7. Construction progress Works this month • Works in Paddington Lane to relocate services as they are clashing with retaining wall footing. Traffic control is in place to ensure safety and authorised access is by permit • Bulk earthworks excavation in the north and eastern parts of the site including compacting and filling. Any dust generation is managed by water cart. • Two piling rigs have commenced works this month near the NRL building. Vibration monitors have been set up to monitor any vibration in accordance with management plans. • Intra-respite periods have not been required to date as no works have triggered the respite requirements of exceeding 75dBA. This is not expected to be triggered in the coming month. Works ahead • With piling activities commencing, work will progress south, to be followed by pouring the concrete slab- on-ground structure within the stadium footprint. • Bulk earthworks are estimated to continue until September 2020.
John Holland Covid-19 Response We are committed to following all government instructions and have a responsibility to keep our people and the community safe. On current government advice we have adopted a series of protocols to protect our people and the wider community, but we understand the situation is fluid and we will respond accordingly as needed and with public health and safety as the principal concern. We are working with governments across Australia to ensure we comply with protocols. Current protocols at John Holland include: • A dedicated COVID-19 taskforce with representatives across the business, to respond to current situations, to plan for potential future scenarios and act on health and government advice as it is announced • Clear protocols setting out how to deal with any confirmed cases of Coronavirus on our sites • Centralising the procurement process for key health and hygiene items such as hand sanitiser, electronic temperature devices, cleaning products and cleaning services • Encouraging all employees who can work remotely to do so • A suspension on all domestic travel other than by exception • A ban on international travel • Depending on the size and type of project, our sites are practicing strict social distancing protocols on site that can include: • Staggered start times, pre-starts and meal breaks on projects to limit large groups of people, and practicing social distancing during these sessions • No unnecessary travel between multiple project sites and offices. • Limited visitors to site – all visitors must confirm they have not been overseas, been in contact with a confirmed case, or show any symptoms of respiratory infection. • All projects and offices have instituted increased cleaning and hygiene practices • All face-to-face training has been cancelled • No meetings of more than 10 people, and strict social distancing guidelines to be followed.
Stage 2 Dilapidation Reports: • Letterbox drop to residents (Moore Park Rd 232-306 and Regent Street numbers 65 and 67) regarding dilapidation reports 9 April • Covid-19 mitigation measures to be implemented for any internal surveys • External surveys completed prior to 20 March • Internal surveys are being completed • 8 are completed with 4 left to be completed by Friday 9/5 • Report will be finalised in the coming few weeks
Community complaints – Stage 2 6/4/2020 Local resident Vibration and Closed 6/4/2020: Advised local resident that vibration monitors had no record any dilapidation report exceedances of the threshold. Dilapidation report for the resident’s property will be shared once complete by the consultant, due to Covid-19 social distancing measures had been implemented to enable completion of reports. 26/4/2020 Local resident Trucks marshalling Closed 28/4/2020: Advised local resident that subcontractor responsible was advised on Moore Park that marshalling trucks in surrounding streets was prohibited. Subcontractor to Road station personnel on street to ensure that it does not reoccur. All site subcontractors issued with a flyer on approved traffic routes to be distributed to staff. 29/4/2020 Local resident Concrete trucks Closed 29/4/2020: Advised local resident that subcontractor responsible was advised using local roads that construction traffic on local roads is prohibited. All site subcontractors issued with a flyer on approved traffic routes to be distributed to staff.
Communication to the community (all on INSW website) PROJECT UPDATE - March 2020 http://www.infrastructure.nsw.gov.au/media/2409/sydney-football-stadium-redevelopment-project-update-march-2020.pdf ASBESTOS FACT SHEET – March 2020 http://www.infrastructure.nsw.gov.au/media/2427/sfsr-asbestos-fact-sheet_final.pdf ONLINE COMMUNITY FORUM - 1st May 2020 Join us on Tuesday, 12 May, to learn more about the progress of the Sydney Football Stadium redevelopment project. OVERSIZE/OVER-MASS VEHICLE OVERNIGHT DELIVERIES - 20th Apr 2020 A permit has been granted by the City of Sydney Council for the Sydney Football Stadium Redevelopment to receive out of hours intermittent oversized/overmass deliveries for approximately the next two weeks. EXTENSION OF CONSTRUCTION WORKING HOURS - 6th Apr 2020 Construction sites can now operate on weekends and public holidays under new rules introduced by the NSW Government to support the industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. http://www.infrastructure.nsw.gov.au/media/2438/sfs-redevelopment-construction-hours-extension.pdf
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