Boral — Corporate Update (August 2018)
34 slides from Boral's corporate update, August 2018
Slide 1: Community Consultative Committee August 2018
Community Consultative Committee August 2018
Slide 2: Agenda item 3 – Correspondence
Agenda item 3 – Correspondence (since May, June, July) - Department of Planning and Environment - Update on voluntary undertaking - EPA - Meeting re Mod 5, dust bottle relocation and update on Voluntary Undertaking - G Clark - Report from Geoff re Cement weather station data - weather data reviews –
Slide 3: Agenda item 4 – Operations
Agenda item 4 – Operations Safety - Achieved zero LTI’s since last CCC (April 2018) Overburden - Overburden works ceased with new contract issued to TRN commencing this week. Pit update - Mine plan remains a consistent Easterly direction with additional load and haul of rock from top bench as
Slide 4: Agenda item 5 – OH&S Performance
Agenda item 5 – OH&S Performance No loss time injuries Surprise DPI audit on HME. - No major issues identified - however lessons learnt on the use of pre checklists prior to operations Winner of “One” Award for being # 1 supplier in regards to quality Finalist for the 2018 National IQA safet
Slide 5: Environmental Performance – Incidents
Agenda Item 6 - Environmental Performance Incidents May 2018–1 – hydraulic hose failure June 2018– 1 – drill rig broken hose July 2018 – 1 – dust from pit operations 5
Slide 6: Environmental Performance – Complaints
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Complaints 6
Slide 7: Environmental Performance – Air
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air Annual Average goal of 4gm2/month not in compliance at the site however majority of insoluble solid is organic Annual average would be below goal at the boundary Report received advising relocation of the bottle to the boundary 7
Slide 8: Environmental Performance – Air
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air Annual Average goal of 4gm2/month In compliance 8
Slide 9: Environmental Performance – Air
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air Annual Average goal of 4gm2/month In compliance However Bottle continues to have a high organic content. Report has been received advising relocation of bottle. 9
Slide 10: Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – annual average
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – annual average Peppertree Quarry PM10 annual running average 30.00 25.00 20.00 ug/m3 15.00 10.00 5.00 0.00 4/1/17 28/01/2017 21/02/2017 17/03/2017 10/04/2017 4/05/2017 28/05/2017 21/06/2017 15/07/2017 8/08/2017 26/08/20
Slide 11: Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – 24 hour criteria
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air – Particulate Matter <10 microns – 24 hour criteria May, June and July in compliance 11
Slide 12: Air - Total Suspended Particulates
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Air - Total Suspended Particulates TSP Annual average trend 2017 - 2018 ug/m3 180.00 160.00 140.00 120.00 100.00 80.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 0.00 17 7 7 7 /1/ 201 01 01 017 17 17 7 7 7 4 1/ /2 /2 /2 20 0 01 1 1 17 7 7 8/0 /02 /03 04 05/ 5/2 6/2 /20 /20 /20 201 0
Slide 13: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring April 2018 daytime
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring April 2018 daytime Site Noise Level Receiver Date Operational Criteria (dB(A)) Contribution Site Noise Level Receiver Date Operational Criteria (dB(A)) Contribution EPL ID LAeq, 15 minute (dB(A)) daytime R17 1/5/2018 <30 35
Slide 14: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring April 2018 – evening
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring April 2018– evening Site Noise Level Receiver Date Operational Criteria (dB(A)) Contribution EPL ID Leq, 15 minute (dB(A)) evening / night R17 2/5/2018 <30 35 R17 2/5/2018 32 35 R2 2/5/2018 32 35 R2 3/5/2018 33 35 R8 3/5/20
Slide 15: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring April 2018 evening 1min
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring April 2018 evening 1min Site Noise Level Receiver Date Operational Criteria (dB(A)) Contribution EPL ID LA1, 1 minute (dB(A)) evening R2 32 45 2/5/2018 45 R2 33 3/5/2018 3/5/2018 <30 45 R8 3/5/2018 <30 45 R8 45 R17 <30 2/5/
Slide 16: Noise - quarterly noise monitoring
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Noise - quarterly noise monitoring July 2018 undertaken but results not yet received 16
