This course has been developed to provide delegates with a good or updated knowledge of the regulations, including the roles and responsibilities of the Client, Designer, CDM Coordinator, Principal Contractor and Sub-Contractors and the contents of Health and Safety Plans and Files.
Duration: 1 day
Who should attend:
Anyone involved in the management or undertaking of construction, engineering or
building projects including:
- Builders and contractors
- Clients
- Line managers
- Supervisors
- Architects and designers
Upon completion of the course delegates should:
- Possess an improved knowledge of the legal requirements contained within the CDM Regulations
- Understand the background to the regulations and the expectations of the HSE
- Have a better understanding of the problems faced by the various parties involved in the CDM process
- Have an appreciation of the roles and responsibilities of Clients, CDM Coordinators, Designers, Principal Contactors, Contractors and Sub-Contractors
- Be able to develop health and safety plans and files
- Be able to assess the competence of contractors and other parties
Course outline:
- Background to the CDM Regulations
- Where CDM Applies and Does Not Apply
- Notification of CDM Projects
- Roles and Responsibilities Under CDM:
- The Client
- The Designer
- The CDM Coordinator
- Principal Contractor
- Contractors
- Contents of Health and Safety Plans and File
- Construction Site Safety Requirements
- Company Specific Issues