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Construction Environment Management PlanMANAGEMENT PLANRelease NoticeThis document is available through the Australia Pacific LNG Upstream Project controlled documentsystem TeamBinder . The responsibility for ensuring that printed copies remain valid rests with the user.Once printed, this is an uncontrolled document unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy.Third-party issue can be requested via the Australia Pacific LNG Upstream Project Document ControlGroup.Document ConventionsThe following terms in this document apply: Will, shall or must indicate a mandatory course of action Should indicates a recommended course of action May or can indicate a possible course of action.Document CustodianThe custodian of this document is the Australia Pacific LNG Upstream Project Environmental Team Lead Gathering. The custodian is responsible for maintaining and controlling changes (additions andmodifications) to this document and ensuring the stakeholders validate any changes made to thisdocument.Deviations from DocumentAny deviation from this document must be approved by the Australia Pacific Upstream ProjectEnvironmental Team Lead - Gathering.Doc Ref: Q-LNG01-15-MP-1005 Revision: 3Environment, Australia Pacific LNG UpstreamUncontrolled when printed unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy.Page 2 of 129
Construction Environment Management PlanMANAGEMENT PLANTable of Contents1.Introduction . 51.1.2.3.Purpose . 5Terms & Abbreviations . 52.1.Abbreviations . 52.2.Definitions . 7Brief Description of Construction Activities. 93.1.Gas Field Facilities . 93.2.Gas Gathering Network and Flow Lines . 104.Legal and Other Requirements . 105.Roles and Responsibilities . 106.5.1.Australia Pacific LNG Environmental Representative . 105.2.All Personnel. 105.3.Project Manager and Construction Manager . 115.4.Site Supervisor . 115.5.All Construction Personnel . 125.6.Environment Team . 12Environmental Management Requirements . 136.1.Air Quality . 136.2.Noise and Vibration . 166.3.Water Management . 226.4.Land Management . 406.5.Soil Management . 446.6.Erosion and Sediment Control . 486.7.Fire Management . 546.8.Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Materials . 566.9.Waste Management . 626.10. Protection of Vegetation (Flora) . 776.11. Protection of Fauna . 836.12. Mosquito and Midge Management . 926.13. Weed and Pest Management . 946.14. Reinstatement and Rehabilitation . 1017.Site Specific Requirements . 1077.1.Hold Points . 1078.Technical Instructions and Environmental Procedures . 1079.Compliance and Monitoring . 1089.1.Site Inspections and Compliance Assessment . 108Doc Ref: Q-LNG01-15-MP-1005 Revision: 3Environment, Australia Pacific LNG UpstreamUncontrolled when printed unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy.Page 3 of 129
Construction Environment Management Plan9.2.MANAGEMENT PLANMonitoring . 10810. Incidents, Non-Conformances, Corrective and Preventive Actions . 10910.1. Reporting Incidents and Non-conformances . 10910.2. Incident Investigation and Actions . 11110.3. Complaints . 11211. Reporting. 11312. CEMP Review . 11313. Related Documents . 11413.1. Project Construction Environmental Management Plan . 118Appendix A: Waste Matrix . 119Appendix B: Document History. 124List of TablesTable 1: Abbreviations .5Table 2: Definitions .7Table 3: Noise Limits at Sensitive Receptors . 16Table 4: Noise Objectives For Indoors, Measured At The Receptor In dBA . 17Table 5: Reference Documents . 114Table 6: PCEMP Reference Items . 118Table 7: Document Revision History. 124Doc Ref: Q-LNG01-15-MP-1005 Revision: 3Environment, Australia Pacific LNG UpstreamUncontrolled when printed unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy.Page 4 of 129
Construction Environment Management Plan1.MANAGEMENT PLANIntroductionAustralia Pacific Liquefied Natural Gas (Australia Pacific LNG) is a joint venture between Origin Energy,ConocoPhillips and Sinopec which proposes to develop a world scale, long-term coal seam gas (CSG) toLNG project in Queensland. The entire Project has a 30 year completion timeframe, which includes thefollowing objectives: The progressive development of the Walloons gas fields in the Surat Basin in south centralQueensland with up to 10,000 CSG wells; Construction and operation of a main gas transmission pipeline (approximately 450km) to connectthe Walloons gas fields with the LNG facility near Laird Point; and Construction and operation of an LNG facility near Laird Point on Curtis Island near Gladstone forproduction and export of approximately 18Mtpa of LNG.1.1.PurposeThis CEMP has been prepared to outline the minimum environmental management requirements that mustbe met or exceeded during construction and applies to Australia Pacific LNG project activities associatedwith development of the gas fields including gas field facilities and the gathering network for the durationof the Project.2.Terms & Abbreviations2.1.AbbreviationsTable 1: AbbreviationsAbbreviationDescriptionARIAverage Recurrence IntervalASAustralian StandardASSAcid Sulfate SoilsCEMPConstruction Environmental Management PlanCLRContaminated