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Construction (design and management) – understanding the regulations

An essential guide to CDM

Date
04 June 2024

Course

Summary

The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM) cover the health, safety and welfare management of construction projects. They apply to all building work, including new build, demolition, refurbishment, extensions, conversions, repairs and maintenance.

This workshop helps you get to grips with the regulations from the point of view of the client, principal contractor and design team. The programme includes CDM application, general management duties and documentation.

Course

Summary

The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM) cover the health, safety and welfare management of construction projects. They apply to all building work, including new build, demolition, refurbishment, extensions, conversions, repairs and maintenance.

This workshop helps you get to grips with the regulations from the point of view of the client, principal contractor and design team. The programme includes CDM application, general management duties and documentation.

Benefits

  • Detailed understanding of the regulations’ requirements and scope.
  • If you are an IOSH member, this course is worth 7.5 hours to add to your CPD record.

Benefits

  • Detailed understanding of the regulations’ requirements and scope.
  • If you are an IOSH member, this course is worth 7.5 hours to add to your CPD record.

Learning outcomes

  • Identify when CDM applies to a project.
  • Outline the role of key post holders.
  • Define the contents of the health and safety file.
  • Provide the right pre-construction information.
  • Outline the contents of a construction phase plan.
  • List the requirements for consultation, communication, co-ordination and competence.

Learning outcomes

  • Identify when CDM applies to a project.
  • Outline the role of key post holders.
  • Define the contents of the health and safety file.
  • Provide the right pre-construction information.
  • Outline the contents of a construction phase plan.
  • List the requirements for consultation, communication, co-ordination and competence.

Who should attend?

Health and safety professionals and others involved in managing construction projects.

Who should attend?

Health and safety professionals and others involved in managing construction projects.

Where and when?

  • Type

    Online

  • Dates

    04 June 2024
    23 July 2024

£225 for members (excluding VAT)
£275 for non-members​ (excluding VAT)