Annexure IV (A) EMP IJM India

Our Ref - IJMII/EGIS/SHE/06/02/10/01
Date: 06/02/2010
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IJM (INDIA)
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Team Leader,
INFRASTRUCTURE
Egis India Consulting engineers Pvt Ltd, LIMITED
City towers, 301,302,303,
D.P Road, Pune,
Maharashtra -411001,
Tel No: 020 -66007325,
Fax No: 020 —66007323
Kind Attn: - Col. A.K. Dasgupta, Team Leader
Sub: - Four Laning of Pune Solapur section of NH-9 from Km 40.000 to Km 93.700 in the state of Maharashtra.
"Submission of Environment Management Plan (EMP)"
Ref: - 1) Ref your letter No: 4Ab/Egis/TUPSP/009 dated 27/11/2009 Dated: 27 Nov 2010.
Ref your letter No: 4Ab/EgisiTUPSP/057 dated 08/01/2010 Dated: 08 Jan 2010.
Ref your letter No: 4Ab/Egis/TUPS1 3/061 dated 12/01/2010 Dated: 12 Jan 2010.
Dear Sir,
With reference to the above subject, we are submitting our Project Environment Management Plan (EMP) for Pune — Solapur Section
of NH — 9 in the state of Maharashtra.
The above coverall the suggestions made by you vide your letter cited in S. No.3 also find enclosed environment monitoring report
format for your information and advice. The EMP is submitted for your review and approval.
With regards
Yours truly,
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for IJM (India) Infrastructure Ltd. Team Leader
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(T. Vijay Kumar)
Project Manager
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ISO 9001 : 2000 Regd. No. 3249
Project Office : Pune-Solapur 4-Lane Project JP Gharkul, Kurkumbh, Tal. Daund, Dist. Pune - 413 802. Email : ijmspn@gmail.com
Head Office : 1-90A, Plot No. 20 & 21, RBI Colony, Durgam Cheruvu Road,Madhapur, HYDRABAD - 500 081. Tel. : 040 - 23114664-64, Fax : 23114669.
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IJM (India) Infrastructure Ltd.
PUNE-SOLAPUR Section of NH-9
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN
Rev No. Date Of Rev. Description
First
05/02/2010 Environmental Management Plan
Submission
Approved by Issued by
Name
Mr. T.Vijay Kumar Mr. Bijender Singh
Designation
Project Manager Safety Officer
Signature
Date
05/02/2010 04/02/2010
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Environmental Policy
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PUNE-SOLAPUR Section ofNH-9
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1 Project outline
Site location & lay out
Site description
Four laning of Pune Solapur section of NH-9 from Km 40.000 to Km 144.44. in the
state of Maharashtra under NHDP phase III on DBFOT basis.
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vehicle access points, sedimentation controls, tree protection areas, emergency assembly
area.) This site layout has been determined by others.
1.1 Definition
Project Name : Four laning of Pune - Solapur section of NH-9 from Km

40.000 to Km 93 .700 in the state of Maharashtra under NHDP phase III on
DBFOT basis.
Period of Project : 27 Months
Employer : N.H.A. I
Representative : P.S.E.P.L
PMC Egis India Pvt. Ltd
Contractor : IJM (India) Infrastructure Ltd.
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Subcontractor • Any individual or company which is engaged by

IJM to perform work at the site or to provide labour,
equipment, facilities or material, to be used at the site.
SHEMS : Safety Health & Environment Management System
1.1 SCOPE OF WORK
This procedure is applicable to those site activities, products/ services as well as the
environmental aspects that may arise from the activities/ products and services carried out/
delivered/ used at site and which are within the scope of Environmental Management System.
1.2 Objectives of this EMP
Ensure all environmental safeguards are carried out correctly

Manage site activities effectively and coordinate with other trades
Minimize adverse impacts on the environment
Minimize disruption to existing residents
Meet the requirements of all relevant legislation
Monitor the project.
Control soil and sediment runoff on the site.
Control waste generated by the works.
Minimize disturbance to surrounding trees, vegetation, fauna and identified heritage and
aboriginal sites.
Control noise pollution and nuisance due to the operation of mechanical equipment.
This EMP is intended to minimize the impact of the proposed works on the park and
surrounding areas. It is to be implemented in conjunction with the company's Environmental
Policy and has incorporated the items identified in the Review of Environmental Factors,
copy provided by our client.
1.2 EMP context
1.2.1 Environmental Policy

IJM SHE policy provides further definition to what we mean by excellence in environmental
performance as stated in our corporate strategic objective to keep excellence in safety,
security, and environmental performance as our first priority.
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1.2.2 Sustainability
Sustainable development was defined over 15
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years ago as "development that meets the needs
of the present without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their own needs".
ECONOMY SOCIETY Companies around the world continue to
interpret and apply sustainable development
concepts in many different ways but all include
SUSTAIHABI UR sustainability as the fundamental core.
Sustainability has three principle elements—
environmental, social and economic. IJM views
sustainability as the integration of these
elements as illustrated in Figure. IJM is
INVIRONM
committed to sustainability and embraces this
opportunity to encourage multidisciplinary and
multigenerational thinking among its
management and staff.
1.2.3 Continual Improvement
To ensure that we continually improve our

environmental performance, IJM has an
Environmental, Health and Safety Management
System that is based on ISO 14001 and OHSAS
18001. Both ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 are
internationally recognized standards that outline
the structure of an Environmental Management
System and Occupational Safety and Health
Management System, respectively.
The system is a framework to help achieve
continual improvement in environmental, health
and safety performance. Figure presents the
principal elements of the system structure.
Internal audits are carried out to make certain that
IJM continues to achieve compliance and
continual improvement.
1.2.4 Environmental Programs
Minimizing risk and contributing to improved economic performance through the

implementation of environmental plans and programs for all of PUNE-SOLAPUR Project.
The Environmental, Health and Safety Management System identify key areas of risk or
opportunities, which, along with the Environmental Policy, become the basis for the
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development of environmental programs. We believe that good environmental performance

contributes to good economic performance. These programs are managed by the Environment
Department in conjunction with other departments and cover a number of areas, including:
Air Quality;
Contaminated Sites;
Environmental Impact Assessment;
Hazardous Materials;
Natural Habitat;
Resource Efficiency;
Recycling; and
Water Quality.
These programs are described in more detail later.
1.2.5 Environmental Laws and Regulations'
Exceeding or complying with all applicable environmental laws and regulations.

