Designers Responsibilities Under CDM 2015

Courses Overview:

Since 1995 CSC has provided training for thousands of delegates associated with CDM 94 & 7. The revised CDM regulations 2015 came into force on the 6th April and CSC are continuing to provide effective and dynamic training for these regulations.

They contain important changes related to when and how they are applied, including changes to detailed requirements on various duty holders and associated documentation. You may be a Designer by profession, or a Principal Designer, or you may be a Client, Principal Contractor, or Contractor making design decisions. If so, then you need to understand the duties of Designers.

The alternative could be a criminal prosecution which your indemnity insurance will not protect you against.
This one day designers course is designed to give delegates a clear concise overview of the regulations and associated guidance but explores the designer’s role in depth.

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Background to H&S legislation
HSE objectives for CDM 2015
General application of CDM 2015
Phases and parties
The General Principles of Prevention
The Regulations, ACOP and Guidance
Client duties
Application to domestic client duties
General duties
Duties of Designers
Duties of a Principal Designer PD
Duties of a Principal Contractor PC
Duties of Contractors
The Pre-Construction Information PCI
The Construction Phase Plan CPP
The Health and Safety File H&S File
Part 4 General requirements for all Construction Sites
Schedule 2 Welfare facilities
Determination of skills, knowledge, expertise and organisational capabilities.
Elaboration of what is design and who are designers
When do Designers duties apply?
Designers general duties reg.8
Designers duties reg.9
Concept of Risk Assessment
Hazard and Risk
The Design process
The general principles of prevention in relation to a Designer
SFARP and foreseeable risks
Providing information
Significant risks
Recording the process?
Workplace
Designs prepared outside GB
Red, amber & green lists for Designers

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