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1. Utility Services Management: Include when the concrete slab is near or connected to utility services

2. Traffic Management Plan: Required when demolition affects public roads or access ways

3. Temporary Works Design: Necessary when temporary supports or structures are required

4. Vibration Monitoring: Include when demolition is near sensitive structures or equipment

5. Neighborhood Impact Assessment: Required in densely populated areas or sensitive locations

6. Heritage Conservation Measures: Include when working near heritage structures or protected areas

7. Ground Protection Measures: Required when soil contamination is a concern or ground protection is needed

1. Schedule A - Site Layout Plan: Detailed site plan showing demolition area, access points, and safety zones

2. Schedule B - Equipment Specifications: Technical specifications of major equipment and tools to be used

3. Schedule C - Risk Assessment Matrix: Detailed risk assessment tables and mitigation measures

4. Schedule D - Emergency Contact List: List of emergency contacts and responsible personnel

5. Schedule E - Inspection Checklists: Daily and periodic inspection forms and checklists

6. Appendix 1 - Personnel Qualifications: Certificates and qualifications of key personnel

7. Appendix 2 - Equipment Certificates: Safety certificates and inspection records for major equipment

8. Appendix 3 - Environmental Permits: Copies of relevant environmental and demolition permits

9. Appendix 4 - Safety Data Sheets: SDS for any chemicals or hazardous materials to be used