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1. Hazardous Materials Management: Required when asbestos or other hazardous materials are present, detailing removal and disposal procedures

2. Traffic Management Plan: Needed for projects affecting public roads or requiring significant vehicle movements

3. Heritage Considerations: Required for projects involving heritage-listed buildings or culturally significant structures

4. Neighbor Impact Management: Important for demolition in densely populated areas or sensitive locations

5. Salvage and Materials Recovery: When valuable materials are to be recovered or client requires specific salvage operations

6. Utility Management: Detailed plans for managing existing utilities when complex disconnections are required

7. Site Security Plan: For high-risk areas or projects requiring extended security measures

1. Schedule A - Site Plans: Detailed site layout, boundaries, and access points

2. Schedule B - Equipment List: Comprehensive list of machinery and equipment to be used

3. Schedule C - Risk Assessment: Detailed risk assessment matrix and control measures

4. Schedule D - Project Timeline: Gantt chart or detailed project schedule

5. Schedule E - Cost Breakdown: Itemized cost breakdown and pricing structure

6. Schedule F - Insurance Certificates: Copies of relevant insurance policies and certificates

7. Schedule G - Licenses and Permits: Copies of contractor licenses and relevant permits

8. Schedule H - Safety Procedures: Detailed safety protocols and emergency procedures

9. Schedule I - Environmental Management Plan: Detailed environmental protection measures and waste management procedures