust levels are
expected.
 Stockpile excavated soil
away from sensitive
receptors.
 Schedule frequent short
breaks when dust levels are
high.
 As per EPCI Dust and Air
Emissions Control
 Reduce vehicle and equipment
movement to reduce
accumulative noise levels.
Road Construction Production of  Schedule site mobilisation
09
Noise activities to permitted hours of
the day.
 Kept acoustic covers on
equipment engines
closed.
 Noise control devices on mobile
equipment shall be checked and
regularly maintained
 Switch off vehicle and equipment
when not in use and apply a “No
Idle Policy”.
Worker  Conduct noise Site Engineer
involved in measurement using Supervisor
X X X 3 4 calibrated devices to ensure 2 2
HSE Officer
activity and
staff legal limits are not CEM
exceeded.
 Ensure vibratory machines are
placed on platforms to reduce
spread of vibration.
 Ensure equipment parts are
well lubricated to reduce
friction and therefore noise.
 Limit movement of equipment
to designated access roads.
 Inform sensitive receptors when
noise levels exceed permissible
limits.
 Provide publicised contact details
on site hoarding for sensitive
receptors to communicate their
complaints.

Workers  Carry out vehicle and Site engineer
Forman equipment refuelling at the Site Supervisors
10 Road Construction X X 3 3 2 2
Supervisors designated area with drip trays Forman
Engineer or plastic lining HSE Officer
placed underneath the junction
between the fuelling hose and CEM
Soil and vehicle fuel tank.
groundwater  Maintain spill control devices at
pollution from refuelling area.
diesel leaks and  Prevent maintenance of
spills equipment on site.
 Prevent idling of equipment.
 Ensure all equipment are properly
maintained offsite to prevent
leaks and spills.
 Ensure hired equipment are
in good condition upon arrival
to
site and there are no leaks.

 Welfare facilities to be provided
and maintained in line with the
requirements of KKIA Minimum
Construction health and safety
standards
Insufficient Employees Site Engineer
 Crew team involved shall use site
Welfare Facilities welfare Visitors Site Supervisor
11 X X 3 3 office welfare facilities meant for 2 2
Unauthorized HSE Officer
arrangements office staff CEM
personnel
 Adequate drinking water shall
be available at site
 Rest area shall be provided for
workers during break times
 All personnel shall be trained on
maintaining safe welfare gements
 Ensure compactors are suitably
Workers maintained. Site engineer
Forman  Regularly monitor noise levels. Site Supervisors
Compaction Forman
12 X X X Supervisors 4 3  Allow for short breaks when 2 2
HSE Officer
Noise and Engineer cumulative noise levels are high. CEM
Vibration Staff  Ensure vibration levels are not
spreading to other areas of site.
 Limit vehicle and equipment
movement to designated access
Workers roads. Site engineer
Forman  Properly contain waste and Site Supervisors
13 Road Construction Disturbance of X X X Supervisors 3 3 materials within site 2 2 Forman
terrestrial Engineer boundary. HSE Officer
species Staff  Prevent pollution to soil and air. CEM
 Keep activities within the project
boundaries.
 Reduce noise and vibration onsite
Personal injury  The storage area shall be flat
Incident/ and free from corrosive
accidents, Soil materials.
damage/Contami  The material shall be stored in
nation respective racks/ stakes according
to the sizes of the material. Site engineer
Workers  The material shall be stored Site Supervisors
14 Chemical Storage X X X Forman 3 3 2 2 Forman
in clean and shady areas.
Supervisors HSE Officer
 Wooden spaces shall be used for CEM
storing the materials in bundles
and these wooden spaces shall be
strong.
 The material shall be stored
according to the manufacturer
instructions.

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