IJM, in the interests of responsible environmental management, is working to meet or exceed
additional, self-imposed standards, including the adoption of applicable provincial and
regional regulations. This means that if provincial, regional or municipal regulations or
bylaws provide pertinent standards, IJM will Endeavour to meet those standards. IJM also
requires tenants on Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment
and Conditions of Service) Act, 1996 and other Act, to meet the same standards. Such
regulations or bylaws that IJM chooses to adopt will be mentioned explicitly in the relevant
management program documents
1.3 Legal requirements
S. No. Regulatory instrument

The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974
The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977.
The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981/82/83
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Rules, 1986
Notification for Noise levels for diesel generator sets
Noise Pollution (Control and Regulation) Rules, 2000
7. The Hazardous Waste Management & Handling) Rules, 1989;

Amendments, 2000
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Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous chemical, 1989,

Amendment Rules, 1994, 2000
Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001
Regulation on Recycling of waste oil, spent lead-acid batteries and non-

ferrous scrap
The Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.

Central motor Vehicle Rules
The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974
The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1977.
The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981/82/83
16. Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment

and Conditions of Service) Act, 1996.
3 Risk statements
The risk to the environment of carrying out the design and construction of Four Lane
Highway & bridges, underpass, flyover from Km 40.000 — Km 93.700 of pune — solapur, NH
— 9 stretch.
The primary control measures for these risks

Include:
> Flood
> Displacement of people/land before construction
> Water requirement
> Disposal of final treated effluent from treatment plant
Dust
> Air Pollution
> Noise
Sanitation and Waste Disposal in Construction Etc.
Contamination from Wastes
> Quarrying
Increase in disease Water-borne, Insect-borne, Communicable diseases
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4 Project activities
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACTION PLAN (EMP)
Environmental Mitigation Measures Taken or To Be Time Implementing Respo

Impact Taken Frame Organization nsible
Organ
ization
DESIGN PHASE
Road design The proposed corridor alignment was During During PIU/
& selected to minimize the land disturbance Design Design Projec
development to avoid archaeological sites, temples and t
other environmentally sensitive areas in Consu
least. ltants
Flood All the structures shall be for the 100year During Design Unit P.S.E.
flood frequency. Design Engineering P.L
Consultants
PRE —CONSTRUCTION STAGE
Displacement The people shall be displaced at proper Pre PIU PIU

of people/land location as per the policy decisions the construct
Before people shall be informed well in advance. ion
construction The resettlement and rehabilitation stage
policy rules shall be adopted during
resettlement to minimize the social
impact
Water The requirement of water shall be for Pre Construction IJM

requirement Construction purpose etc. shall be construct agency
planned and shall be arranged in order to ion
avoid digging of Tube wells. stage
Disposal of Options for final disposal shall be studied During PIU PIU
final treated and the suitable disposal route shall be design
effluent from decided carefully to minimize the impact stage /
treatment of receiving bodies. As far as possible and pre
plant zero discharge rules may be adopted. construct
ion of
treatmen
t plant
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CONSTRUCTION PHASE
Environmenta This will include institutional During PIU UM/

1 Management requirements, training, environmental and after Environment PMC/
and management and monitoring construct al IC
Monitoring ion Officer
Dust Water should be sprayed during During Construction IJM

construction phase, wherever it is construct agency
required to avid dust. Vehicles delivering ion
materials should be covered
to reduce spills and dust blowing off the
load.
Air Pollution Vehicles and machinery are to be Beginnin IJM IJM

maintained so that emissions conform g with
National and State AAQ Standards. and
continui
ng
througho
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construct
ion
Equipment Construction plants and equipment will During IJM UM
Selection meet recognized international standards construct
maintenance for emissions and will be maintained and ion
and operated in a manner that ensures
operation relevant air, noise, and
discharge regulations are met.
Noise Noise standard at processing sites, will IJM IJM
be strictly enforced as per GOI noise
standards. Workers in vicinity of strong Beginnin
noise will wear earplugs and their g and
working time should be limited as a through
safety measure. At construction sites construct
within 150m of sensitive receptors ion
Construction will be stopped from 22:00
to 06:00. Machinery of noise barriers
(Stone walls and plantation) for silence
zones including schools
and hospitals.
WATER
Contaminatio All justifiable measures will be taken to Through IJM IJM
n prevent the wastewater produced in out
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from Wastes construction from entering directly into construct

rivers and irrigation system ion
period
Wastage of Measures shall be taken to avoid misuse Beginnin IJM IJM

water of water. Construction agency shall be g with
instructed accordingly to follow strict and
procedures while using the water for continui
construction and drinking ng
Purpose. througho
ut
construct
ion
Sewerage A minimum distance of any sewage or Through IJM IJM

disposal toilet facility from water sources should out
during be 200 meters construct
construction at ion
Service period
Centers
Sanitation and Sufficient measures will be taken in the Before IJM IJM
Waste construction camps, i.e. provision of and
Disposal in garbage tank and sanitation facilities. during
Construction Waste in septic building
Camps Tanks will be cleared periodically. of
Drinking water will meet Indian National construct
Standards. Garbage will be collected in a ion
tank and disposed camps
of daily. Special attention shall be paid to
the sanitary condition of camps.
Camps will be located at a minimum
distance of 200 m from water sources.
SOIL
Quarrying Quarrying will be carried out at approved During IJM UM/

and licensed quarries only. construct PSEP
ion L
FLORA AND FAUNA
Loss of trees Areas of tree plantation cleared will be After Forest PIU/
and replaced according to Compensatory a completi Department Forest
Avenue forestation Policy under the Forest on of Depar
Plantation Conservation Act. Trees will be planted construct tment
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against every tree cut as per norms. ion

activities
SOCIAL
Loss of Temporary access should be built at the During IJM P111/

Access interchange and other roads. construct traffic
ion depart
ment
Traffic jams If there are traffic jams during During IJM PIU/
and construction, measures should be taken construct traffic
congestion to relieve the congestion with the co- ion depart
ordination of transportation and traffic ment
police department
Safety with Safety education and fines. During IJM IJM

vehicles, 0 Allow for adequate traffic flow around construct
people construction areas ion
and livestock [)Provide adequate signage, barriers and
and flag persons for safety precautions.
signage [)Communicate to the public through
newspaper announcements regarding the
scope and timeframe of projects, as well
as certain construction activities causing
disruptions or access restrictions
Increase in D Make certain that there is good During IJM IJM/L

disease drainage at all construction areas, to construct ocal
Water-borne avoid creation of stagnant water bodies. ion govt.
Insect-borne [)Provide adequate sanitation and waste At start- body
Communicabl disposal at construction camps. up
e [)Provide adequate health care for Through
diseases workers and locate camps away from out
vulnerable groups construct
ion
OPERATION PHASE (to filled during construction)
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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES
Control of Water Pollution

