About this course
The course will provide delegates with an understanding of the designer’s responsibilities in relation the revised CDM Regulations and with particular emphasis on the duty to eliminate risk.
What you will learn
The course will provide delegates with an increased understanding of the requirements of the following three areas:
Overview of the following legislation with regard to design.
- Health and Safety at work etc. Act 1974
- Management of Health and Safety Regulations 1999
- Workplace (Health, Safety and welfare) Regulations 1992
The CDM Regulations 2015 with particular emphasis on designer responsibilities
- Client advice
- Competency and Resource
- Elimination of risk in design
- Provision of information to others
- Communicating and Co-operation with other parties
The identification of hazard and risk associated with a project hazard register
- Selection of appropriate process
- Avoidance or minimising risk
- Communicating information
Recent reviews
Important to know that all involved in a project has a voice. Good building practices has to be excuted by all members in order or a quality, economic building to be safely delivered to the client as an end product. Learning from each job is essential to improve on the next.
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Very informative with accurate and precise information relating to the Facade Sector.