Completion
of this course will enable delegates to be able to:
• understand when CDM applies
to a project
• understand and relate to the key roles contained
in the Regulations
• provide the appropriate pre-construction information
• understand the contents and preparation of a
construction phase plan
• understand and apply the requirements for consultation,
communication, co-ordination and competence
• define the contents of the health and safety
file and provide appropriate information.
Program - Indicative
Content:
Background and context for the
Regulations - why it was introduced, its effect and
recent changes.
The application of CDM - definitions,
numbers of people, types of project and notifiable projects.
General management duties – ensuring competence,
co-operation, co-ordination, and consultation.
Duty holders and their responsibilities
– clients, designers, CDM co-ordinators, principal
contractors, contractors and workers.
CDM documentation - pre-construction
information, the construction phase plan, the health
and safety file.
Health and safety on site - principles
of accident prevention, physical provisions, inspections
and records.
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