CDM & Construction
We support Clients in their duties under the CDM Regulations 2015, in site safety management and project control.
CDM applies to every construction project.
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations apply to every construction project in Great Britain, domestic work included. Big or small, long or short, CDM applies.
Every dutyholder has duties under CDM, and each must cooperate and coordinate with the others. The principal designer is in overall control of designers and the pre-construction phase. The principal contractor is in overall control of contractors and the construction phase.
- 01Client
- 02Principal designer
- 03Principal contractor
- 04Designers
- 05Contractors
How we help.
One consistent team from the first design decision to handover, so CDM is followed at every stage.
The paperwork.
CDM requires extra documentation at different stages of a project. We help you create, implement and monitor it.
Pre-construction information
Information about the project, the site and its risks, gathered early to inform design and planning.
Construction phase plan
How health and safety will be managed while the work is carried out on site.
Health and safety file
A record of information for the future use, maintenance and demolition of the structure.
Are you a designer?
Our own course, CDM Duties for Designers, is written for architects and designers on managing design risk under CDM 2015.
View the courseCDM experts on site and beyond.
We take the guesswork and confusion out of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations, so you are best placed to ensure the highest level of safety and compliance on site.
Talk to a CDM adviser