The hotline will be one of a number of commitments that the ODA will impose, in a bid to reduce the impact of construction activity on the surrounding area.

A ban on cars in the Olympic Park is also another commitment outlined. The ODA have asked workers to the site to travel by public transport or foot in order to ease congestion on the area.

The commitments were made at the first meeting for the Olympic Park Engagement Network- a new group that will bring together representatives from different parts of the community to meet with senior members of the ODA team.

Other commitments outlined were:
• Manage deliveries to site by providing dedicated times and routes to the Olympic Park
• Continue to communicate to local residents about progress on site and implement an active community engagement programme
• Be a responsible neighbour, actively encouraging staff to be respectful and accountable for their actions at all times
• Manage and mitigate the impacts of the construction project by implementing an environmental management programme
• Promote local employment and training opportunities on the Olympic Park
• Promote and provide mechanisms to communicate opportunities for local businesses
• Recycle, reduce and reuse materials on the site to minimise waste
• Provide a safe and secure environment across the Olympic Park