Plan Noise Vibration Compliance Management Plan Contract Ssp-Sy-205 Power Supply & Distribution System

COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM
PROJEK MASS RAPID TRANSIT LALUAN 2:

SUNGAI BULOH SERDANG PUTRAJAYA (SSP)
PLAN
NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE
MANAGEMENT PLAN
CONTRACT SSP-SY-205
POWER SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM
Document No.
WPC Ref. No.
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Date Issued
17/08/2016

SSP-CRCO-SS05-SYSW-PLN-00012
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NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 4
1.1
1.2
ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS................................................................................................ 5

2.1
ABBREVIATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 5
REFERENCES ................................................................................................................................ 6
3.1
3.2
PURPOSE ................................................................................................................................... 5
SCOPE ....................................................................................................................................... 5
PROJECT DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................................ 6

STANDARDS................................................................................................................................ 7
RESPONSIBILITIES........................................................................................................................ 7
4.1
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF KEY PARTIES............................................................................ 7
4.1.1
The Responsibilities of Colas Rail Consortium Project Director ....................................... 7
4.1.2
The Responsibilities of Safety, Health, Environment (SHE) Manager .............................. 8
4.1.3
The Responsibilities of Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Personnel ...................... 9
4.1.4
The Responsibility of DOE third party consultants .......................................................... 10
4.1.5
The Responsibility of Site Engineers and Supervisors ................................................... 10
4.1.6
The Responsibilities of General Workers ........................................................................ 11
CONSTRUCTION NOISE AND VIBRATION MONITORING ....................................................... 11

5.1
INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................... 11
5.2
BASELINE MONITORING ............................................................................................................. 11
5.3
PROPOSED ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM ................................................................ 12
5.3.1
Proposed Boundary Noise Level Monitoring Program .................................................... 12
5.3.2
Proposed Vibration Level Monitoring Program ............................................................... 14
CONCLUSION ............................................................................................................................... 15
APPENDIX A DEIA APPROVAL CONDITIONS .................................................................................. 16

APPENDIX B ENVIRONEMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM ......................................................... 17
APPENDIX C NOISE LEVEL MONITORING POINTS 150617-HIA ADDENDUM NO.1-FINAL ........ 18
List of Tables
Table 2-1: Table of Abbreviations ........................................................................................................... 6
Table 3-1: List of References ~ Contractual Documents ........................................................................ 7
Table 3-2: List of References ~ Standards ............................................................................................. 7
Table 5-1: Environmental Monitoring and Inspection Program during Construction Phase SSP......... 12
Table 5-2: Noise Level Monitoring Program ......................................................................................... 14
Table 5-3: Vibration Level Monitoring Program .................................................................................... 15

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INTRODUCTION
The Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit (KVMRT) Project involves the construction of a rail-based
public transport network comprising three lines.
The MRT, together with the existing urban rail network, will form the backbone of the public
transport system in the Greater Kuala Lumpur/ Klang Valley region.
The Project is an Entry Point Project of the Economic Transformation Program (ETP) under the
Greater Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley National Key Economic Area (NKEA). The ETP is
implemented by the Performance Management and Delivery Unit (PEMANDU) of the Prime
Ministers Department. The first MRT line to be implemented is the 51km Sungai Buloh-Kajang
Line (SBK Line) The SSP Line will be the second MRT line to be developed.
The line will serve a corridor with a population of around 2 million people stretching from Sungai
Buloh to Putrajaya and will include Sri Damansara, Kepong, Batu, Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah,
Jalan Tun Razak, KLCC, Tun Razak Exchange, Kuchai Lama, Seri Kembangan and Cyberjaya.
The proposed alignment is 52.2km of which 13.5km is underground. A total of 36 stations, 11 of
them underground, will be built.
Colas Rail Consortium (CRCO) have been awarded the contract to Design, Procure, Install, Test
and Commission the Power Supply and Distribution System (PS&DS) on the KVMRT SSP line
under work package contract ID - SSP-SY-205.
As part of our contractual responsibility CRCO are required to provide the Noise Vibration
Compliance Management Plan to demonstrate how the CRCO project team will monitor and
manage noise and vibration concerns whilst implementing the PS&DS work package in order to
meet project and regulatory requirements.