PURPOSE
To ensure that,
Effluents are collected, treated and disposed off in an environmentally benign manner and
thus preventing pollution of adjacent surface water bodies/ land resources etc.
The legal norms are complied monitored while discharging effluent and such records are
maintained.
In case of any abnormality is observed in the monitored parameters, corrective and
preventive actions are taken.
All concerned shall be families with water conservation and pollution abatement
measures.
SCOPE
This procedure is applicable to all the areas/ activities of all Sites, where Waste Water
Pollution has been identified as Significant Environmental Aspect. It will include quarry,
batching plant, casting yard, site offices, labour colony if existing and two construction site.
It will also apply to all Project material carrying (PMC) vehicles transporting wet mix to
construction sites.
LEGISLATION
DEFINITION
RESPONSIBILITY
The Project Manager (Sites) are responsible to ensure that the effluents are disposed off
only after giving the required treatment and also supporting minimization of the quantity
of waste water through recycle and reuse wherever possible.
The Site Environmental Engineer and Works Manager are accountable to maintain
records related to the quantity/ quality of waste water.
3) In case of abnormal variation against the legal norms the problems are brought under
notice of Project Manager by the respective Works Manager/ Safety Environmental
Officer and then corrective actions are planned and taken.
CROSS REFERENCE
Monitoring and Measurement Plans
Engineering Control Plans.
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PROCEDURE
Sources of water and sewer / connection if any Soak pit connection and sources of waste
water:
Most of the waste water generated by different services/ Activities/ Operations from the
following areas.
Waste water generated due to the different plant operations (viz. Batching plant, WMM
Plant etc. as may applicable)
Waste water generated from curing yard (as applicable): most of the water gets
evaporated; recycling methodology shall be preferred to reuse uncontaminated water.
Waste water (Sewage), generated from the Labor camp/ Officers Camp/ Other living
facilities shall be disposed to sewer where available otherwise.
Control of Water Pollution from Plant Operations and Curing Yard:
All drains shall be maintained & cleaned for unobstructed flow as per detailed layout.
Batching plant and casting yard shall provide two sedimentation tanks for at least 8
hours detention time. One sedimentation tank shall be in circulation which other will
be under cleaning.
pH of the waste water should be monitored and records maintained and appropriate
frequency.
The waste water arising out site offices, canteen, and toilet facilities shall be
discharged to sewers. Approval shall be taken from the agency. In no cases the
sewages system shall get logged and there must be a free flow of sewage. Traps may
be provided if necessary.
All the maintenance activities of storage of HSD & Lub. Oils (new or waste oil) shall
not be carried out near drains so that no oil contamination can take place (the
permissible oil & greases concentration in any waste stream is linked to 10 mg/ liters
has not to be exceed at all). Rather all oil storage shall be provided with containments
lined/plastered to assure that they are not permeable.
Oil separators/ interceptors shall be provided a batching plant if necessary.
Vehicles' maintenance / services depot shall have an exclusive oil reparative / trap to
avoid release of oil & grease in to drainage system
Surface runoff for construction depots & batching plant shall be discharged in to
storm drains via silt traps/ sedimentation basin.
The sludge which is collected from the settling tank has to be dried out over the
concrete sludge sun drying beds under the normal atmospheric conditions and is
disposed off on a specified location given by the client or Pollution Control Board.
During transportation the dumpers that are transporting sludge shall be covered with
the tarpaulin sheets.
During monsoon season the sludge is stored in the closed storing yard and moisture
content is reduced up to the lowest possible extent by adding the admixtures that will
reduce the moisture content of the sludge and disposed off as mentioned above.
k) Monitoring of effluent quality is carried out as per the measurement and monitoring
plan.
1) All possible steps shall be taken to avoid water wastages.
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m) Records of operation of tube wells, No. of water discharge shall be maintained to

justify the water consumed/ analysis for improvement.
Control of Waste Water Pollution from the Labor Camp/ Officer Camp/ Other living
facilities:
Sewage is produced from the Labor/ Officer Camp and Other living facilities.
The sewage is mostly containing the organic matter that is treated by the Biological
Treatment. The treatment is done with the septic tank and provided at each location.
Septic tanks are provided with the sock pit that is used for collection of suspended solids
of the supernatant from the septic tank and the overflow of the sock pit is disposed off in
the specified location, suggested by clients or Pollution Control Boards.
The quality of overflow from all the sock pits are monitored on regular basis as per
monitoring and measurement plans, to check that it complies with the required water
quality criteria stipulated by Central/ State Pollution Control Boards.
FILES OR REGISTERS
Monitoring reports of effluent quality.
Environmental performance reports.
Air Monitoring Control Plan

1.0 Purpose
The purpose of this Air Monitoring Control Plan (AMCP) is to define the
environmental requirements and objectives of the Project as well as the processes and
procedures that will govern actions to ensure that these environmental requirements
and objectives are satisfied during construction Pune — Solapur section of NH - 9
Corridor up to Provisional Acceptance.
The implementation actions defined in the AMCP provide the procedures necessary to
achieve environmental compliance and ensure protection of the environment and
surrounding habitat. In addition, the AMCP outlines how objectives will be monitored
and enforced. In order to ensure environmental compliance, all members of the IJM
and his Sub Contractors organisations will be cognizant of their responsibilities
related to the protection of the environment.
This AMCP is a "living document". As work progresses and opportunities to improve

work-processes and/or this plan become apparent, the AMCP will be revisited and
revised where appropriate.
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
Air (prevention & Control Of Pollution ) Act 1981 and Rules 1982
Air (Prevention & Control Of Pollution) (Union Territories ) Rules 1983.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF LEGAL REQUIREMENTS:
An Act to provide for Prevention, Control and Abatement of Air Pollution, for the
establishment with a view to carry out the aforesaid purposes, of Boards, for
conferring on the assigning to such Boards, Powers and Functions relating there
to and for matters connected there with.
Persons carrying on Industry etc. not to allow emission of air pollutants in excess
of the standards laid down by state board.
3. No person shall without the previous consent of the State Board, establish or
operate any Industrial Plant in an Air Pollution Control Area..
2.0 Objective
The objective is to identify and, where possible, avoid adverse environmental

impacts. Where avoidance is not feasible, appropriate mitigation measures will be
developed and implemented to ensure that any adverse impacts are minimal.
3.0 Air Emission Mitigation Strategies
3.1 Effective Procedures for Emissions Monitoring and Control shall be developed and
implemented at the Project Sites, at all off-site Project facilities, and along all access
roads to ensure that emissions comply with the (EMP) IJM is responsible for ensuring
that UM and Subcontractors implement effective Emissions Control measures. The
Sr. Environmental Manager shall monitor ambient conditions daily and report any
AMCP compliance initiative or non-compliance situation to the Chief HSE Manger,
the Site Manager and the concerned parties for immediate action. Emissions
Monitoring Reports shall be issued daily.
3.2 Construction vehicles, batching plant, shifting of aggregates heavy equipment and
diesel generators are the primary source of emissions during the construction phase.
All equipment, vehicles and construction plant shall:
Be fitted with appropriate silencers to reduce noise and air pollution,

