7 January 2021 / COVID-19

QLD Contact Tracing Alert

Breaking news

Please note this is a public announcement – not an announcement from Hutchies.

The QLD Government has just made the following announcements at a press conference:

> 1 new local case detected over the last day from 15,000 tests conducted 

> The case is a female in her 20s. She is a casual cleaner for the QLD hotel quarantine program who worked at Hotel Grand Chancellor and lives in Algester

> She was out in the community from January 2 to January 6 whilst infectious (see below for more info)

> No new restrictions for Brisbane / QLD are being imposed at this stage

> Urgent call out for Brisbane people to get tested, particularly in relation to the below venues and suburbs

> QLD will remain closed to Greater Sydney until at least the end of January

Brisbane Venues & Suburbs of Concern

Please take the time to review the lists below and if you have been at one of the venues at the time identified, inform your Team Leader and make arrangements to be tested.

Check the QLD Government website daily for updated information.  

If you have visited any of the locations listed in the table below during the date and time indicated you must get tested and isolate until you get a negative result.

DatePlaceSuburbArrival timeDeparture time
Saturday 2 JanuaryTrain from Altandi Station to Roma street Sunnybank 7.00am-
Saturday 2 January Train from Central Station to Altandi StationBrisbane City 4.00pm-
Sunday 3 January Woolworths Calamvale North Calamvale 11.00am 12.00pm
Tuesday 5 January Coles Sunnybank Hills  Sunnybank 7.30am 8.00am
Tuesday 5 January Newsagent at Sunnybank Hills Shopping Town  Sunnybank 8.00am 8.15am

If you live or work in/around these suburbs, please get tested at the first sign of any symptoms:

> Sunnybank Hills

> Algester

> Calamvale

For more information, check the QLD Government website:

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23 July / Update

The Environmental Management Plan (EMP) has been revised and is now available in the Doc Library.

The plan has been restructured for clarity, updates content against current legal and other requirements, and reflects our current management approach.

What's new

  • Community complaints
  • Spill prevention and response
  • Unexpected finds
  • Environmental testing and monitoring


Revised content

  • Project team responsibilities revised, including Team Leader
  • Subcontractor responsibilities moved into a standalone section
  • Incident management, including the incident management flowchart
  • Monitoring section restructured to consolidated inspections, audits, corrective actions, testing and performance


What do project teams need to do?

  • Use Version 7 for all new Environmental Management Plans
  • Review existing project documentation and update if the project has >3 months remaining
  • Familiarise site teams with new sections
  • Refer to the Environmental Project Legislation Register when identifying applicable legal and other requirements

If you identify opportunities for improvement, please send feedback to Hutchies' Systems Team.


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