Primary access:

Main Gate located on Main Street

Secondary access: Service Road entrance on Oak Avenue (if applicable)

Hours of access:

• Monday to Friday: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM

• Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

• Sunday: No access permitted

Vehicle weight limits:

• Heavy vehicles limited to 10 tons on the Main Gate Access

• No vehicle weight limit on the Service Road entrance

Pedestrian access routes:

• The sidewalk along Main Street

• Designated pedestrian walkway from Service Road entrance to construction site

The site exhibits the following topographical features

1. Elevation range

• Lowest Point: 150 meters above sea level

• Highest Point: 180 meters above sea level

2. Slope gradients

• Moderate slopes ranging from 5% to 10% gradient

• Steeper slopes on the northern boundary with gradients up to 20%

3. Natural drainage patterns

• The main drainage channel flows from north to south, directing water toward the southwest corner of the site

• Secondary drainage channels along the eastern and western boundaries channel water toward the main drainage path

4. Bodies of water

• There are no significant bodies of water on the site. However, there is a small seasonal stream along the northern boundary during heavy rainfall seasons.

Geotechnical investigation reveals the following soil conditions

1. Soil types

• Clayey soil is predominant in the central area of the site

• Sandy loam soil near the southern boundary

• Gravelly soil present in localized pockets

2. Bearing capacity

• Clayey soil: 10 tons per square meter

• Sandy loam soil: 15 tons per square meter

• Gravelly soil: 20 tons per square meter

3. Soil stability

• Clayey soil exhibits moderate stability prone to expansion and contraction with moisture variations

• Sandy loam soil provides good stability with minimal susceptibility to erosion

• Gravelly soil offers excellent stability due to its coarse nature

4. Potential for settlement

• Clayey soil: Moderate potential for settlement, especially during wet seasons

• Sandy loam soil: Low potential for settlement

• Gravelly soil: Negligible potential for settlement

Infrastructure

1. Roads

• Main Street: Asphalt-paved, two-lane road, connecting to the construction site's primary access point.

• Oak Avenue: Paved service road, providing secondary access to the site.

2. Buildings/Structures

• Warehouse: A 5000-square-foot warehouse structure located in the southwestern corner of the site.

• Office Building: A two-story office building adjacent to the main entrance, comprising administrative offices and meeting rooms.

Utilities

1. Water Supply

• The municipal water supply is connected to the site via a 6-inch diameter water main along Main Street.

• On-site fire hydrants are installed at regular intervals per local fire department regulations.

2. Sewerage System

• Connection to the municipal sewer system via underground sewer lines running along Oak Avenue.

• On-site septic tank system for temporary wastewater storage during construction activities.

3. Electrical Network

• Three-phase electrical power supply available from the local utility provider.

• Distribution lines run overhead along Main Street and Oak Avenue, with transformers installed at strategic points within the site.

4. Telecommunications

• Fiber optic cable network provides high-speed internet and telephone services.

• Telecommunication poles are located along roadways for the distribution of landline telephone and internet connections.

Site-specific hazards

1. Hazardous materials

• Presence of asbestos-containing materials in older structures on-site, particularly in the warehouse.

• Potential for encountering lead-based paint in buildings constructed before 1978.

• Stored chemicals in the warehouse, including solvents and paints, requiring proper handling and disposal procedures.

2. Fall hazards

• Elevated work areas on the second floor of the office building and warehouse.

• Unprotected edges and openings on roofs and elevated platforms.

• Excavation pits and trenches for utility installation pose risks of falls if not properly secured.

Safety measures

1. Personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Hard hats, safety glasses, and steel-toe boots are required for all personnel on-site.

• Respiratory protection is mandatory when working in areas with potential airborne contaminants.

• Fall protection equipment such as harnesses and lanyards are required for workers operating at heights.

2. Emergency procedures

• Emergency evacuation routes are posted throughout the site, indicating assembly points.

• Emergency contact information is prominently displayed at key locations.

• Regular drills are conducted to ensure all personnel are familiar with emergency procedures, including fire evacuation and medical emergencies.