Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015

Description

Subject to Parliamentary approval, new Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) will come into force on 6 April 2015.

Our programme introduces delegates to the background of CDM and the new requirements, as ratified by UK Government for 2015. It considers how CDM 2015 links with project management principles and how to apply the regulations in practice.

What you will learn

This interactive one day course will guide delegates in understanding their duties and assist them in targeting effort where it will do the most good to reduce and manage risks.

An introduction to CDM Regulations 2015
The role of the Principal Designer
Interpretation of key elements
Legal responsibilities of the duty holders
Health and safety responsibilities and roles of all the duty holders
Health and safety requirements on construction sites
Required documentation

Further information

Full course outline

Scheduled dates

Provider:: Cosensa Learning and Development
Duration:: 1 Day
Locations:: Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, Cumbria, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Stirling

Contact Information

Cosensa Learning and Development

Adelaide House
1 Falcon Road
Belfast
BT12 6SJ

028 9043 9624
Email
Website

Credentials

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A summarised slide of the main changes between 2007 and 2015 CDM regs would have been useful
Andrew D04 May 17
Response : Thanks for the feedback Andrew. The changes were summarised on Slide 14 - we will make sure to highlight that in future
Excellent trainer however setting early finish expectations at the start did not necessarily set the right tone for the participants. It came over as if you keep your questions to a minimum we will finish early therefore could result in a mind set of "if you ask too many questions you will be holding everyone up"
Audrey C04 May 17
Response : Thanks for the feedback, Audrey. I expect Alan was managing the expectation that the course might last til 4.30 when experience tells him otherwise. But you make a fair point, we will highlight the points you made to Alan. Thank you
Content would need to be tailored to our GMP for other groups that are not familiar with the topic and their duties.
Scott H04 May 17
Slides were good. Would perhaps like a little more detail on best practice examples for what should be included in a project's Pre Construction Information and its Construction Phase (Health and Safety) Plan.
Ronnie R03 May 17
The course trainer was very informative and could relate any subject or topic to a 'real life' example which always benefits the course and subject understanding.
Douglas L03 May 17