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1.1
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Purpose
The purpose of this plan is to outline the methodology that the CRCO project team will follow to
monitor and control noise and vibration generated from the project activities to ensure the levels
are within project and DOE limits.
1.2
Scope
This document is applicable to all CRCO Project activities for the MRT2 SSP Line Project and to
all employee and subcontractors working under the control of CRCO Project team whilst
implementing the PS&DS scope of works.
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2.1
ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS

Abbreviations
Abbreviation
BMP
CRCO
Definition
Best Management Practices
Colas Rail Consortium
DEIA
Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment
DLP
Defect Liability Period
DOE
Department of Environment
EMP
Environmental Management Plan
EO
ERP
KVMRT
MRTC
MS
Environmental Officer
Emergency Response Plan
Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit
Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn. Bhd.
Method Statement
NCR
Non-Conformance Report
NFI
Notice For Improvement
PD
Project Director
PDP
Project Delivery Partner
PM
Project Manager
PS&DS
Power Supply & Distribution System

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Abbreviation
SIA
SSP Line
SHE
Definition
Social Impact Assessment
Sungai Buloh Serdang Putrajaya Line
Safety, Health and Environment
SHEM
Safety, Health and Environment Manager
T&C
Test and Commissioning
TMP
Traffic Management Plan
WPC
Work Package Contractor

Table 2-1: Table of Abbreviations
REFERENCES
Other statutory requirements and guidelines related to the environmental management for
PS&D CRCO activities are listed below:
3.1
The Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (DEIA) Report MRT Line 2 SSP
The Planning Guidelines for Environmental Noise Limit and Control, 2007
Occupational Safety and Health Act, 1194
Factories and Machinery Act, 1967
Town and Country Planning Act, 1976
Local Authority Provisions
Project Documents
Document Number
Document Title
GS
General Specification
Master EMP
Master Environmental Management Plan SSP Line
DEIA
Detailed Environment Impact Assessment
SSP-PDP2-GENE-OVPRPLN-20016 Rev 00
Safety and Health Plan
SSP-CRCO-SS05-SYSWPLN-00009
Safety and Health Plan
SSP-PDP2-GENE-OVPRPLN-20018 Rev 00
Emergency Response Plan
Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan

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Document Number
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Document Title
SSP-PDP2-GENE-OVPRPRO-000055
MSP Environmental Aspect Impact
Environmental Management Plan
SSP-CRCO-SS05-SYSWPRO-00006
Document Control Procedure
SSP-CRCO-SS05-SYSWPRO-00026
Non-Conformity Procedure
SSP-LDC03-GENE-OVPRREP-000014
Best Practice Manual_Rev2
Table 3-1: List of References ~ Contractual Documents
3.2
Standards
Document Number
Document Title
DEIA
Detailed Environment Impact Assessment
DEIA
DEIA Guidelines
HIA
Heritage Impact Assessments Vol 3

Table 3-2: List of References ~ Standards
RESPONSIBILITIES
4.1
Roles and Responsibilities of Key Parties
4.1.1
The Responsibilities of Colas Rail Consortium Project Director
The responsibilities of the Project Director are as follows:
Responsible and accountable for the Environmental performance of the project team.
To ensure that this Plan is compatible with the overall Project Management System and that
it is implemented.
Assign specific responsibilities to and allocate resources including project team members,
subcontractors and consultants to enable implementation of this Plan
Take necessary actions to ensure compliance with all the relevant approval conditions and
environmental related regulations.
Review and approve the Environmental Implementation Plan, Emergency Coordination Plan,
Management Review Report, Environmental Management Program and Targets
Ensure the implementation of the environmental monitoring and auditing in line with project
and DOE Regulations. (Refer to Chapter 5)
Chair the Project environmental meetings

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Participate in Project environment inspections and mass tool box talks

The Project Director for the project can be contacted at:Colas Rail Consortium
Tower A- 23A-6
Menara UOA Bangsar
5 Jalan Bangsar Utama 1
59000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel : 03-2302 1533
Contact Person : Paul Martin (Project Director)
4.1.2
The Responsibilities of Safety, Health, Environment (SHE) Manager

