The Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2007

Who is it for?

All those who manage or are involved in the construction and demolition related projects, either directly or via contractors.

Aims

To provide clients, project managers, designers, principal contractors and contractors with an overview on the CBM Regulations 2007 and Approved Code of Practice.

Background Information

The new, simplified Regulations revise and bring together the 1996 CDM Reulations and the Construction Health Safety and Welfare Regulations 1996 into one legal code. The CDM regulations introduced in April 2007 affect every aspect of health and safety on site, for every role in the industry, not just the builder. As a principal contractor and/or a contractor - CDM affects you! So it essential that you understand what your responsibilities are and how your role inter-relates with every other role. ARCA is running a series of highly successful half-day CDM Awareness open training courses that specifically examines the roles and responsibilities of each duty holder under the regulations and how to ensure compliance.

Course Content

The course covers the following modules: CDM 2007 Legislation and Approved Code of Practice; Interpretation; Application of the Regulations; Role of the Client; Role of CDM Co-ordinator; Role of Principal Contractor; Role of the Designer; Health & Safety Plan; Health & Safety File

Additional Information

Course materials and 'Certificate of Attendance' will be issued to all individuals that attend the course. This course can also be provided as an in-house course. For further information please contact us on 01283 743883.