Our CDM Training courses provide essential knowledge for managing health and safety under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. Learn how to fulfil your legal duties and improve project safety effectively. The training covers roles, responsibilities, and practical steps for compliance. We offer courses tailored to clients, designers, contractors, and CDM coordinators.
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This course is aimed at CDM Designers. It builds on the Managing Risk course to consider the specific duties placed on designers by the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015 for the identification and management of risk in design.
This course covers CDM requirements for designers and principal designers, with a focus on safe and healthy design in offshore wind projects. It explores life cycle risks, key safety standards (IEC, ISO, Machinery Directive), and risk assessment methods, including identifying, assessing, and documenting significant residual risks.
This course provides a structured overview of Design Risk Management (DRM) across RIBA Stages 0–6. It covers client arrangements, site surveys, concept and technical design, contractor engagement, buildability, maintenance, CDM documentation, and handover. Sessions include polls, case discussions, and guidance on managing CDM issues proportionately throughout the project lifecycle.
Covers designers’ CDM duties, identifying and managing significant design risks, legal responsibilities, ISO 45001, and effective communication of residual risks, with practical examples and focus on improving design safety.
Sector specific training on scope and application of the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM) to wind and renewable energy projects. Includes practical case studies to support the course delivery.
Overview of CDM 2015 for project managers, covering key duties, roles, information flow, and how to meet legal responsibilities effectively across project and asset management.
This course is intended for any person who is involved in construction projects that attract legal duties and responsibilities under CDM 2015. Duty holders will attract their responsibilities through their functional involvement or appointment.
This course is primarily intended for smaller design organisations currently providing planning and management services to homeowners in the UK and who intend to fulfil the role of Principal Designer on future construction projects.