The SHE Manager is responsible to:
To advise the Project Director on the implementation of the environmental management
system
To monitor the implementation and effectiveness of the environmental management plans
To assist with production and review of project environmental documentation and reports
To coordinate with other PDP departments, SCs and WPCs on the implementation of
environmental requirements
To liaise and act as the focal point for environmental issues.
To develop implementation strategies
To advise the Contracts Manager regarding contractual environmental requirements for
incorporation into contract documents
To monitor the environmental performance of the project team and Subcontractors
To monitor and verify the implementation of corrective actions for any nonconformities
identified
To review site specific environmental plans
To plan and conduct environmental inspections
To manage updates for the Approved Environmental Documents
To manage PDP internal environmental auditing, approve PDP inspection plans, monitor
nonconformities arising and closure
To monitor the performance of all SHE department staff and hold regular meetings with
them.
To coordinate the preparation and submission of environmental reports to DOE and MRTC
To manage, develop and provide environmental training and training schedules
To manage environmental performance data and develop analysis tools for performance
measurement and reporting
To develop and maintain the PDP environmental management system
To participate in and facilitate environmental meetings
To ensure the competency of PDP, SCs and WPCs environmental staff

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To assist with management reviews
To ensure environmental requirements are effectively communicated to SCs and WPCs
To monitor the emergency preparedness and response arrangements
To participate in SHE Performance Audit
To engage with authorities and to ensure relevant issues / notices are closed in a timely
manner
Participate in Project environment inspections and mass tool box talks
SHE Manager for the project can be contacted at:

Tower A- 23A-6
Menara UOA Bangsar
59000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel : 03-2302 1533
Attn: Suhaimi bin Omar (Acting SHE Manager)
4.1.3
The Responsibilities of Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Personnel
The SHE Personnel duties include but not limited to the following:
To take necessary actions to ensure compliance with all relevant approval conditions and
environmental related regulations
To review action taken in response to any complaints received from the general public
and consider whether any alterations are required with respect to operation of works. A
clearly defined system shall be established to respond promptly to public complains
To review periodically, the overall monitoring program with respect to monitoring

location, frequency, parameters measured, analytical techniques and environmental
controls and to revise if necessary
To audit the project sites to determine if the environmental procedures and policies are
being followed.
Issuance of NFIs, NCRs and SWOs if necessary and follow up the corrective actions
and document.
Conduct environmental training on-site and take part in tools box talks
To ensure a copy of DEIA approval conditions and this plan are available at site and in
good condition.
The SHE Personnel shall report to the management on environmental matters, for ensuring the
implementation of this plan and verifying compliance. In the event of breach of the
environmental criteria limits, or non-conformance observed on the site, he/she shall immediately
notify the management the cause, nature and extent of breach and the accompanying remedial
action implemented. The SHE Personnel can be contacted at:-

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Tower A- 23A-6
Menara UOA Bangsar
59000 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2302 1533
Attn: Suhaimi bin Omar (Acting SHE Manager)
4.1.4
The Responsibility of DOE third party consultants
The Consultants duties include but not limited to the following:
To monitor the implementation of all environmental arrangements relating to compliance with

the Approved Environmental Documents, the Site Specific EMP and Noise Vibration
Compliance Management Plan.
To monitor the implementation of environmental arrangements detailed in the approved

Method Statements and bring to the attention of the CRCO Management of any deficiencies
observed.
To participate in and conduct environmental inspections and meetings
To assist with any incident investigation.
To participate in SHE Performance Audit
Conduct an environmental audit every 4 months in compliance with DOE guidelines.
To prepare and submit the environmental audit report to the DOE, MRTC and PDP
The Consultant can be contacted at: TBA
4.1.5
The Responsibility of Site Engineers and Supervisors
All supervisors and site engineers at the project site act as a bridge between the management
and the general workers to ensure activities in their respective sections are within the
environmental practices. They shall heed instruction from the SHE Manager and SHE Personnel
and notify him / her in the event of non-compliance.
Site engineers must:
Aware of the importance of conformance to PDP environmental policy and procedures

and also CRCO policy and procedures
Aware of environmental consequences, actual, or potential of their work activities and
the benefits of improved personal performance in environmental aspects
Ensure the implementation of all related environmental plan and procedures and
monitoring continuously the method statement by encouraging the staff
Provide direction in the event of an emergency situation and report to SHE manager
regarding any environmental incidents.
Keep the cleanliness and tidiness of their worksite.
Have good coordination and planning regarding waste management and portable toilet
arrangement on site.
Show a good example to their team to promote good practices on site

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The Responsibilities of General Workers
General workers shall always cooperate with the supervisors and the SHE Personnel in
formulating practical environmental practices to enhance the environmental performance at the
site. They shall always practice environmental practices set out by the SHE Personnel. Team
leader of each general worker much promote the environmental awareness within team.
Awareness of environmental conditions applicable to each teams work area will be discussed
daily at safety briefings and tool box talks to remind all workers of the importance of respecting
the environment.
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5.1
CONSTRUCTION NOISE AND VIBRATION MONITORING