Slide 17: Blast monitoring – Ground Vibration
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Blast monitoring 12 2017 - 2018 Blast trend - Ground Vibration 10 mm/sec) 8 6 4 2 0 S e ri e s 1 criteria 1 criteria 2 north west boundary north east boundary 683 Marulan sth road Pace All in compliance 17
Slide 18: Blast monitoring – Overpressure
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Blast monitoring 2017 - 2018 Blast trend - Overpressure 150 100 dB (lin peak) 50 0 S e 1 criteria criteria 2 north west boundary north east boundary Pace r i 683 Marulan sth road e s 1 All in compliance 18
Slide 19: Surface water
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Surface water Quarterly monitoring round undertaken in June 2018 Due to lack of rain only 3 sites sampled in June– no flow onto the site. Analyses now compared to trigger levels Next sample round September 2018 Total Nitrogen for T1 is in compliance, levels
Slide 20: Surface water
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Surface water Total dissolved solids in compliance with the exception of Marulan south creek – due to low flow Turbidity In compliance – increase due to rain and then decrease 20
Slide 21: Surface water
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Surface water pH fluctuates for the dam but T1 downstream is in compliance Total phosphorus - In compliance for T1 but increase at the end of 2017 and early 2018 for the dam. May be due to changes in water level introducing nutrients from above the site and
Slide 22: Ground water
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Ground water No draw down of ground water from sentinel well .i.e. no impact on local groundwater. 22
Slide 23: Ground water
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Ground water Monitoring conducted April and July 2018 Measured against trigger levels Continue to have Exceedances of total nitrogen and total phosphorus at some bores (background levels are higher than guidance standards) Continue to have higher tha
Slide 24: Environmental flow
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Environmental flow All in compliance 24
Slide 25: Heritage
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Heritage Heritage salvage works have now been completed Scar tree identified in the footprint of the southern overburden emplacement. Review of the tree has been undertaken Next step is to collate and catalogue the artifacts commencing in July 2018 25
Slide 26: Ecology
Agenda item 6 – Environmental Performance Ecology Initial benchmark survey undertaken and photo points identified Next planting on the eastern OB held off till September 2018 due to weather 26
Slide 27: Stakeholder Engagement
Agenda item 6 – Stakeholder Engagement CVA schools program being arranged – Tallong school Outward Bound – May 2018 Kite festival 150th railway celebrations Woodwards Creek erosion management - (Bungonia Park trust and soil Conservation) 27
Slide 28: Agenda item 7 – Plans for the next three months
Agenda item 7 – Plans for the next three months Safety - Maintain zero harm to our employees and contractors Overburden - Removal of overburden over the next 9 months which will take the pit towards the South again near the site entrance. This should complete the Southern overburden dump. Pit
Slide 29: Agenda item 8 – General Business
Agenda item 8 – General Business Weather station update - Review of the weather station to be undertaken as part of Voluntary Undertaking - Relocation also now required 29
Slide 30: Marulan South Limestone update
Agenda item 8 – General Business Marulan South Limestone update Two public information sessions held in Marulan last week about Boral’s plans to expand its limestone mine. The Marulan South mine, will soon lodge a revised Environmental Assessment (EA) to the State Government. The company pro
Slide 31: Peppertree Quarry Modification
Agenda item 8 – General Business Peppertree Quarry Modification 5 - The proposal comprises: developing a new overburden emplacement (South-west Overburden Emplacement - SWOE), amending the Western Overburden Emplacement, removing the Western Earth Bund, relocating a powerline, constructing a new h
Slide 32: Agenda item 8 – General Business
Agenda item 8 – General Business 32
Slide 33: Next meeting dates
Agenda item 8 – General Business Next meeting dates – - November 2018 33
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