Information

  • PCP EMP for Construction - PDS 12 Stormwater and Groundwater Management

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site (displayed on first page)

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

More than one auditor?

  • Additional auditors

  • Frequency: Everyday during dry conditions

  • Sed pond water level at or below 50% capacity?

  • ACTION: Determine contractor management requirements

  • Sed pond capacity can accommodate anticipated rain events (review weather conditions)?

  • ACTION: Determine contractor management requirements

  • Controls:

    Silt logs
    Diversion drains
    Cut off drain
    Gravel bags
    Spillway

  • Controls in place and working effectively?

  • ACTION: Determine contractor management requirements

  • Are controls clear of build-up?

  • ACTION: Ask contractor to clean

  • Are silt fences in place along site boundary around excavated areas/stockpiles?

  • ACTION: Ask contractor to rectify

  • Are silt fences appropriately anchored/secure?

  • ACTION: Ask contractor to rectify

  • Frequency: Weekly

  • Do water holding tanks have sufficient capacity?

  • ACTION: Determine contractor management requirements

  • Temporary piped drainage working effectively?

  • ACTION: Determine contractor management requirements

Rain event

  • Has there been a rain event?

  • If storm event, has the contractor checked controls within the first 2 hours

  • ACTION: Contractor to raise as incident and rectify

  • If prolonged rain, has contractor checked controls 3 times a day

  • ACTION: Contractor to raise as incident and rectify

  • Are public roads clear of dirt and mud?

  • ACTION: Ask contractor to clean

  • If storm water is leaving the site, is it controlled?

  • ACTION: Contractor to raise as incident and rectify

  • If pools of sediment laden water present outside site boundary, are sediment controls working?

  • ACTION: Ask contractor to rectify

  • Once sed pond spillway has been constructed; if there has there been overflow have contingency plans and water testing occurred?

  • ACTION: Overflow is the contingency plan and subject to water quality testing and recording (refer to dewatering monitoring requirements)

  • Has extreme rainfall that triggered a contingency response been reported as an incident?

  • ACTION: Ask contractor to rectify

  • Further observations

  • Add media

  • Signed PoMC representative:

  • Signed principal contractor representative (optional):

The templates available in our Public Library have been created by our customers and employees to help get you started using SafetyCulture's solutions. The templates are intended to be used as hypothetical examples only and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice. You should seek your own professional advice to determine if the use of a template is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction. You should independently determine whether the template is suitable for your circumstances.