Not be left idling for prolonged periods of time,
Be subjected to regular scheduled maintenance by qualified mechanics.
Improperly functioning plant, equipment and vehicles shall be removed from the
Project Site or repaired before returning to service.
All equipment shall be kept in good working condition.
Equipment that forms part of the Permanent Works shall be designed and procured in
accordance with technical specifications that ensure full compliance with Contract
requirements. The Manager shall monitor emissions throughout the construction of
Pune — solapur section of NH - 9 Corridor site.
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Source Of Air Control Measure Indicator

Pollution
Moving Trucks / Avoid Overloading, Curtail No deposits on roadways
Vehicles spillages, PU Certificates, Washed and Cleaned vehicles
in constant use.
DG Sets Control of Fuel efficiency and - Minimum Fuel Efficiency to
the Lub. Oil Consumption. be 3.5
For Noise Control Refer Proc.
No
Cranes and Other Efficient Maintenance for low
Equipment Noise and optimum Fuel
Operating on Efficiency
HSD
Dust Emission Control Of Leaks, Spills and
From Batching Manual Handling. Cement
Plant Reconciliation on monthly
basis and control over Cement
Loss. Dust suppression by
Water Sprinkling
Preserved Soil To be kept in wet state by
Storage Sites water sprinkling on periodical
basis
Dust Generation Improper handling and
at Land Fill Site dumping operations.
AIR EMMISSION MONITORING PLAN
Source Of Sampling Periodicity Monitoring Agency
It will be done after

approval of EMP
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AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING PLAN
Once in Six month, 24 Hour Sampling
Noise Monitoring Control Plan
1.0 Purpose
The purpose of this Noise Monitoring Control Plan (NMCP) is to define the
environmental requirements and objectives of the Project as well as the processes and
procedures that will govern actions to ensure that these environmental requirements
and objectives are satisfied during construction of Pune — solapur section of NH - 9
Corridor up to Provisional Acceptance.
The implementation actions defined in the NMCP provide the procedures necessary to
achieve environmental compliance and ensure protection of the environment and
surrounding habitat. In addition, the NMCP outlines how objectives will be monitored
and enforced. In order to ensure environmental compliance, all members of the IJM
and his Sub Contractors organisations will be cognizant of their responsibilities
related to the protection of the environment.
This NMCP is a "living document". As work progresses and opportunities to improve

work-processes and/or this plan become apparent, the NMCP will be revisited and
revised where appropriate.
2.0 Objective
The objective is to identify and, where possible, avoid adverse environmental

impacts. Where avoidance is not feasible, appropriate mitigation measures will be
developed and implemented to ensure that any adverse impacts are minimal.
3.0 Noise Control
3.1 The principal goal of Noise Control is to ensure that Project noise does not exceed
acceptable parameters and that noise levels are not injurious to health and do not
create a nuisance.
3.2 Effective Practices for Noise Control have been developed being followed / practiced
at the Project Sites, at off-site Project Facilities and along all off-site access roads.
The IJM and Subcontractors shall be responsible for implementing these Procedures
and related practices. The NMCP shall physically check the ambient conditions daily
and all concerned shall ensure follow up of practices for Noise Suppression in DG
Sets and other construction machinery.
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Noise Measurements (DG Sets and Other Construction Machinery)
The weekly monitoring of Noise Levels shall be done by the Environmental Manager
as per prescribed format and the records shall be maintained in a register.
The Corrective and Preventive action shall be taken by the Environmental Manager if
the Noise levels are higher than the permissible levels. and the concerned parties for
immediate action. Noise Monitoring Reports shall be issued daily.
The Environmental Manager will keep a record of all such equipment at site and will
identify it with the suitable Identification Number. All new machineries coming to the
site will be checked for Noise (& Emissions through Energy Efficiency) before
approval. The updated record of such machinery shall always be available with
Environmental Manager.
THIRD PARTY MONITORINGS

Monthly monitoring of the Noise Levels during Day and Night shall be got done by
CPCB approved laboratory. It will include the source monitoring and the ambient
monitoring at a distance of 50 Feet from the Noise generation sources.
Environmental Manager shall coordinate with the third party labs and shall assure the
use of right sampling points, calibrated Instruments and approved methods are
followed by the Third party. The Environmental Manager shall review the records of
self and third party monitoring.
SOURCE SAMPLING
50% of the installed DG Sets and Equipment shall be covered for Noise monitoring at
source and ambient values at 50 Ft. distance so that all equipment is covered at after
every two months.
3.3 Construction plant, equipment, vehicles, and activities are the major sources of noise.
The following mitigation measures are to be addressed in the Procedures:
Effective and appropriate noise abatement equipment shall be fitted to the

exhausts of all construction plant, equipment and vehicles,
Properly qualified and experienced personnel shall be employed to carry out
preventive and regular maintenance and repair of construction plant, equipment
and vehicles,
Locate stationary equipment such as generators and welding sets with exhaust
pointing to a neutral location,
Acoustic enclosures shall be erected where safe, practical, and effective,
Building materials,
Barriers are to be erected to prevent un authorized personnel entering areas
where there are high levels of noise,
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Erect signs clearly defining areas where the wearing of ear protection is
compulsory,
Restrict working hours for carrying out any high noise activities that risk
disturbing local communities during the night,
Provide all personnel with appropriate ear protection (ear plugs, ear protectors,
etc.
Minimizing the use of Impact Devices such as jack hammers and pavement
breakers.
The Vibratos to have minimum noise and the operator shall use the required
PPEs. The breaking activities through vibrators shall be as far as possible be
isolated through suitable barriers.
Equipment and Plant are not to be kept idling when not in use.
3.4 During erection and maintenance additional sources of noise will be from rotating
equipment such as grinding machine, Pumps and Compressors. Long-term permanent
noise mitigation measures shall be identified and included in the Project engineering
and design (What are the design criterion for noise). Selection of appropriate building
materials shall be given high importance.
4.0 APPLICABLE LEGISLATION

Environment Protection Act 1986 as it applies to DG Sets and the Stationery
Sources and the Ambient Conditions.
The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules 2000.
5.0 RECORDS
1 Weekly Noise Monitoring Records as above.

