CDM TRAINING - CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT COURSES

The new CDM regulations represent a step change in construction health and safety legislation.

They bring the CDM 1994 regulations and the Construction (Health, Safety and Welfare) regulations 1996 into a single regulatory package that provides a clear focus on management, communication, co-operation and competence within the project team. Roles and responsibilities have changed and even those familiar with CDM will need to bring themselves up-to-date with the wide-ranging changes to the regulations.

COURSE OBJECTIVE

This course has been developed to provide all parties involved in construction with a thorough understanding of the Construction, Design and Management (CDM) Regulations. Incorporating the changes introduced by the 2007 Regulations.

Delegates will gain a good understanding of general Health & Safety legal requirements and their application to themselves and other parties involved in construction.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This course is appropriate for anyone involved in construction projects or activities (Including Building Maintenance work).

It is equally appropriate to those with no prior knowledge of the Regulations or those looking for a refresher on current best practice.

PRIOR KNOWLEDGE

An awareness of Health & Safety issues would be an advantage but not essential.

OPEN COURSE DURATION AND COST

Start Time: 9.00am
Finish Time: 5.00pm
Cost per delegate £ 190.Exc vat

Full day courses include tea/coffee, buffet lunch and hard copy notes

Please Note:

We also offer tailored courses at a cost of £495 ½ day and £925 full day Exc vat for up to 20 delegates, these are held in house at your premises or venue of your choice.

There is an additional cost for hard copy course notes. Electronic course notes can be supplied free of charge.

COURSE CONTENT

• Background to CDM 2007
• General Health & Safety Law & Practices.
• Practical Risk Assessment.
  • Hazard Identification.
  • Risk Level Quantification.
  • Implementing Control Measures.
  • Monitoring and Review Requirements.
• Where CDM applies and does not apply
• Contents and Development of Health & Safety Plans & Files.
• Changes introduced by the 2007 Regulations.
• Roles & Responsibilities under CDM
  • The Client
  • The Designer
  • The CDM Coordinator
  • Principle Contractor
  • Contractors
• Delegate Assessment of Understanding

Intended Outcome

Delegates who successfully complete the course will receive a McCarthy & Associates Ltd Certificate of Achievement in CDM Safety Awareness

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