CDM 2015 in Practice

Construction Health & Safety: CDM 2015 In Practice

The Construction Design & Management Regulations (CDM) 2015 has replacedCDM 2007 and so Astutis is offering our 2-day CDM 2015 in Practice Course to ensure you are compliant.

This course is primarily targeted at people working in the key roles as defined in CDM 2015 and their new responsibilities. It is also suitable for those whose function requires a detailed understanding of these roles and new responsibilities.

Learning Outcomes

CDM 2015 in Practice provides sufficient knowledge to assist in achieving compliance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM). At the end of the course you will be able to:

· Identify the particular issues relating to construction activities that affect health and safety.

· Explain the scope and application of CDM.

· Explain the responsibilities of the various duty holders under CDM.

· Explain the purpose and content of CDM documentation.

Why take my CDM in Practice with Astutis?

Benefit from:

· Lively training combining tutorials with interactive exercises so you understand the CDM 2015 Regulations and its impact on your role.

· Tutor guided discussion to assist the learning process and practical understanding.

· Expert tutor support from highly qualified trainers with experience of working in the construction sector.

· Learning materials are created in-house by our learning development team to ensure consistency, quality and currency of information in line with legislation.

· Confidence that you will have the practical knowledge to use it effectively in your role.

This 2-day course offers an In-depth explanation of the new CDM Regulations 2015 and how to interpret the key elements and covers;

Part 1: Introduction to CDM 2015 and interpretation of:

· Scope, application, and key terminology

· Codes of practice

· Industry guidance

Part 2: Clients' new duties and responsibilities

Part 3: The specific duties of and practical interactive duties of planning, managing, coordinating between the five duty holders, which are:

· Client

· Principal Designer

· Designer

· Principal Contractor

· Contractor

Part 4: Overview of the general health and safety requirements for all construction sites

Part 5: Key documentation:

· Notification

· Pre-construction information

· Construction phase plan

· Health and safety file

Payments for courses made within the EU (only) are subject to UK VAT at the current rate.

This course is primarily targeted at people working in the key roles as defined in CDM 2015 and their new responsibilities.

Further Study:

IOSH Managing Safely, NEBOSH General Certificate, NEBOSH Diploma

Ideal For:

People working in the key roles as defined in CDM 2015 and their new responsibilities.