2. Monthly records of Source / Ambient Noise Data of DG Sets and construction
equipment by third party / external agency approved by CPCB.
Air Emissions and Control of Dust

1.0 PURPOSE
This procedure should be used in order to monitor and control the Air Emission by
equipment, machines and operations.
To lay down the system to take all necessary steps and precautions to minimize the Fugitive
Dust Emissions from operations involving the Excavation, Grading and Clearing of Land,
handling operation in Batching Plant and Casting Yards, Transport and handling of Raw
Material, Cement, Loading, Unloading Activities and Transportation of Solid Wastes. All
efforts shall be made to reduce source emissions by better maintenance and management.
All Equipment in use at site shall primarily be designed, Operated and maintained so that it
does not cause any unacceptable Air Pollution and the Dust Generation.
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2.0 SCOPE
The scope of the Site where the Environmental Management System is implemented.
Air emissions is to be minimized, controlled and measured once in every month as mentioned
in the procedure.
3.0 DEFINITION
"Air pollutant" means any solid, liquid or gaseous substance present in the atmosphere in
such concentration as may be or tend to be injurious to human beings or other living
creatures, plants, property or environment.
Air pollution means the presence of any air pollutant in the atmosphere.
Environmental Pollution: Means the presence in the environment of any air pollutant.
Handling: In relation to any substance means the manufacture, processing, treatment,
package, transportation, use, collection, destruction, conversion, offering for sale, transfer
or like of such substance.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITY
Environmental Manager / Project Manager
5.0 CROSS REFERENCE

The Air (Prevention and control of Pollution) Act 1981.
Procedure for Legislative requirements.
c. Environment Protection Act (wherever applicable)
6.0 PROCEDURE
Identify the probable Air Emission Equipment, Machines and Operations. The Site should
maintain their own list of Equipments and Machines.
Carry out the measuring / sampling at the source and at different levels. Note the reading in
the format.
If the dust level is observed above the prescribed values by the Legislative requirements or by
the Site initiate the controlling action.
Control of Dust & Air Emissions
Air Emissions shall be controlled by using proper Equipments and machines.

Equipments maintenance should be carried out at regular intervals.
Every day morning before the Site operation starts, water spraying should be done to
the entire site.
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Proper Spray system should be used so that water can be utilized in effective way
without wastage.
Care should be taken so that sprinkler is not placed in the top of the Cement bags.
Every two hours this cycle should be continued so that dust can be under control.
If possible landscaping should be carried out with minimum cost, since grass can
prevent dust. This can be practiced looking into the soil conditions of site.
Sprinkle water on top of the Metal/Coarse aggregate which will also help in settling
the dust while transferring metal for concreting / batching plant / crusher.
The approach road to the site can also be watered using sprinkler system to reduce the
dust.
Dust Absorber / bags / collectors can be placed near the Batching plant or near by the
concrete mixer to reduce the dust.
The top of the Fine aggregate / sand can be sprinkled with water in a mild way to
bring down the dust under control.
While transferring the fine aggregate /sand/metal in dumpers make it sure that it is
covered with tarpaulin in order to control the dust.
The point where the cement is transferred to batching plant or mixer shall be covered
with Gunny bags or plastic sheet in order to prevent the accumulation of cement dust
particles.
While sprinkling the water the quantity of water used should not exceed than what is
required to control the dust and the concerned person should make it sure that water
used should not affect the HOUSE KEEPING OF SITE.
The quantity of water to be used will depend on the area of the site.
The execution Engineers working at the site and HSE officer should make it sure that
the sprinkling is done in a proper way.
Temporary Dumping areas shall be maintained at all times till the excavate is re
utilized for backfilling or as directed by the employer. Dust Control activities shall
continue even during night.
All trucks carrying dust generating materials like debris and Soil being transported
shall be covered. All trucks carrying loose material should be should be covered and
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loaded with sufficient free board to avoid spills through the Tail Boards or the Side
Boards.
PURPOSE
This procedure focuses from on the responsibility and mechanism to carry out all activities
keeping in mind conservation of resources by optimum usage of resources
SCOPE
This procedure is applicable to those site activities, products/ services as well as the
environmental aspects that may arise from the activities/ products and services carried out/
delivered/ used at site and which are within the scope of Environmental Management System.
The Key resources applicable to the Project work are:
Thermal Energy i.e. HSD Consumption (SFC) of DG Sets and HSD Driven Vehicles
and Equipment.
Electrical Energy.
Cement Losses in the system.
Water
5. Steel
DEFINITION
RESPONSIBILITY
Project in charge, Engineers, activity in charges, Supervisors
CROSS REFERENCE
Nil
PROCEDURE
The Concerned department head Shall review the activities and required resources. It will be
ensured that wherever possible recycling reuse of the material is done so that the natural
resources such as energy, water, paper, iron and steel are used in a conservative manner.
Energy usage:
Ensure that any electrical gadgets are switched off when not required. In the offices
all lights and fans will be switched off when not required.
Optimizing Cable Sizes.
Tools, Plants and Equipment to Operate at Correct Power.
Use of Energy Efficient Pumps and Motors.
To maximize the use of Energy Efficient Luminaries such as CFL,s, T5 Florescent
Tubes, Metal Halide Lamps.
Provision Of Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers (ELCB) and Residual Leakage Circuit
Breakers (RLCB) to prevent Loss of excessive earth currents which are also unsafe.
Only required DG sets will be operated depending on the load requirements. The
work will be planned in such a way that there is maximum usage of power generated
based on the load requirements. DG Operation / Efficiency Record shall be
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maintained. The Lub Oil make up data shall be maintained in the History Sheets and
the optimum use of resources shall be assured.
FUEL EFFICIENCY DATA of HSD Driven Construction Equipment : of all equipment

shall be maintained and there has to be the reconciliation against established norms. Where
reconciliation is not possible due to varying load the data be compared with the best achieved
values determined as per experience and approved by the Project Manager. Head
Maintenance / Environmental Manager shall maintain suitable records and analyze for CPA
in case deviations
Water:
Where possible water will be recycled. Any water leaving the premises will be collected in a
pit so that it can be utilized for dust suppression for spraying on the road.
Energy and Production Efficiency of RO Plant shall be maintained to justify the optimum use
of resources against the design norms provided by the supplier.
CEMENT
All efforts will be taken to minimize fugitive emissions of Cement Dust during handling,
loading, unloading and batching operations. The reconciliation of Cement shall be done to
evaluate the Cement Handling Loss on monthly basis. The action will be taken to minimize
the Cement Dust. The trend of cement loss in the system calculated as below shall be
monitored:
Month Cement Consumed Volume Cast Corresponding Cement Loss
2010 (OS+Receipt-CS) during the Cement Absolute
MT (a) Month M3 (V) Requirement as (a-b) And
per Engg. %age of (a)
Norms MT (b)
Jan It will be done after
approval of EMP
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
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USED & WASTE OIL

The reconciliation as above shall be done for Lub. Oil Issued and Waste Oil Generated
(Returned to Stores) and shall be compared against the budgetary norms.
Iron and Steel:
Any scrap generated will be disposed off for recycling, but before disposal it will be reviewed
for any possibility of usage. Consumption not to exceed than the budgeted engineering
norms.
Paper:
As far as possible, the other side of paper will be used to reduce the consumption of paper.
The disposal of the paper will be done for recycling only. No paper will be burnt. If there is a
confidential paper it will be shredded and then disposed for recycling.
5. Site team
5.1 Site team responsibilities
SHE RESPONSIBILITIES
POSITION : PROJECT MANAGER

