Earl Pumping Station Community Liaison Working Group 24 September - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Earl Pumping Station Community Liaison Working Group

24 September 2018

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Construction update

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EARPS

Earl Pumping Station

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EARL PUMPIN PING S G STATIO ION –PROG OGRES ESS

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Current Progress

Geomix: Completed a further 12 panels and the 2 soft panels as well as continuing backfilling the bound trenches. fence: Started installation of fence line Silo slab Bundwall and piping: 95% of the bund wall and pipe connections completed

Silo slab 1 to 2 Pipe

duct connection: 95% finished installation

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connection of pipes between the two silo slabs. UKPN substation: 90% completion of palisade fencing around UKPN sub-station Croft street hoarding: 50% finished installation new hoarding at croft street

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What w we a are bu building ng

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September 2018

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Earl P Pumpin ing S Statio tion

September 2018

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September 2018

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September 2018

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September 2018

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Construction Work

Muck bin construction Foul water pipe diversion Offices in operation Grout Bag Trials Sewer coring Platform partly constructed

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Ov Over p pumpi ping a and si site d e drainage

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Platform form exca cavation,

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pumping e exca cavation

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and local se al sewer er d diver ersi sions

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Muck b k bin c constr truc uctio tion

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New w workin king e environme ment

Start of shift briefing Staff in the new office Welfare room

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Obstructio ion cor

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ing Dia iaphragm wall ll construct uction Geom eomix ix

Upcoming work

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Upcomin ing W Work k

Working Hours Standard Extended Monday – Friday 08:00 – 18:00 Until 22:00 Saturday 08:00 – 13:00 Until 17:00

1 hour allowed before & after for mobilisation

Programme Overview

2018 2019

May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April

Substations installation cable pulling (excavation on Chilton Grove and Croft Street) Temporary sewer diversion construction Platform construction (including muck bin) Water main diversion on Croft Street Coring of existing Earl sewer (obstruction coring) Geomix Diaphragm wall construction Standard Working Hours (08:00 - 18:00) Monday to Friday, (08:00 - 13:00) Saturday Extended Working Hours (08:00 - 22:00) Monday to Friday, (08:00 - 13:00) Saturday

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Earl Pumping Station site

Entrance on Yeoman Street Exit on Croft Street Thames Water access to pumping station Temporary exit during road closure works Croft Street road closure Note: abnormal loads will be allowed to use Yeoman Street gate as an exit

Traf affic Mo Movem ement

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Traffic Update – works completed 6-7 September

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Vehi ehicle Ho e Holding A Area rea – Bes estwood S Street reet

CVB will use part of the bus lane on Bestwood Street as a vehicle holding area to manage deliveries to the site more efficiently. Vehicles will be registered on arrival, checked for safety compliance and then leave for site as soon as is reasonably practical.

Duration: May 2018 to December 2021 Wor

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Monday to Friday, 07:00 – 18:00 Saturday, 07:00 - 13:00 What w we will do:

• Schedule all vehicle

movements

• Ensure no vehicle engine

idling within holding area

Vehicle holding area

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Environment

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Noise e and Ai Air Qu Quali lity no exceedances

Noise Monitor Air Quality Monitor

Month Noise Air Quality S61 Exceedances 24h PM10 Exceedance Jan-18 Feb-18 Mar-18 Apr-18

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Od Odour Ma Manag agement

To minimise this, odour will be managed in the following ways:

• Odorous excavated material will be

covered and removed from site as soon as possible

• Site personnel trained to identify and

deal effectively with odour sources

• Daily assessments at site boundary to

confirm control measures are working

• ‘Misting’ system to de-odourise or

mask odour when necessary When excavating, odour from ground conditions may become more noticeable

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Legacy and Community Relations

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RIV IVER T TIME IMES – Summe ummer Editi dition n del eliver ered ed

A digital copy of this publication can be found here https://www.tideway.london/media/4081/river-times_east_summer_18.pdf

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Staff C Char arity 20 2018 T 8 Tid ideway E Eas ast

Great Ormond Street Hospital was chosen by staff in June to be this year's chosen charity

Gre reat Orm Ormond Stre reet Ho Hospital

The money was raised through a variety of staff activities including a raffle and a World Cup Sweepstake

Since April, Tideway East has raised over £2,000

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Charity ity

In July, five members of staff from Chambers Wharf completed the British 10K run. The team ran in support of the Deborah Ubee Trust, a Greenwich based mental health charity neighbouring our Greenwich Pumping Station site. The team managed to raise over £800

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Women in Engineering 2018

#raisethebar

Brownies raise the bar

As part of Women in Engineering Week 2018 in June, Tower Hamlets Guides and Brownies visited Chambers Wharf, and we visited a Brownie pack in Bow. They learnt that women can make a positive impact in Engineering and Construction - as well as taking part in some fun tasks. After a quick talk about engineering and the Tideway project, the girls got stuck into lots

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engineers. These included building spaghetti and marshmallow towers, balloon hovercrafts, lava lamps and lemon fizz volcanoes. And of course a challenge to ‘raise the bar’

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Next Ge Gene neratio ion of

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World of Work visit from students taking part in the National Citizen Service summer programme ‘The Challenge’ They were working on a project to raise money for charity tackling domestic violence. They practised their Dragon’s Den style presentation with us.

Appren entic ices eships ips

• Three new civil engineering apprentices have

joined our team

• Two are from Newham, one recently finished

studying at the London Design Engineering UTC

• Two are studying degree level 6 qualifications

Work e exper erien ience

Four work experience students with us over the Summer. Two from the St Michael's College, one from Walworth Academy and one from East Young Leaders Academy (EYLA). Here’s some of their feedback:

“Thanks to my work experience I have been able to develop a wide range of skills, including working as part of a team, listening and

• rganisation. It's also helped boost my confidence.”

“Getting a feel of engineering at Tideway has really encouraged me to go on and work in engineering.” “Engineering is now definitely an option for my future.”

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Foresh shor

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e clean an-up up King Edward M rd Memori

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Fore reshore

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Site

Tideway East volunteers headed down to the foreshore in July to clean up plastic rubbish. The team made a great effort and were able to collect many bags full of plastic. This waste is taken away and properly disposed of.

Plastic is a hazardous material polluting our waterways. It’s putting wildlife at risk, harming and in some cases mutating aquatic life.

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Foresh shor

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e clean an-up o p on th the I e Isl sle e of D Dogs s

Staff volunteers, accompanied by the neighbouring Ecology Consultancy, based at Bermondsey Wall West, took to the Isle of Dogs foreshore to remove plastic waste embedded within its beach. Within the fifty bags of plastic rubbish collected they found a bag of Smiths salted peanuts with an expiry date of January 1984 - Which makes them 34 years old!

Newcastle Draw Dock - August 2018

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More information can be found at: https://www.tideway.london/our-community/foreshore-festival/Shadwell-Activities

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Th Than ank y k you

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Any questions please contact the Tideway Helpdesk on: Telephone: 08000 3 00 308080 080 Email: Helpdesk@Tideway.London

Thanks for attending Any questions?

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THANK YOU

Earl Pumping Station Community Liaison Working Group

21 May 2018