Sewerage Treatment Works Sample Clauses

Sewerage Treatment Works. AT A GLANCE This allowance is payable if Council requires you to do particular tasks at sewerage treatment works. Employees required during their ordinary hours of work to enter digestion tanks at sewerage treatment works for the purpose of cleaning tanks, or who are required to enter and clean aeration ponds or who are required to enter and clean wet xxxxx at sewer pump stations shall be paid at the rate of double ordinary rates for all time worked. Payments made in accordance with this sub-clause shall be in substitution of overtime rates and any other penalty.
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Sewerage Treatment Works. Employees required during their ordinary hours of work to enter and clean or enter and maintain digestion tanks at sewerage treatment works, aeration ponds or wet xxxxx at sewer pump stations, where direct contact with raw sewerage is unavoidable, shall be paid at the rate of double ordinary rates for all time worked. Payments made in accordance with this subclause shall be in substitution of overtime rates and any other penalty.
Sewerage Treatment Works. Employees clearing sewer blockages shall be paid at the rate set out in Table 2 of Part B of this Agreement per choke.
Sewerage Treatment Works. Issue Summary of Mitigation Risk of inversion of birds, rodents, mammals and associated reptiles into the waste water ponds  Keep the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) clean to limit the attraction of birds which scavenge for insects and maggots from the ponds and sludge beds  The sewage treatment plants should be protected from wildlife encroachments by providing secure barriers to keep off the animals from interfering with the plant operations and safety. this will also ensure safety of the residents,  In the event of larger wildlife e.g. hippos and crocodiles, AWSB and LIWASCO will ensure appropriate consultations with the Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) on appropriate management actions,  The quality of the discharging sewage into the river will be an important parameter on the regional control of the river eutrophication. Continuous generation and sharing of sewage quality data on pre-scheduled monitoring programmes will be necessary Air pollution from odour emanating from wastewater treatment works  Plant trees especially bamboos and eco friendly indigenous trees around the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) to limit exposure of neighbourhood to adour menace.  Ensure appropriate covering/ventilation of the pre-treatment unit;  Ensure appropriate handling and removal of grit/grease;  Ensure proper sizing and alignment of the lagoons  Ensure scum is appropriately disposed off or properly stabilized;  Ensure that the pond series have adequate water flow and aeration to reduce the potential of odour formation;  The perimeter of the proposed site should be vegetated with trees and plants of varying heights thereby forming windbreaker and reduce dispersion of odour; Health risks associated with sludge handling and disposal  Repair the roofs of the sludge drying beds to ensure quick drying of sludge and appropriate disposal to reduce odour emanating from wet sludge.  Provide workers with education and awareness on safe management, handling and application of the sludge cake. This will include appreciation of the materials for soil conditioning to surmount the cultural barrier,  The quality and safety of the sludge cake should be ensured on a collaborative basis with (public health, agriculture, water and soil) before it is released to the users.  Part of ensuring this would be ensuring efficiency of the sludge digestion and effective sludge drying, Increase in social vices  Proper security measures should be put in place to guard the equipmen...

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