A practical workshop that aims to provide you with knowledge of CDM
During the course we will explore:
Roles and Responsibilities
We will identify the key roles and responsibilities of different parties involved in a construction project, including clients, designers, principal contractors, contractors, and workers.
CDM Regulations Overview
We will explain the key elements of CDM regulations and how they apply to construction projects.
Discussion of duties and obligations of duty holders under CDM regulations such as:
Client Duties
Designer Duties
Principal Contractor Duties
Contractor Duties
H&S Duties on site
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Key H&S information such as:
Risk Assessment and Management
Communication and Collaboration
Pre-construction Information – what is required?
Construction Phase Plan – what is it? How to complete
Worker Involvement
Emergency Procedures
Monitoring and Review:
Legal Compliance:
Case Studies and Examples
Resources and Support – an introduction to Quadra’s CDM Advisor services
Alternatively, if you have several delegates which would be interested in training, we can offer an in-house course or we can arrange for this to be virtual. For more information get in touch.
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