Every commitment, across every report.

Hazardous waste such as waste oil and diesel should be stored in sealed containers and placed on an impermeable surface and transferred to the nearest regional waste management facility for final disposal. Stored containers should be regularly inspected to identify any leakages. Conspicuous warning signs e.g. ‘No Smoking’ (should also be posted around hazardous waste storage and handling facilities. Take precautions measures on the field while engaging with the chemicals or liquids. Take all the actions to minimize exchanging, re-filling or drainage of chemicals of the shore. Implementation of this measures will greatly minimize the chances of accidental spill during the construction, transportation and storing

Ensure construction activities occur between 8 am and 6 pm. Construction workers should wear ear muffs when using machinery that produces significant noise and while undertaking welding and drilling activities. These measures will improve the chances of ensuring the peace and natural ambiance. A well-planned work schedule, Project manager and noise cancellation equipment’s.

Transport of materials from one location to another should be in covered vehicles or wheelbarrows. Transportation should be at low vehicular speeds and loading and unloading should be conducted within the site. Materials that are stockpiled at the temporary site for a long period of time should be covered to minimize the impact of dust generation due to windy conditions.

Limit dewatering to only what is necessary and avoid over-pumping. Monitor groundwater levels regularly in nearby wells and sensitive areas. Monitor salinity levels of both extracted and nearby groundwater throughout the activity. Reduce pumping rates if signs of saline intrusion are detected. Seal well casings properly to avoid vertical mixing of saline and freshwater. Use sediment filtration systems (e.g., silt traps, sedimentation tanks, geotextile filters) before discharging water. Stabilize discharge areas with gravel or vegetation to minimize soil loss.

Construction waste produced should be reused for the project as much as possible. Any remaining C&D waste shall be sent to Thilafushi. Reducing the waste generation and making sure that there is no dumping site left out after the demobilization. Instruction boards, Briefings and Supervisor

Place a bin at the temporary site and labor quarter area for the dispose of general waste generated by the workers. Establish procedures for general waste disposal which should include actions to be breached. Waste segregation and collection to make sure proper waste management system is established. Segregation dustbins with labels and Precaution notices

Materials shall be obtained from the closest source. Lowers the overall cost of the project. The materials shall be brought in bulk and transported to the site within a single trip where possible. The materials shall be stored at the project site or in close proximity to avoid unnecessary movement of vehicles through the construction phase. Workers will be informed to avoid damaging trees and disturbances to animals and to generally avoid engaging in destructive activities to the environment intentional or unintentional. Reducing the trips would minimize the impact of vehicular emissions and other enroute disruptions of transportation.

All workers should be provided with safety gear and should ensure that safety gear is utilized at all times. This includes safety hats, boots, glasses, masks, and gloves. Earmuffs shall be provided where equipment or machinery that emits a significant amount of noise is used (welding, drilling etc.). Chemical-Liquid protective gloves should be used when handling any chemicals, waste oil, or other liquid waste. A first aid kit must be purchased and kept on-site at all times. Health and Safety briefings should be given to all construction workers. A safety inspection checklist should be prepared to take into consideration what the workers are supposed to be wearing and monitored monthly and recorded in the monitoring.

Parameters to be monitored: Temperature, Conductivity, pH, Salinity, TDS, DO and Total Coliform

Waste disposal and management

Monitor if proper measures are maintained to avoid any spillage

General health and wellbeing of workforce

Monitor grievances by the community or other personal Hulhumale

Parameters to be monitored: Temperature, Conductivity, pH, Salinity, TDS, DO and Total Coliform

Waste disposal and management

Monitor grievances by the community or other personal Hulhumale

Conduct construction activities during acceptable working hours.

Notify nearby plots before using heavy machinery if by then development takes place.

Implement personal protective equipment (PPE) for workers operating heavy machinery.

Cover exposed soil, stockpiles, and transported materials to prevent dust dispersion.

Regularly take mitigation measures to suppress dust from excavation and construction.

Erect particle barriers (façades) around the site.

Use low-emission equipment and encourage eco-friendly construction materials.

Implement pest control measures to prevent breeding pools for insects and rodents.

Fumigate affected areas post-construction to mitigate pest populations.

Obtain necessary approvals for dewatering, if required.

Explore rainwater harvesting systems and groundwater recharge designs.

Avoid contamination of ground water by ensuring prevention of waste material dumping into dewatered zones.

Maintain permeability of infiltration zones and prevent clogging from debris.

Install sediment settling tanks for dewatering processes per the regulation and the requirement of HDC, if required.

Prevent toxic spills and construction waste from entering marine environment during dewatering.

Limit excavation to necessary areas only.

Account for the location proximity to other developments during shoring to prevent a potential collapse.

Closely monitor pressure variations during excavation, dewatering and concrete works to prevent structural failure.

Remove and store excavated sand immediately to prevent erosion.

Stockpile materials only in designated, pre-approved locations.

Use façades to cover unfinished units and maintain visual aesthetics.

Repair any road damages caused during construction.

Conduct road-crossing dewatering works at night to minimize disruptions.

Cover all transported fine-grade materials to prevent high concentration of particulate matter in the air.

Report and repair damages to roads caused by transportation activities.

Follow 2013/R-58 regulations for construction waste management.

Segregate waste and use leachate liners in storage areas.

Store oil-based substances according to 2015/R-160.

Establish waste collection points accessible to all residents and waste authorities.

Ensure all oil waste material is managed in within the oil waste management system set by the government during operation.

Ensure PPE is worn at all times (hard hats, safety harnesses, gloves).

Set up fall risk shields at every floor.

Conduct fire drills and ensure fire exits are clearly marked and accessible.

Prevent unauthorized access to construction areas.

Train workers on emergency response and safety protocols.

Implement guidelines for worker conduct to prevent social disturbances in this isolated area.

Screen tenants carefully in operation to maintain staff safety.

Report and address any gang-related activities or violence among workers.

Ensure contractor compliance with ESIA and national regulations.

Conduct regular site monitoring for air, water, noise, and soil quality.

Engage stakeholders and update mitigation measures as needed.

Puddle management

Ensure during operation oil flow into the surrounding landmass is managed and mitigated.