Introduction
One of the main purposes of the DEIA study is to form the basis for environmental management
of the project. In the DEIA study, several measures are proposed to mitigate the potential
impacts that would be generated by the implementation of a project. A Noise Vibration
Compliance Management Plan is prepared to ensure that mitigating measures recommended in
the approved DEIA during construction and operation phases of the project are systematically
and effectively implemented. This is to ensure that project activities fully comply with legislative
laws and regulations throughout the whole period of construction and operation of the facilities.
The monitoring program is established in accordance with the requirements of the DOE as
stipulated in the DOE approval conditions. The details of the environmental monitoring program
are described in the following section.
This section also presents the baseline environmental monitoring results in order to reflect the
existing environment condition at the project area. This baseline data shall be used as a
reference to assess the extent of impact exerted during the construction, installation, testing and
commissioning activities of CRCO Project
The CRCO project management team shall appoint an Environmental Consultant to carry out
environmental monitoring and ensure all matters concerning environmental protection are
implemented properly and accordingly.
The monitoring of noise and vibration level for this project will be conducted at worksite and the
monitoring program will be carried out by our appointed consultant and will produce the data and
report which to be sent to PDP respectively.
5.2
Baseline Monitoring
CRCO will assign the consultant to conduct the baseline monitoring program as required for
1. Noise level monitoring
2. Vibration level monitoring
Refer to Table 5-1 for details.

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Table 5-1: Environmental Monitoring and Inspection Program during Construction Phase SSP
5.3
Proposed Environmental Monitoring Program

CRCO will conduct regular environmental sampling and monitoring program at locations as listed
in the approved DEIA Report for MRT2 and according to appointed consultant proposal. As for
now the monitoring program for noise and vibration will be based on location provided in HIA
refer Appendix C for Noise Level Points for MRT2 SSP Line.
The monitoring locations will indicate impacts (if any) to the surrounding environment as a result
from the CRCO Project. Periodically, through the review of EMP, monitoring points will be
assessed and may be revised as necessary for representative accuracy. Refer to Appendix C for
the list of the proposed monitoring locations for the environmental monitoring program during the
installation, testing and commissioning of the project. The EMP consultant will review the
proposed locations and make recommendations as necessary.
5.3.1
Proposed Boundary Noise Level Monitoring Program
A) Applicable Environment Regulations, Guidelines and DOE Approval Conditions
Environmental Quality (Motor Vehicle Noise) Regulations, 1987
Boundary Noise Level Criteria, Department of Environment (DOE)
Factories and Machineries (Noise Exposure) Regulations, 1989
Factories and Machinery (Safety, Health and Welfare) Regulations, 1970

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DEIA Approval Condition No 21
B) Sensitive Receptor
Residential areas, schools and commercial buildings along the route of the SSP line
Construction workers
C) Potential Cause of Noise
Noise levels will increase due to the operation of construction equipment,

machineries, generators and construction vehicles
Noise levels will increase due to the construction activities eg. Grinding / metal cutting,
drilling etc.
D) Potential Impacts to the Environment
Causing disturbances and annoyance to workers and public.
Possibility of hearing loss or impairment particularly for workers who are exposed to
high noise level over an extended period.
E) Noise Control Methodology
Vehicle and machinery to be fitted with muffler systems or other sound-proofing

system and/or vibration control systems if necessary, to filter out noise and vibration.
Vehicles and machinery to be properly maintained and regularly serviced to ensure

that they are operating efficiently without excessive noise and vibration.
Employees who may be exposed to excessive noise must be provided with approved
hearing protection devices such as earmuff or earplugs.
Limit the working hours during the construction period to day time only. If it is
necessary to extend the working hour, activities should be restricted to low noise
generates type of works.
Construction vehicles speed limits on public road should be control to reduce the
noise level.
Materials should be lowered rather than dropped wherever practical.
F) Boundary Noise Level Monitoring Program

The noise level measurement must be conducted in order to comply with DEIA Approval
Condition. The noise level measurement locations, frequency and reporting for DOE
compliance are presented as follow:

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Environmental
Component
Noise Level
Test
Parameter
1) Leq
- Daytime (7am -10 pm)
- Night time (10pm 7am)
2) LAmax
3) LA10
4) LA90
Test Method
15 minutes Leq,
LAmax, LA10, LA90
for a duration of 24
hours
Monitoring
Monitoring
and Reporting Location
Frequency
Monthly
To be advised
-Daytime (7am 10 pm)

