Construction Management Plan
Planning Approval 052803
Land on the east side of Vista, St Davids Park, Ewloe
Personnel responsible for adherence and monitoring of the plan & site related enquiries
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Site Manager
Contracts Manager
Andy Adamson
Mobile : 07795 847717
Stephen Roberts Mobile : 07795 847701
Emergency contact numbers are as above.
Anwyl Head Office
tel 01745 353000
Anticipated duration of the works
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Start date August 2015 finish July 2016
Co-Ordination with any other contractors carrying out work on St.Davids Park at the same time such
works.
Under CDM regulations Anwyl will co-operate and communicate fully with other contractors working
on St. Davids Park that may have an impact on the surrounding area during the construction phase.
As far as Anwyl are aware there is no scheduled contractor work close to The proposed new office
project.
The access and egress route with appropriate traffic monitoring in order to control traffic movements
All construction parking is contained within the site boundary, this is to maintain a clear unobstructed
route for all traffic movements. To assist the Site Manager a full time banks man/labourer has been
employed to monitor the above.
Gates will be in position and be set back as far as possible within the site to allow a vehicle to wait in
on the road not blocking the Running Hare entrance i.e. preferably set-back 12m to allow a delivery
vehicle to park/wait; movements – see traffic management plan showing location
Measures of avoiding depositing mud, dust or other debris onto the highway by incorporating wheel
wash and dust suppression equipment
A hard standing will be created within the site area for loading of surplus materials which should
mitigate any deposits of mud onto the highway, however we recognise this is not 100% guaranteed,
so full authorisation has been given to the site manager to hire in a road sweeper as an when
required. There will also be a forklift on site with a brush/sweep attachment to clear any debris off
site. To mitigate the chances of litter outside the site boundary, skips will be netted. There will also
be a site labourer whose job will be to ensure that the surrounding areas are kept clean and litter
free.
The timing of deliveries and main construction traffic arrivals and departures to avoid periods such as
school arrival /leaving times
Anwyl Buying department have been fully briefed and will endeavour to clearly state on all purchase
orders that large vehicles are to be pre warn the site manager of their arrival to ensure that they can
be unloaded quickly. Delivery of materials and goods will be programmed to avoid peak times on the
park 0800 to 0900 hrs and 1600 to 1700 hrs where possible.
Working hours
Monday to Friday 7.30am to 6pm / Saturday 8am to 2.30pm
No Sunday working unless absolutely necessary.
The parking of vehicles of site operatives and visitors
All parking is contained within the site area (see location plan attached).
Loading and unloading of plant and materials
See plan attached.
Storage of plant and materials used in constructing the development
See plan attached.
Site notices and signage informing construction
workers and other site operatives of agreed
working hours
This is discussed within the site induction and
monitored by the Site Manager to make sure all
site staff cooperate. The front entrance will
have a site safety sign displayed (see below).
Signage will be displayed on the perimeter
fencing and scaffold. This will come under
temporary works and comply with BS 5975
Security arrangements
360 degree security cameras will be
strategically placed around the site and linked
to a 24hour call centre or linked via webcam to
the head office. The perimeter of the site will
concreted post with Heras fencing fixed to the
posts. The compound area have lighting during
the hours of darkness
Measures to control the emission of dust and
dirt during the construction
Dust suppression control (zero tolerance) will
be enforced at all times by the site manager.
Control of dust is included in the Construction
Phase Health and Safety Plan
A scheme for recycling/disposing of waste
resulting from construction works
Thorncliffe will dispose of all waste from site. This is then taken to a waste transfer station for recycling. Thorncliffe are a member of Green Compass so all re-cycled waste is calculated as a
percentage with over 90% of waste re-cycled and nil waste to landfill as the remainder is used in
‘Waste to Energy’ power stations.
Communication/Liaison with the business park
All businesses, occupiers and tenants will be kept informed with periodic letter drops/newsletters.
Anwyl will maintain effective community engagement throughout the construction period to build on
existing relationships with the communities alongside the scheme; inform affected communities
about how the effects of construction activities will be mitigated; inform affected communities about
the timetable of the construction works; and provide information on enquiry and complaint
procedures.
Protection of existing landscape
The existing area will be in the confines of the perimeter fencing. No tree felling is required. All
diesel tanks will be double bunded and drip trays used when filling plant and equipment. Generators
will have drip trays underneath them when in operation.
Protection of services
Existing service drawings with service locations will be available on site. Control measures form part
of the Construction Phase Plan. Services will be located and marked up before any excavations begin.
Groundwork contractors will Hand dig to locate services. Emergency numbers will be located on the
notice board for all utility companies.