What are CDM Regulations?
CDM Regulations are a set of statutory instruments which are specific to construction health and safety purposes. The regulatory process involves checking that working conditions are safe and healthy for all employees in construction site. CDM regulations also ensure that construction site continuing work and final project do not poses a risk to contractors on site,customers and the public.
However, these regulations can often be complex and require a large degree of knowledge in the field to make sure that your project comfortably stays within regulatory rules. That’s where our CDM Advisors can aid your organisation to be compliance in order to save cost, time and prosecution.
Our CDM Services includes:
- Advise and assist the client with their CDM duties for the duration of the project.
- Notify (F10) the HSE of projects of more than 30 days and 20 workers on site at the same time duration or 500 persons days
- Take overall responsibility to ensure that health and safety issues are suitably addressed prior and throughout the construction stage of a project.
- Accurately co-ordinate health and safety aspects of design work – ensuring co-operation with others involved in the project is maintained.
- Identify, collect and ensure the pre-construction information is passed onto the right duty holders on time.
- Develop and help to manage effective communication between client, designers and contractors.
- Liaise with the designers and Principal Contractor regarding ongoing design matters.
- Prepare/update health and safety files.
Please get in touch with us with your project details; we would be delighted to provide you a fee proposal for your consideration.