Manual for assessing consequence categories and hydraulic performance 2026

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The 'Manual for Assessing Consequence Categories and Hydraulic Performance of Structures' outlines the requirements for assessing and certifying the design of regulated structures under the Environmental Protection Act 1994. It details assessment procedures for consequence categories based on potential failure scenarios, hydraulic performance criteria for dams and levees, and guidelines for documentation and certification. The manual emphasizes the importance of preventing environmental harm through proper design, operation, and management of these structures.

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Begin with the 'Scope' section, which outlines the purpose of the manual. Familiarize yourself with the requirements for assessing consequence categories.
Proceed to 'Assessment Requirements'. Here, you will find guidance on conducting an initial consequence category assessment. Ensure you document each failure event scenario as specified.
In 'Hydraulic Performance Criteria', review the criteria applicable to regulated structures. Fill in details based on your structure's assessed consequence category.
Complete any relevant sections regarding exemptions and specific considerations for levees if applicable. Make sure all fields are filled accurately.
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