Managing Workplace Safety in Cold Conditions: HSE’s Latest Guidance
Are You Protecting Your Workforce from the Winter Chill? As winter continues to take hold, cold weather workplace safety remains …
The Importance of Pre-Construction Information (PCI) in Construction Projects
The Importance of Pre-Construction Information (PCI) in Construction Projects Pre-construction information (PCI) is one of the first and most essential …
Design Risk Management: A Guide for Construction Designers
Design Risk Management: A Guide for Construction Designers The CDM Regulations 2015 require Designers to critically assess their design proposals …
Why You Need a CDM Advisor for Your Construction Projects Under CDM 2015
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) are designed to improve health and safety in the construction industry. …
Principal Designer Responsibilities under the CDM Regulations
The CDM Regulations 2015 introduced the requirement for every project with more than one contractor to have a Principal Designer
Construction Management and Environmental Logistics Plans
Understanding Construction Management and Environmental Logistics Plans In the fast-paced world of construction, effective planning is essential for project success. …
Construction and Demolition Safety
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Why You Should Engage the Services of a CDM Advisor
Why You Should Engage the Services of a CDM Advisor (Safety CDM Ltd) for Your Construction Projects Under CDM 2015 …
CDM Designer Risk Assessment
CDM Designer Risk Assessment As a Designer, under the CDM regulations, you must review your design from the start of …
Principal Contractor Responsibilities under the CDM Regulations
While the Principal Designer takes charge of the pre-construction phase of the project, the Principal Contractor takes the lead during the construction phase. Clients should appoint this role to a contractor with the necessary skills, experience, and training to manage the construction while ensuring health and safety standards are met. The Principal Contractor will have all of the same responsibilities as contractors, plus a few more: