CDM Coordinator Training
Tyne Academy
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Description
This CDM Coordinator Training course is structured to equip participants with the essential knowledge to manage and monitor compliance with health and safety regulations under the CDM framework. It highlights the importance of integrating mental health awareness, OCD awareness, and a culture of care into construction project planning and coordination.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to promote care within the construction process, applying health and safety strategies that consider both physical risk factors and psychological wellbeing. Through detailed modules, the training covers CDM regulations, risk assessment procedures, documentation requirements, and key principles for fostering a safe working environment. Additionally, the course incorporates practical insights into recognising mental health conditions, with a specific focus on OCD awareness, and how they intersect with safety responsibilities.
The course underscores the growing need to treat mental health with the same seriousness as physical health in the construction sector. By weaving care and awareness into compliance practices, the training ensures participants are well-prepared to contribute to safer, more respectful, and legally compliant workplaces.
Topics covered include:
CDM Regulations and legal duties of a Coordinator
Risk assessments and health and safety file management
Promoting care in construction site culture
Identifying and addressing OCD awareness in team settings
Supporting mental health among workers and stakeholders
Strategies for improving both physical and psychological safety
Embedding health and safety standards into design and planning phases
Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on how mental health, OCD awareness, and care are integral to health and safety success. These themes are revisited in every unit to reinforce their relevance in daily practices.
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for professionals working in or transitioning into roles with responsibility for health and safety coordination in construction projects. This includes project managers, site supervisors, design professionals, and safety officers who are responsible for overseeing CDM compliance, promoting care in their teams, and supporting mental health. Whether already in a coordination role or preparing to step into one, participants will benefit from the course’s focus on health and safety, mental health, and OCD awareness within the context of construction projects.
Requirements
There is no formal prerequisite for this CDM Coordinator Training course.
Career path
Upon completion, learners will be equipped to work as CDM Coordinators, Health and Safety Officers, or Compliance Managers, with enhanced ability to incorporate mental health, care, and OCD awareness into their professional responsibilities.
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