Land RegisterCSGCoal Seam GasdBDecibelsdBAA weighted decibelsDAFFDepartment of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries (Queensland)DBHDiameter at breast height – the nominal trunk diameter at 1.4m above ground leveldetermined from the circumference of the trunk divided by pi (π)EAEnvironmental AuthorityEHPDepartment of Environment and Heritage Protection (formerly DERM Department ofEnvironment and Resource Management)EISEnvironmental Impact StatementEMREnvironmental Management RegisterEPEquivalent PersonEPBCEnvironment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (CTH)ESAEnvironmentally Sensitive AreaESCPErosion and Sediment Control PlanEVNTEndangered, Vulnerable and Near ThreatenedDoc Ref: Q-LNG01-15-MP-1005 Revision: 3Environment, Australia Pacific LNG UpstreamUncontrolled when printed unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy.Page 5 of 129
Construction Environment Management PlanMANAGEMENT PLANAbbreviationDescriptionGISGeographic information systemGPSGlobal Positioning SystemGQALGood Quality Agricultural LandHAZCHEMHazardous ChemicalsHSEMSHealth Safety and Environment Management SystemHSSEHealth Safety Security and EnvironmentIECAInternational Erosion Control AssociationICAMIncident Cause Analysis MethodkmkilometreLAeq, adj, 15 minA weighted sound pressure level of a continuous steady sound, adjusted for tonal character,that within any 15 minute period has the same square sound pressure as a sound level thatvaries with timeLNGLiquefied Natural GasmmetreMax LpAThe absolute maximum instantaneous A-weighted sound pressure levelMEDLIModel for Effluent Disposal using Land IrrigationMNESMatters of National Environmental SignificanceMtpaMillion tonnes per annumNATANational Association of Testing AuthoritiesNCANature Conservation Act 1992 (Queensland)NTUNephelometric Turbidity UnitsPASSPotential Acid Sulfate SoilsPCEMPProject Construction Environmental Management PlanQLDQueenslandROWRight Of WaySARSodium Adsorption RatioSCLStrategic Cropping LandSDSSafety Data SheetsSIMOPSSimultaneous OperationsSTPSewage Treatment PlantTPZTree Protection ZoneUXOUnexploded OrdnanceWONsWeeds of National SignificanceWTFWater Treatment FacilityDoc Ref: Q-LNG01-15-MP-1005 Revision: 3Environment, Australia Pacific LNG UpstreamUncontrolled when printed unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy.Page 6 of 129
Construction Environment Management Plan2.2.MANAGEMENT PLANDefinitionsTable 2: DefinitionsAbbreviationDescriptionApprovedMeans approved in writing by the Australia Pacific LNG Environmental RepresentativeAssociated waterAssociated water, also called CSG water, means underground water taken or interferedwith, if the taking or interference happens during the course of, or results from, thecarrying out of another authorised activity under a petroleum authority, such as apetroleum well, and includes waters also known as produced formation water. The termincludes all contaminants suspended or dissolved within the water.ClearingMeans: in relation to grass, scrub or bush – the removal of vegetation by disturbing rootsystems and exposing underlying soil (including burning), but does not include – theflattening or compactions of vegetation by vehicles if the vegetation remains living, theslashing or mowing of vegetation to facilitate access tracks, the clearing of weeds, ordestroying standing vegetation by stock, and in relation to trees – cutting down, ringbarking,pushing over, poisoning or destroying in any way, but does not include lopping a tree.CSG waterCoal Seam Gas Water, also called associated water, means groundwater that is necessarilyor unavoidably brought to the surface in the process of coal seam gas exploration orproduction. Coal seam gas water typically contains significant concentrations of salts, has ahigh sodium adsorption ratio and may contain other contaminants that have the potential tocause environmental harm if released to land or waters through inappropriate management.Coal seam gas water is a waste as defined under section 13 of the Environmental ProtectionAct 1994 (QLD).EnvironmentalIncidentAny occurrence that has resulted in or has the potential to result in adverse consequencesto the environment, including air, water, land, natural resources, flora, fauna, habitats,ecosystems and/or biodiversity.Essential petroleumactivitiesMeans activities that are essential to bringing the resource to the surface and are only thefollowing: low impact petroleum activities geophysical, geotechnical, geological, topographic and cadastral surveys (includingseismic, sample /test / geotechnical pits, core holes) single well sites not exceeding 1 hectare disturbance and multi-well sites notexceeding 1.5 hectare disturbance well sites with monitoring equipment (including monitoring bores):- for si
Construction Environment Management Plan MANAGEMENT PLAN Doc Ref: Q-LNG01-15-MP-1005 Revision: 3 Page 5 of 129 Environment, Australia Pacific LNG Upstream Uncontrolled when printed unless issued and stamped Controlled Copy. 1. Introduction Australia Pacific Liquefied Natural Gas (Australia Pacific LNG) is a joint venture between Origin Energy, ConocoPhillips and Sinopec which
