Completion
of this course will provide delegates with:
• a thorough understanding
of the CDM Regulations 2007
• the ability to recognise the consequences of
not managing safety within the construction and design
activities
• an understanding of the importance of planning
for and designing for health and safety within construction
projects
• the ability to offer guidance on a variety of
roles and responsibilities encompassed with the CDM
Regulations
• the ability to apply knowledge to a typical
CDM project, gained via a workshop based activity
• the ability to interact with other duty holders
on projects to facilitate early identification of hazards
and risks
• the knowledge and understanding to ensure the
right information is passed to those who need it in
a timely manner.
Programme - Indicative
Content:
• Overview and developments
• Application
• Competence
• Definition of construction work, demolition
etc. and notification of the project.
• Duty holders and compliance
Client Duties
• Managing the project
• Provision of information
• Appointments
• Duties
The CDM Coordinator
duties
• Notification
• Other roles under Part Three of CDM 2007
The Designer Duties
• Who are designers
• Duty for safe by design
• The Principal Contractor as designer
• Other Designers
Duties of Principal
Contractor
• The Information Pack
• The construction phase plan
• Co-operation and consultation
Duties of Contractors
• Statutory duties
• Management of health and safety on construction
sites
• Compliance with Regulations 26-44
• Core criteria for competences under the regulations
• Other contractors and worker engagement
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