Environmental Impacts Register Evaluation of Impacts: A Likelihood of Occurrence ( 5 = very likely 1= very unlikely) B Severity of Consequence ( 5= very severe 1= very minor) C Legal implication: (5 = Applicable regulation available or ; 1 = Applicable regulation not available) Impacts with legal limits are significant

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Environmental Impacts Register
Evaluationof Impacts:
A Likelihoodof Occurrence ( 5 = verylikely1=veryunlikely)
B Severityof Consequence ( 5= verysevere 1= veryminor)
C Legal implication:(5= Applicable regulationavailable or;1 = Applicable regulationnotavailable)
Impacts with legal limits are significant
Activity Aspect Impact
Likehood
of
Occurance
Severity of
consenquence
Legal
Significanc
e
(A+B)*C
Control
Measures
Legal
Limits
Remark
A B C
1 - Normal Activities
work in or near
areas of
contaminated land
Disturbance
of pre-
existing land
contamination
Pollution of
water,
contamination of
land, air pollution
2 4 5 30
see
control
measures
1.5
Information
bulletin
May 2003
(DM)

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Activity Aspect Impact
Likehood
of
Occurance
Severity of
consenquence
Legal
Significanc
e
(A+B)*C
Control
Measures
Legal
Limits
Remark
Bulk storage of diesel
oil
Storage of
diesel oil
Unfinished bund:
no sump, no spill
containment or
clean-up materials.
Evidence of
pollution around
transfer area.
3 3 5 30
see
control
measures
1.1
ETG57
Chemical storage
Storage of
chemical
FOSROC and
BITUPRIME
drums stored on
slab and bund.
2 3 5 25
CoP+ETG
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Site Workshop
Storage of lub-
oil, grease &
other
chemicals
Land and water
pollution
2 2 5 20 ETG57
Storage and use of
diesel, chemicals,
materials and plant
and equipment
Accidental
spills or leaks
Pollution of
water,
contamination of
land, air pollution
3 4 5 35
see
control
measures
1.1
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bulletin
2003 (DM)
All Activities
Particularly Piling,
waste chutes
Noise
emissions
Nuisance to local
communities
3 4 5 35
see
control
ETG 44

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Activity Aspect Impact
Likehood
of
Occurance
Severity of
consenquence
Legal
Significanc
e
(A+B)*C
Control
Measures
Legal
Limits
Remark
measures
1.3
Activities producing
hazardous waste
e.g paint, oil and
fuels, concrete
additives
Disposal
wastage of
materials
Pollution of
water,
contamination of
land, air
pollution. Use of
materials
3 5 5 40
see
control
measures
1.1 & 1.8
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bulletin
May 2003
(DM)
All Activities
demolition, cement
mixing, transport
and materials.
Noise & Dust
pollutions
Nuisance to local
communities
4 3 5 35
see
control
measures
1.4
ETG 44
Concrete mixing /
ready mix lorries
Concreting
Depletion of
Natural resources.
5 3 5 40
see
control
measures
1.2
ETG57
All Activities Visual
Nuisance to local
communities
3 2 1 5 Reduce
Site Toilets
Discharge of
waste water
Pollution of
water and
ground, odor
1 2 5 15
see
control
measures
1.8
Information
bulletin
May 2003
(DM)

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Activity Aspect Impact
Likehood
of
Occurance
Severity of
consenquence
Legal
Significanc
e
(A+B)*C
Control
Measures
Legal
Limits
Remark
Activities producing
Non hazardous
waste e.g domestic
& office waste,
construction
materials
Disposal ,
wastage of
materials
Pollution of
water,
contamination of
land, air
pollution. Use of
resources
4 3 5 35
see
control
measures
1.6
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bulletin
May 2003
(DM)
Curing water
Usage of
Curing water
Depletion of
Natural resources
AI
2 1 1 3
Fixing of
Reinforcement rebars
Usage of
rebars
Depletion of
Natural resources. 4 4 1 8
Reduction
of wastage
Carpentry /formwork
Usage of of
wood
Nails dropped
onto soft ground
are being trodden
into the sand.
Depletion of
natural resources
4 3 1 7
Reduction
of wastage
Office activities Office work
Consumption of
electrical power
causes depletion
of non-renewable
energy resources
and pollution at
the power station.
5 3 1 8
As per
Objective
action plan
Photocopier toner
disposal,Printer
cartridge
Office work Land pollution
3 3 1 6
Sewage tank Pumping of
sewage
Risk of pollution
& odour 4 2 1 6

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Activity Aspect Impact
Likehood
of
Occurance
Severity of
consenquence
Legal
Significanc
e
(A+B)*C
Control
Measures
Legal
Limits
Remark
2 -Abnormal operations
Loss of power Site
Potential loss of
materials
1 1 1 2 1 -
3- Emergency situations
Fire 1) Storage area
Widespread air
pollution by
smoke, local
ground pollution
by seepage.
2 5 1 7 -
2) Workshop
Area
Widespread air
pollution by
smoke, local
ground pollution
by seepage and
burned materials.
3 2 1 5 -
Major chemical/oil
spillage
Store yard/ site
Pollution from
spillage.
3 3 1 6
Flood Diesel tank
Bund overflows
causing pollution
by dieseloil.
1 2 1 3
Flood Site
Potential loss of
materials.
1 1 1 2
Shamal Site
Potential loss of
material (paint,
concrete...)
1 1 1 2