be submitted for the leading company and the associate companies except holding license from Federation Ministry of Physical Planning for Design which is obligatory for leading company; Detailed work schedule and methodology for all tasks/activities of this TOR, taking into account simultaneous implementation of tasks to be performed and allocation of number of staff, their qualifications and their man hours. ANNEXES 1 – Draft List of selected public buildings Annex 2 – Detailed Energy audits for selected public buildings 3 - Environmental Management Plan/check list Annex 1 – Draft List of selected public buildings This annex includes the draft list of selected public buildings and might be a subject to change.
9. JU OŠ „Izet Vogošća SK Hotonj bb, SCENARIES I (S1): M1 thermal insulation of external walls; M2 thermal insulation of roofs; M3 replacement of façade joinery; M4 installation of thermostatic sets; M5 installation of frequency regulated circulation pumps; M6 installation of control valves; M7 installation of the control system and operation of the heating installation; M8 replacement of glow bulb of power of 60 W with fluorescence bulbs of 26 W power; M9 Incorporating reactive energy compensator. 2.530 346.167 10. JU „Peta osnovna škola“, Ilidža SK Ilidža Scenario 2: 1. Replacement of joinery; 2. Partial replacement of the lighting; 3. Installation of heat with heat accumulator; 4. Installation of thermostatic valves. 2.887 298.285 11. JU „Srednja škola“, Sarajevo SK Ul. Safeta br.2, Novi Grad Scenario 3: 1. Replacement of the openings; 2. Thermal insulation of external walls; 3. Thermal insulation of the roof of the school and the gym; 4. Boiler replacement; 5. Installing a Calorimeter. 4.495 341.696
Long-term stockpiling of such wastes in the proximity of the site is also not permitted. Construction waste Separation of all types of waste streams, reuse and recycling wherever possible Disposal of wastes that cannot be reused or recycled, transport and disposal of wastes at designated landfill site and in cooperation with the waste management company; no open burning or illegal disposal of wastes. Hazardous wastes (smaller quantities of paints, oils, etc.) will be stored separately, in accordance with relevant legal requirements, following labeling procedures and will be handed over to the designated and authorized company or agency. Avoid long-term stockpiling of wastes on site. Construction contractor or sub-contractor To be defined within the design documents Removal of materials that may contain asbestos (or other hazardous materials, such as Removal of materials that contain asbestos will be carried out in line with the local legislation, including construction standards, work safety issues, air borne emissions of hazardous pollutants and disposal of waste and hazardous waste (in the event that there is no local legislation, the Directive 2003/18/EC of the European Parliament will be used, that amends and supplements Directive of the Council 83/477/ on worker protection from workplace asbestos exposure risks: threshold values of airborne dust particles is 0.1 fiber/cm3; also use the Good Practice Note: Asbestos: Health Issues at Workplace and Community; World Bank). Mercury containing light bulbs will be collected separately, ensuring their intactness, and will, as such, be handed over to a company or agency that is Separate during works, if needed. Additional costs may be substantial, depending on the amounts of material to be removed. Construction contractor The contractor needs to train their workers on how to assess presence of asbestos containing materials and to establish a procedure of its safe removal using proper protection equipment, storage without breaking in containers and management by an authorized
sites shall be clearly labeled with limited access rights. Workers will have and use adequate personal protection equipment. 2. Environmental Supervision and Monitoring Plan Phase: Construction Parameter should be monitored? WHERE Should the parameter be monitored? HOW Should the parameter be monitored? WHEN Should the parameter be monitored? (frequency of sampling) WHO is responsible for monitoring? Works are carried out in line with all relevant legal requirements (and permits if necessary) At construction site Part of regular supervision During works, in line with local permitting or legal requirements Supervisor and inspectorate Waste management (including construction and hazardous) At construction site Visually to ensure waste is stored and regularly transported Review of documentation for waste handover, in particular for hazardous wastes Weekly Supervisor to confirm implementation Contractor to implement measures Presence of asbestos or other harmful and hazardous materials on site At construction site Visually Weekly, in case of chance discoveries workers should inform supervisor immediately Supervisor to confirm implementation Contractor to implement measures Noise and dust emissions At construction site Sensory Following complaints received At start of works and then every 30 or 60 days Supervisor to confirm implementation Contractor to implement measures