CDM Client
- Online CDM Client Training focuses on UK Construction Statistics and HSE's Role.
- It covers HASAWA, MHSWR, CDM 2015 overview and duty holder responsibilities.
- The course includes preparation of the Client’s brief and procurement processes.
- Participants learn about notification requirements and preparing Pre-Construction Information.
- It emphasizes planning, design, and risk management using CDM Toolkit and DRM tools.
Overview
The Online CDM Client Training course aims to provide a comprehensive overview of UK construction regulations, focusing on the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. The course covers topics such as duty holder responsibilities, project notification requirements, risk management, and health and safety file preparation. Participants engage in practical exercises and discussions to enhance their understanding of client duties in construction projects. The course concludes with an assessment to evaluate knowledge retention.
Who should attend
Client, Duty Holder, Procurement Manager, PC, Health and Safety Officer.
Course Content
- Welcome, Aim, Objective, Reason Why, Syllabus & Introduction – go over pre-course assessment sent to delegates prior to the course to establish what do they know.
- Latest UK Construction Statistics – Current Sector Plan and Strategy
- HSE’s Role & Enforcement etc
- HASAWA, MHSWR, CDM 2015 overview and application with other legislation and using HSE’s Guidance L153
- Duty holder responsibilities
- Preparation of the Client’s brief
- Procurement and duty holder appointments
- Requirements for notification of projects
- Preparing Pre-Construction Information (PCI) involving existing relevant information and surveys etc.
- How planning and design incl. the importance of temporary works and the Client’s duties on ‘Management Arrangements’.
- Syndicate exercise – film – what measures should been in place to prevent a delay and increased costs to a project
- Design Risk Management (DRM) – CDM Toolkit – ‘ERIC’/’IERCI’ – ‘RAG’ lists with logging and tracking significant risks for the buildability, maintenance and cleaning incl. future dismantling and demolition of the asset. Basic utilisation of Digital Engineering & BIM
- Construction Phase Plan (CPP) requirements
- Syndicate exercise – development of the PCI and using DRM tools to help identify hazards and their significant risks to assist the PC developing the CPP
- Health and Safety File (HSF) requirements.
- Embracing and enhancing H&S via Digital Engineering & BIM
- Summary with Q&A
- End of course assessment
Duration:1 Day
Cost:£250 + Vat