The CDM Regulations: An Update Short course

Overview

A confident understanding of the Construction, Design and Management (CDM) Regulations – and the ability to recognise how they affect your projects – is vital to any property professional.

Having been in existence since 1995 – and in their current form since 2015 – there's been a great deal of experience of their operation in practice.

On this short course, you'll benefit from that experience. The original code of practice has been changed and downgraded to guidance, and it's been amended to include domestic clients. This has significant implications, such as to the role of the CDM Coordinator.

Course details

What you'll experience

On this short course you'll cover:

• Overview of the current CDM regulations
• Purpose and significance
• Notification
• Application to non-notifiable and notifiable projects
• Duties and responsibilities of clients, designers, CDM coordinators, principal contractors and contractors
• Information requirements
• The EU Temporary or Mobile Construction Sites Directive
• Implications of alignment

Teaching

You'll be taught by Graham Dewey, a building surveyor and a health and safety specialist with enormous professional experience. He has specialised in health and safety work for many institutions, including major NHS trusts.

Entry requirements

There are no entry requirements for this course.

This event is relevant to those with safeguarding responsibilities and open to professionals from various industries including dentistry.

How to book

This course has already been delivered. 

To register your interest for future courses, please email cpd@port.ac.uk

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