CM_CGP_Outdoor Environment Introduction
GSAS-CM CGP Training
Keyword(s)
outdoor, control, dust, noise, vibration, light odor, VOC, air quality, watering, temporary barriers, training, stockpiles protection, dust monitoring, PM10, PM2.5, sensitive receptors, noise pollution, noise monitoring, vibration control, training, acoustic barrier, light pollution, lighting fixtures orientation, visual impacts, hoarding, waste piles, septic tank, organic waste, volatile chemicals, Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH), personal protective equipment (PPE)
Publisher
Gulf Organisation for Research & Development
Description
Impacts resulting from ineffective control and design of the outdoor environment include air pollution and human comfort and health degradation. Measures that could improve outdoor environmental quality during the construction process include, minimizing the level of dust and fine particulates produced on-site, minimizing the amount of noise generated due to construction activities, reducing the vibration impacts from different construction equipment, minimizing light pollution and negative visual impacts and minimizing odor and reducing level of VOC emissions in the air.
Objective
The Outdoor Environment category considers aspects related to dust control, noise and vibration control, light pollution/visual impact control and odor and VOC’s control.