REPORTS TO : PROJECT SUPERVISORY BOARD
SUPERVISE : DEPUTY PROJECT MANAGER AND DEPARTMENT HEADS
RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

The Project Manager is responsible and accountable for project safety and for working with
various departments, employer's representative, and assigned staff to ensure that from project
inspection to contract completion adequate resources and top management support are
provided to ensure a safe work site in accordance with project safety plan. This includes
proper staffing, financial support, safe design and management support for necessary actions
taken.
The responsibilities and duties shall include the following:

Delegate specific responsibilities and duties to all field management staff and ensure
such functions are carried out.
Establish a realistic Safety Policy for the site.
Make clear and stress at every opportunity that safety and Health are a line
responsibility. Lead by example.
Direct field management in carrying out their duties and responsibilities.
Preside over Safety Committee Meeting and delegate this responsibility to Deputy
Project Manager Safety Officer when unable to attend.
Make final decision on matters affecting field construction work, after consultation with
various groups within the field organization.
7. Advise and / or instruct subordinate regarding any actions necessary to correct any
hazardous activities or work conditions.
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Review and finalize IJM Safety Management System and Safe Work practices and
other Safety Documents.
Authorize Safety Incentive Scheme.
Patrol the site as frequently as possible to ascertain the work and safety status.
Establish and direct an Accident Investigation Team when an accident occurs. Suspend
work or prohibit the use of facilities, if emergency measures are required, to correct
the hazardous activities or work conditions, until their rectification is confirmed.
12. Remove any person from the site who seriously or repeatedly fails to comply with the
safety and security requirements and rules.
Take the lead in promoting housekeeping at the highest standards.
Review safety performance, safety topics, and safety activities, status with the Deputy
Project Manager Safety Officer and the Construction Manager on a regular basis.
Report on safety performance, safety activities, and any accident or near misses, to the
employer's representative in a regular and timely manner.
Review and assign the responsibilities and duties of each position.
18. To monitor and measure, with the field Management Staff and Staff and Safety
Department, the safety performance of each employee. Recognition shall be awarded
to those who have performed consistently well. Corrective, measure / disciplinary
actions shall be applied to those who fail to comply with their designated duties and
responsibilities.
POSITION : CONSTRUCTION MANAGER/SECTION IN CHARGE

REPORTS TO : PROJECT MANAGER
SUPERVISE : RESPECTIVE MANAGERS
RESPONSIBLITIES AND DUTIES
The Construction Manager is to assist the Project Manager to manage, supervise and control
construction and safety activities.
Assist Project Manager in construction, co-ordination., schedule / plan, budgeting and

technical activities.
Implement Project manager directive as required and acts in his absence or assume
fieldwork responsibility when directed.
To Preside over Safety Committee Meeting upon delegation from Project Manager.
Advocate the setting up of the SHE Procedures, Rules and Regulations, SHE Training
Plan, etc.
Conduct any other safety meeting and follow up meeting where necessary.
Remove any person from the site who seriously or repeatedly fails to comply with the
safety and security requirements and rules
Take the lead in promoting housekeeping at the highest standards.
Review SHE performance, SHE topics, and safety activity status with the PM /Safety
Officer on a regular basis.
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POSITION : SHE MANAGER

REPORTS TO : JUNIOR MANAGER
SUPERVISE : SHE SUPERVISIOR
Provide support to the construction department for implementation of project SHE Plan
Provide leadership, planning and motivation in the implementation of Environment, Health
& Safety and loss control
Assist in development and the review of procedures and systems designed to facilitate safe
work
Developing, regularly reviewing and, as appropriate, revising the project SHE plan to ensure
that it continues to meet the specific requirements of the project
In consultation with Project Management, regularly review safe work procedures
Establishing a monitoring regime to ensure that unsafe systems, places or practices are
identified and remedied at the earliest
Ensure that all reportable accidents and serious incidents are reported to Project
Management and the Employer's Representative
Carryout a detailed investigation of major accidents / incidents including near miss on site
and convey the findings to all to prevent the recurrence of such type of accidents / incidents
in future
Manage and organize the general activities of site safety and give guidance to the Section
Managers
Prepare reports at monthly intervals or, as required by Project Management, regarding
overall Project SHE Management
Initiate SHE training programmes.
Ensuring that the attendance at safety meetings is comprehensive and appropriate. He will
also ensure that the minutes of such meetings assign actions and timings to named individuals
and are promptly distributed to all relevant personnel
Ensuring that the detailed requirements of the Project SHE Plan are implemented across
the project
Ensuring suitable arrangements are in place to monitor that SHE performance targets are
being achieved
Shall ensure that safety committee meeting is conducted on regular basis
POSITION : Sr. ENGINEER

REPORTS TO : MANAGER
SUPERVISE : SITE ENGINEERS/ SUPERVISORS &
SUB-CONTRACTORS
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The Sr. Engineer shall take the initiative to ensure that the total construction work progresses
smoothly and safely.
Co-ordinate, plan the work, schedule, and liaise with other necessary department to
ensure that conflicts of interest between subcontractors do not occur and are performed
in a safe and efficient manner.
Direct Site. Engineers on their safety duties and responsibilities.
Attend the Construction / Progress Co-ordination Meeting and teakettle lead to address
safety issues in the meeting.
Analyze all works, identify any serious hazards and be proactive in implementing
procedures that encourage safety construction.
Ensure that the works are carried out as per the approved Method Statement and Risk
Assessment.
Ensure that Method Statements, which incorporate adequate safety provisions for
safety, have been provided for all critical work.
Direct Site. Engineers to check that the work at the site complies fully with the Method
Statement and the precautions given.
Patrol the site daily and ascertain the work and safety Status.
Advice and / or instruct Site Engineer regarding necessary corrective actions for unsafe
activities and hazardous or unhealthy working conditions.
Review the Tool Box Meeting activities carried out by Subcontractors. Dictate the
frequency of Tool Box Meeting of each work group with the advice of the Engineers
and Safety Personnel.
11. Confirm that Subcontractors are fulfilling their responsibilities in regards to safety
requirements.
12. When critical measures are required to correct unsafe activities or work conditions,
suspend work or prohibit the use of facilities until rectification is confirmed.
Promote regular housekeeping at the highest standard.
Ask advice from the Safety Personnel when any doubt exists about Safety
Procedure at the site.
Reports to Assistant Manager on any anticipated matters of concern.
Participate in Safety Meetings as required.
Provide assistance and support in any accident investigation.
Identify and instruct / encourage subordinates to participate Safety training, Courses
and Seminars.
19. Familiarize with the IJM Safety Policy, Safety Manual, Emergency and Evacuation
Procedures and any other relevant Safety Programme. Lead by example.
POSITION : SAFETY SITEWARDS

