Common use of Management Plans Clause in Contracts

Management Plans. Baffinland has developed an EMS for the ▇▇▇▇ River Project comprised of a suite of complimentary and interlinked management plans that operationalize Baffinland’s approach to mitigation and management of potential environmental and socio-economic effects and incorporate input from Inuit communities and stakeholders. The management plans include the following: • Environmental Protection Plan • Borrow Pit and Quarry Management Plan • Interim Closure and Reclamation Plan • Explosives Management Plan • Fresh Water Supply, Sewage and Wastewater Management Plan • Snow Management Plan • Waste Management Plan • Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste Management Plan • Phase 1 Waste Rock Management Plan • Interim Waste Rock Management Plan • Life of Mine Waste Rock Management Plan • Landfill Maintenance and Operations Manual • Health and Safety Management Plan • Emergency Response Plan • Spill Contingency Plan • Oil Pollution Emergency Plan – Milne Inlet • Railway Emergency Response Plan • Polar Bear Safety Plan • Spill at Sea Response Plan • Metal and Diamond Mining Effluent Regulations Emergency Response Plan • Surface Water and Aquatic Ecosystems Management Plan • Shipping and Marine Wildlife Management Plan • Air Quality and Noise Abatement Management Plan • Community and Stakeholder Engagement Plan • Human Resources Management Plan • Cultural Heritage Resource Protection Plan • Inuit Human Resources Strategy Procedure • Inuit Procurement and Contracting Strategy • Roads Management Plan • Railway Operation and Maintenance Plan Additionally, QIA will develop the Inuit Stewardship Plan, which is Inuit-led and administered. Where applicable, these management plans include mitigations to be applied to prevent or mitigate environmental effects. In some cases, they also include accommodation measures for exceedance of specified thresholds. The plans are linked to the monitoring programs and the Adaptive Management Response Framework; as monitoring results identify unforeseen changes or exceed thresholds, then the appropriate management plan is updated or created to include the necessary mitigation. Information on these management plans is provided in Section 3.