CDM Awareness is run on demand — tell us when you'd like to attend and where, and we'll arrange a date and venue that works for you. Single delegates and group bookings both welcome.
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 apply to every construction project in Great Britain, from a full commercial build to a domestic extension, and they assign legal duties to everyone involved: clients, principal designers, designers, principal contractors, contractors and workers. Most prosecutions under CDM come not from exotic failures but from duty holders who never understood what the regulations asked of them.
This course walks through CDM 2015 in plain language: what each duty holder must actually do, when a project is notifiable to HSE on an F10, and the documents that carry compliance, the pre-construction information, the construction phase plan, and the health and safety file handed over at the end. It covers how the duties scale with project size, what clients repeatedly get wrong, and how designers are expected to eliminate risk on the drawing board rather than leave it for site to manage.
Our CDM 2015 guide is a good companion read. Duty holders who manage sites cover CDM in depth on SMSTS, and construction safety professionals go further with the NEBOSH Construction Certificate. Browse related courses under construction training.
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