Figure 1: Illustration of site boundary marking.
Figure 2: Illustration of sea boundary marking.
Figure 3: Illustration showing site boundary marking and buffer for a hill site.
Figure 4: Illustration showing site boundary marking and buffer for sensitive or protected areas.
Figure 5: Illustration of earthwork activity by stages.
Figure 6: Typical design of a Sediment Basin (1).
Figure 7: Typical design of a Sediment Basin (2).
Figure 8: Typical design of a Silt Trap.
Figure 9: Illustration showing the measurement of the horizontal distance between the workers’ quarters and workshop and the top of the bank.
Figure 10: Illustration of overburden dumping stages.
Figure 11: Illustration showing the allocation of the noise source from probable receivers.
Figure 12: Illustration of an oil materials storage area.
Figure 13: Illustration of a secondary containment structure and its
Figure 14: Typical design of an oil trap.
Figure 15: Illustration showing measurement of the horizontal distance between the oil storage area and the top of the bank.
Figure 16: Illustration of a spill tray for non-permanent oil containers.
Figure 17: Illustration showing measurement of horizontal distance between the waste collection facility and the top of the bank.
Figure 18: Typical diagram for a Septic Tank.
Figure 19: Illustration showing measurement of horizontal distance between toilet facilities and watercourses.
Figure 20: Typical design of a wash through (rural area).
Figure 21: Typical design of a wash through (urban area).