-Evening time
(7pm 10pm)
- Night time
(10pm 7am)
Table 5-2: Noise Level Monitoring Program
5.3.2
Proposed Vibration Level Monitoring Program
A) Applicable Environmental Regulations, Guidelines and DOE Approval Conditions
Annex A of DOE Planning Guidelines for Vibration Limit and Control.
DEIA Approval Condition No 23
B) Sensitive Receptor
All buildings structure such as houses, schools and commercial building adjacent to
the rail track.
C) Potential Cause of Vibration
Vibration levels will increase due to the construction activities eg grinding/metal,

cutting etc. and in steady level during operation.
D) Sampling and Analysis Methods

The vibration level monitoring will be conducted for 24 hours period at 5 minutes sampling

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E) Vibration Level Monitoring Program

The vibration level measurement must be conducted to monitor the vibration level due to
CRCO Project.
The measurement locations, frequency and reporting is as follow:
Environmental
Component
Test
Parameter
Test Method
Vibration Level
Peak Particle Velocity
5 minutes sampling
for a duration of 24
hours
Monitoring
and
Reporting
Monthly
Monitoring
Location
To be
advised
Table 5-3: Vibration Level Monitoring Program
CONCLUSION
The monitoring report will be prepared by appointed Environmental Consultant after completion
of each environmental monitoring measurement and submitted to the PDP as required.
Any NCRs or NFIs arising from the Noise and Vibration monitoring will be closed out quickly in
line with the Non Conformity Management Procedure. (SSP-CRCO-SS05-SYSW-PRO-00026)
All documents will be processed by the project document control procedure and hard and soft
copies will be kept as per the requirements in the Document Control Procedure. (SSP-CRCOSS05-SYSW-PRO-00006)

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APPENDIX A DEIA APPROVAL CONDITIONS

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17-12-'1515:00 FROM-
T-588 P0001/0003 F-802
Jabatan Alam Sekitar

Dapartmant of Environment
Kementerlan Sumber Asli & Alam Sekitar

Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment
Aras 1 - 4, Podium 2 & 3, Wisma Sumber Asli

No. 25, Persia ran Perdana, Presint 4
62574 PUTRAJAYA
MALAYSIA
Tel: 03-8871 2000

Faks: 03-888910401
03-88889987 (Pentadblrcln)
03-88891978 (Kewangan)
03-88882693 (InI8gl1ll)
03-88884151 (Udara)
03-88891042 (Komunjk8si Stralegik)
03-8889 104!5 (f='enllalan)
03-88884070 (Air Dan Marin)
03-8888 0067 (Penguatkuasa)
03-8888 9964 (Teknologl Maktumat)
03-88886120 (Bahan Berbahaya)
03-88891973/1975 (Bilik Operast)
Laman Web ; www.do@.gov.my
Rujukan Kami: AS(PN) 91/110162211487

Jilid 3 ( )
Tarikh: f;._Disember 2015
TERHAD
Mass Rapid Transit Corporation Sdn Bhd
Tingkat 5, Menara 1 & P1
No.46, Jalan Dungun
Bukit Damansara
50490 KUALA LUMPUR
(u.p.: Tuan Syed Mahdhar Syed Hussain)
Tel:
03-20953030
Faks: 03-20952121
Tuan,
LAPORAN PELAN PENGURUSAN ALAM SEKITAR (EMP) BAG I
"MASS RAPID TRANSIT LALUAN 2: JAJARAN SUNGAI BULOH SERDANG - PUTRAJAYA"
Saya merujuk kepada Laporan Pelan Pengurusan Alam Sekitar
(EMP) bagi projek "M ass Rapid Transit (MRT) Laluan 2: Jajaran
Sungai Buloh - Serdang - Putrajaya" yang dikemukakan melalui surat
rujukan SSP-MRTC-JASM-LET-0990-2015 bertarikh 28 Ogos 2015.
2.
Jabatan Alam Sekitar Ibu Pejabat telah menerima Laporan
EMP bagi cadangan di atas yang telah disediakan oleh perunding
EMP, ERE Consulting Group Sdn. Bhd. selaras dengan kehendak
Syarat No. 28, Syarat-Syarat Kelulusan Laporan EIA rujukan AS(PN)
91/110/622/1487 Jilid 3 (27) bertarikh 9 Julai 2015. Laporan EMP ini
telah dibincangkan semasa pembentangan Laporan tersebut di
pejabat ini pada 6 November 2015.
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APPENDIX B ENVIRONEMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAM

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APPENDIX C NOISE LEVEL MONITORING POINTS 150617-HIA ADDENDUM

NO.1-FINAL

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Projek Mass Rapid Transit Laluan 2: Sg Buloh Serdang Putrajaya (SSP)

Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) Report - Addendum No.1
Table No. 1.2.1.1: Noise Level Monitoring Points in the Neighbouring Heritage Assets
Ref
Location
GPS Coordinates
Description
N16
SMK Batu 5
0312'24.32"N
10140'20.71"E
School
N17
Alam Puri
Condominium
0312'27.32"N
10140'26.16"E
Residential
N18
Permai Ria Condo
0312'22.19"N
10140'32.15"E
Residential
N21
Taman Kaya
0311'23.84"N
10140'53.03"E
Residential
N22
SMK (P) Jalan Ipoh
0311'13.10"N
10140'54.3"E
Residential
N23
Sang Suria Condo,

Sentul
0311'14.58"N
10140'56.27"E
Residential
N24
The Maple Condo,

Sentul
0311'08.80"N
10140'55.04"E
Residential
N25
Viva Residency,
Jalan Ipoh
0310'41.31"N
10141'10.56"E
Residential
N26
Balai Polis
Pekeliling
0310'24.81"N
10141'41.15"E
Residential
N29
1A Stonor Condo,
Jln Conlay
0309'00.01"N
10143'04.55"E
Residential
N30
Jalan Conlay,
Kraft Malaysia
0309'01.04"N
10143'10.62"E
Residential
N31
Menara JCorp,
Jln Delima
0308'38.04"N
10143'11.81"E
Commercial
N32
Help College,
Chan Sow Lin Stn
0307'40.42"N
10142'53.36"E
Institution
N48
Masjid Jamek
Sungai Besi
0303' 50.04"N
10142'32.24"E
Mosque
Heritage Asset
Near Station S09
Outside 200m radius from
Heritage Asset
Near Station S09
Heritage Asset
Near Station S09
Heritage Asset
Near Station S11
Heritage Asset
Near Station S11
Heritage Asset
Near Line S11 to S12
Heritage Asset
Heritage Asset
Near Station S12
Heritage Asset
Within 100m radius from
Heritage Asset No.21
(St. James Church)
Near Station S18
(Badan Warisan)
Near Station S18
(Badan Warisan)
Near Station S19
(House No.52,
Jalan Utara)
(Percetakan Nasional
Malaysia Berhad)
Near Station S25
(Sungai Besi Old Post
Office)
Source: ERE Consulting Group
____________________________________________________________________
CGB Consultants Sdn. Bhd.
May 2015

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COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM

PROJEK MASS RAPID TRANSIT LALUAN 2:

WPC Ref. No.

COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM

NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN

COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM

NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN

ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS................................................................................................ 5

PROJECT DOCUMENTS ................................................................................................................ 6

CONSTRUCTION NOISE AND VIBRATION MONITORING ....................................................... 11

APPENDIX A DEIA APPROVAL CONDITIONS .................................................................................. 16

COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM

NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN

COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM

NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN

ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS

Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment

Defect Liability Period

Environmental Management Plan

Notice For Improvement

Project Delivery Partner

Power Supply & Distribution System

COLAS RAIL CONSORTIUM

NOISE VIBRATION COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT PLAN

Safety, Health and Environment Manager

Test and Commissioning

Traffic Management Plan

Work Package Contractor

Occupational Safety and Health Act, 1194

Factories and Machinery Act, 1967

Town and Country Planning Act, 1976

Local Authority Provisions

Master Environmental Management Plan SSP Line

Detailed Environment Impact Assessment

Safety and Health Plan

Safety and Health Plan

Emergency Response Plan

Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan

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MSP Environmental Aspect Impact

Environmental Management Plan

Document Control Procedure

Best Practice Manual_Rev2

Table 3-1: List of References ~ Contractual Documents

Detailed Environment Impact Assessment

Heritage Impact Assessments Vol 3

Roles and Responsibilities of Key Parties

The Responsibilities of Colas Rail Consortium Project Director

The responsibilities of the Project Director are as follows:

Chair the Project environmental meetings

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Participate in Project environment inspections and mass tool box talks

The Responsibilities of Safety, Health, Environment (SHE) Manager

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