REPORTS TO : Jr SHE MANAGER
SUPERVISE : SUBCONTRACTOR'S
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The Safety Steward is responsible for the administration of the project SHE plans. Safety
steward shall assist the senior SHE manager/ safety officer with SHE matters and ensure
liaison and co-ordination Channels are maintained among the IJM and sub-contractor's
management on environment, safety and health control.
Provide SHE information and guidance to supervisors on proper SHE procedures, current
and potential hazards and employee training requirements.
Conducts project SHE inspection and reports infractions to the applicable supervisor
Engineer and subsequently inspect to see that infractions are corrected.
Ensure that the respective supervisor applies the approved method statement and SHE
control
Stipulated in the risk assessment during the execution of the work.
Maintain register of any defects or violations observed and of remedial action taken.
Conduct investigation of all fatal, lost time accidents, significant first aid cases, near
misses accident and damage to property or equipment. Complete and analyze each accident
investigation report.
Conducts the SHE induction programme for new employees and subcontractors.
Assist in SHE training, courses and seminars.
Assist construction supervisors and foremen during the tool box meeting to be held every
Morning or weekly depending on the working status.
Inspect for fire hazards and check that fire protection equipment is adequate, accessible,
and in proper working order.
Supervise and implement security procedure.
13. Assist in supervising medical facilities and maintaining medical records.
POSITION : JR. ENGINEER

REPORTS TO : SITE ENGINEER
SUPERVISE : CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR AND SUBCONTRACTORS
SITE STAFF
Junior engineer shall directly supervise the work force and the selection of the actual
sequence and method of construction.
Familiarize with the IJM SHE policy, SHE manual, emergency and evacuation
procedures and any other relevant SHE programmed. Lead by example.
Ensuring that production with safety receives high priority on all times and that SHE
planning is included in the scope of the work.
Development of method statements and identification of the hazards (risk assessment)
prior to the execution of any work.
That the method and sequence of construction operation are in accordance with
approved method Statements and safety controls stipulated in the risk assessment, safe
work practices and other SHE guidelines. Ensure that respective supervisor understand
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the work hazards and that a copy of the particular risk assessment is made available to
the supervisor for the applicable work.
That housekeeping is maintained and the job orderly and clean at all the times.
That supervisors and subcontractors are trained in the SHE requirements for the work
and held accountable for the SHE performance of workers and/ or areas they supervise.
Attend toolbox talks and ensure that it is held in accordance with requirement.
That a daily safety tour is made with the safety supervisor to inspect for unsafe
conditions or behaviors and to show support for the program. Items that require
correction will be noted and acted upon immediately. Site safety inspection checklist
will be completed and submitted to safety department.
9 Conduct accident investigations and file reports following all serious injuries or near
miss accidents within the area. Participate in the accident investigation team when
assigned by the concerned engineer.
10 In the event of any emergency ensure compliance by all subordinates with the
emergency procedure.
5.2 Environmental training
Environmental training for all site workers includes:

a site induction
Emergency response training, and
Familiarization with site environmental controls.
Title/name Training Trainer Verification Refresher

required (name & org.) (date/signature) course date
6 EMP review
The Project Manager is authorized to change and re-issue the EMP. The Site Supervisor is to
be informed of any changes made by the Project Manager. The Site Supervisor is authorized
to change and re-issue procedures for environmental control. Each procedure is to be
reviewed regularly by the Site Supervisor. The Site Supervisor is responsible for ensuring the
work crews are complying with procedures, and for informing the work crew of any changes.
The Site Supervisor is responsible for ensuring the work crews are aware of changes before
starting any works.
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Environmental Monitoring Format

Details of Quarry Operations
Location of Quarry under use:
(Enclosed a Sketch Plan clearly indicating distances and approach roads)

Attached
Details Of Quarry:
Type of Material excavated

Total quantity of the Material excavated
Quantity of Material excavated monthly basis
PPE's issued to worker to quarry
Location of Quarries Dis-used or Exhausted Nil
Specify on a location Plan Quarry No. Location
Rehabilitation Plan:
Outline a Re-habilitation Plan for each of the exhausted Quarry areas with special reference to
Erosion protection measures and drainage works.
Also, submit a separate detailed quarry rehabilitation plan for the exhausted Quarry areas for
approval supported adequately with layouts, plans and drawings.
They will adopt after disused the quarry the Benching system to avoid soil & sediment control
Details of Stone Crusher in Operation

Enclosed a Sketch Plan clearl y indicatin g distances and a pproach roads

Name and location of stone crusher unit w.r.t
PWD. Km. Ch.
Terrain: Flat/ Undulating/Rolling
Prevailing Wind Direction:
Name(s), distance population and type of
settlements in a 1.5 km. radius of site:
Draw sketch plan of stone crusher unit indicating distance and approach roads:
Attached
Details of Stone Crusher Unit and Mitigation Measures taken:
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Installed capacity
Average utilization in cum/day or MT/day
Make
Model
Last serviced
Water Quantity used for sprinkling: (Average
Liters/ Day)
PPE's issued to worker at stone crusher site
Air Pollution (Dust Suppression) Control Measures taken at the Stone Crusher unit site:
Noise Pollution Measures taken at the stone Crusher unit at site:
Ambient Air Quality Status of Stone Crusher Plant & its Surroundings: Attached with details
Location (Km/Ch)
Date
Time
Instrument used & Calibration Status
Frequency of monitoring (in month)
Parameters Range of Mean observed Permissible Control Methodology
Observed value in value in pg/m 3 standard in Measures Followed
pg/m 3 pg/m 3
RSPM
SPM
SO2
Nox
HC
CO
Details of Hot Mix Plant
Environmental features of the surrounding Area:
Name and location of stone crusher unit w.r.t

PWD. Km. Ch.
Terrain: Flat/ Undulating/Rolling
Prevailing Wind Direction:
Name(s), distance population and type of
settlements in a 1.5 km. radius of site:
Sketch plan of HMP clearly indicating distance and approach roads:
Attached
Details of HMP and Mitigation Measures taken:
Installed capacity
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Average utilization in cum/day or MT/day

Make
Model
Last serviced
Stack height (in meter)
PPE' issued to worker at HMP site
Air Pollution Control Measures taken at the HMP site:
Noise Pollution Measures taken at the HMP site:
Ambient Air Quality Status of HMP & its Surroundings:
Location (Km/Ch)
Date
Time
Instrument used & Calibration Status
Frequency of monitoring (in month)
Parameters Range of Mean observed Permissible Control Methodology
Observed value in value in pg/m 3 standard in Measures Followed
pg/m 3 pg/m3
RSPM
SPM
SO2
NOx
HC
CO
Details of Quarry Operations

(Enclosed a Sketch Plan clearly indicating distances and approach roads)

Attached
Details of Quarry:
Type of Material excavated

Total quantity of the Material excavated
Quantity of Material excavated monthly basis
PPE's issued to worker to quarry
Location of Quarries Dis-used or Exhausted
Specify on a location Plan
Rehabilitation Plan:
They will adopt after disused the quarry the Benching system to avoid soil & sediment control
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S. EAP Mitigation Measures should taken during the Site Inspection Status Monitorin
N construction period g
o. frequency
1 Borrow Seek prior approval of local environmental Weekly
Areas regulatory agencies and compliance at all
stages of operations.
It is ensure that the borrow areas not to be
within the project ROW.
All the borrow areas preferred in non-
productive, barren land, raised land and
wasteland.
After completion of the excavation activities in
the borrow areas, the EPC engineer together
with environment engineer, are to inspect to
ensure that the borrow areas and access roads
are properly graded and drained to ensure
minimum erosion, and to prevent run-off from
either collecting or from damaging adjacent
properties. All the existing trees within the
boundary of borrow areas are should be
preserved & protected.
e) The EPC attached his proposed EMP for
development; use & closing down of the
exhausted borrow areas. After borrowing
ensure re-vegetation, drainage, erosion
protection as per EMAP.
2 Quarries Compliance of local environmental regulations in Weekly

project specific quarries and at all stages of
operations as per the MMC Rules 1986 and Air
(Prevention and Control Pollution) Act, 1981.
3 Haulage Avoid of agriculture lands, finalization of Weekly
Road compensation for land owners, regular inspection
to check inconvenience to locals, spillage, dust
levels/watering frequency, noise level restoring
after operations with wearing course and handing
over road to local community.
4 Work Comply local Environmental regulations for air
sites quality, noise, occupational hazard and safety
procedures at all stages work.
5 Status of Ensure all Machinery & vehicle is regularly

constructi maintained, have pollution under control
on certificates re-validates every six-month.
Equipmen
tNehicle
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6 Air quality Record SPM, SO 2 , NOx, CO etc. level for 24 hourly

at mining in 8hr shifts as per methods / procedure
and its recommended by Central / State Pollution Control
surroundi Board.
ng area
under
project
7 Noise Record noise levels at every 5 minutes for 24
level at all hours (both day and night time) & Provide noise
operation barrier along the project alignment at sensitive and
al area residential location to achieve the standard
under prescribed by the MOEF as per Environment
project (Protection) Act, 1986
8 Status of Preserve and restore the topsoil. If cannot be used Weekly
topsoil for restoration, divert for other applications like re-
from land vegetation, embankment turfing and alike.
clearing
operation
9 Hot Mix Located at least 500 meter away from Weekly
Plant settlements.
Most probably plant installed on non
agricultural/barren/waste land
Monitor air quality as per guideline under Air
(Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981
Monitor Noise level as per environmental
guideline.
Comply Occupational health & safety measures
as per guideline
Disposal practices of waste material (rejected
bitumen mix)
10 Crusher Located at least 500 meter away from Weekly
Plant settlements.
Compliance all environmental regulation under
Mines & Mineral and Air (Prevention & Control
of Pollution) Act, 1981.
c) Appropriate dust suppression & noise pollution
control measures taken
Record SPM, SO2 , NOx, CO etc. (in and around
the mining areas to achieve the standard set by
RSPCB & MOEF) level for 24 hourly in 8hr shifts
as per methods / procedure recommended by
Central / State Pollution Control Board
11 Soil Exhausted/Dis-used borrow areas shall have
erosion gentle slopes to control soil erosion and connected
and to nearby natural water bodies for re-vegetation.
conservati
on
12 Channel / Ensure most activities are scheduled for dry
River months, reshaping of channel bed after completion
beds of construction.
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13 Archeolog Archeological evidence / idols tombs / if noticed /

ical / found — inform Archeological Department. Temple
monumen within ROW is relocated in consultation with
is / ruins / community leaders. Coordinate with social team.
religions
structures
/ temples
14 Water Adequate water supply as per norms, septic tanks,
supply soak pits, kerosene and LPG supply, health care
Sanitation facilities and vaccination of work force camps.
and
Health at
camp
sites
15 Constructi Seek prior approval of suitable disposal sites. In
on Debris case of borrow areas approved, re-vegetate the fill
sites.
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Our Ref - IJMII/EGIS/SHE/06/02/10/01

Kind Attn: - Col. A.K. Dasgupta, Team Leader

"Submission of Environment Management Plan (EMP)"

(T. Vijay Kumar)

C.C.: - 1. Planning Dept.

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

Rev No. Date Of Rev. Description

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

Site location & lay out

PROJECT START POINT

Project Name : Four laning of Pune - Solapur section of NH-9 from Km

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

Subcontractor • Any individual or company which is engaged by

SHEMS : Safety Health & Environment Management System

1.1 SCOPE OF WORK

1.2 Objectives of this EMP

Ensure all environmental safeguards are carried out correctly

1.2 EMP context

1.2.1 Environmental Policy

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

1.2.3 Continual Improvement

To ensure that we continually improve our

1.2.4 Environmental Programs

Minimizing risk and contributing to improved economic performance through the

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN

development of environmental programs. We believe that good environmental performance

1.2.5 Environmental Laws and Regulations'

Exceeding or complying with all applicable environmental laws and regulations.

1.3 Legal requirements

S. No. Regulatory instrument

The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977.

The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981/82/83

Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Rules, 1986

Notification for Noise levels for diesel generator sets

Noise Pollution (Control and Regulation) Rules, 2000

7. The Hazardous Waste Management & Handling) Rules, 1989;

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Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous chemical, 1989,

Batteries (Management & Handling) Rules, 2001

Regulation on Recycling of waste oil, spent lead-acid batteries and non-

The Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.

The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1977.

The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981/82/83

16. Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment

The primary control measures for these risks

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Environmental Mitigation Measures Taken or To Be Time Implementing Respo

PRE —CONSTRUCTION STAGE

Displacement The people shall be displaced at proper Pre PIU PIU

Water The requirement of water shall be for Pre Construction IJM

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Environmenta This will include institutional During PIU UM/

Dust Water should be sprayed during During Construction IJM

Air Pollution Vehicles and machinery are to be Beginnin IJM IJM

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from Wastes construction from entering directly into construct

Wastage of Measures shall be taken to avoid misuse Beginnin IJM IJM

Sewerage A minimum distance of any sewage or Through IJM IJM

Quarrying Quarrying will be carried out at approved During IJM UM/

FLORA AND FAUNA

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