Synergie Training offers accredited CDM 2015 courses, including Principal Designer, Principal Contractor, and Client roles, to ensure compliance with UK construction health and safety regulations.
Synergie Training provides comprehensive CDM 2015 courses tailored for professionals in the construction sector. Our offerings include:
CDM 2015 Overview: An introductory course covering the fundamentals of the CDM regulations.
Principal Designer (2-day): APS accredited training focusing on the responsibilities and duties of the Principal Designer role.
CDM Awareness: A one-day course providing a broad understanding of CDM duties and their application.
CDM for Principal Contractors: Training on the duties and responsibilities of Principal Contractors under CDM 2015.
CDM for Clients: Guidance on the client’s role and obligations within the CDM framework.
Design Management for Domestic Projects: Tailored training for smaller architectural and design practices.
Construction Safety Through Design: Focuses on integrating safety into the design process.
CDM for Local Authorities and Government Bodies: Specialised training for public sector organisations.
CDM for Contractors: Addresses contractor-specific duties and compliance.
Managing Risk for CDM Designers: Emphasises risk management strategies for designers.
CDM for Wind & Renewable Sectors: Sector-specific training for the renewable energy industry.
Each course is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills to ensure health and safety compliance on construction projects. Training is available online, on-site, or at various UK venues, including Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dunfermline.
Explore our range of training courses in this category to find the right fit for your learning goals.
This one-day course is intended for those who currently working as contractors and wishing to take on principal contractor roles and those already engaged as principal contractors. It is an opportunity to get to grips with the Regulations and discuss some of the practical implications of the PC role.
This one-day course accredited by Association of project Safety (APS) is relevant for all types of Client’s who fund, procure, select and appoint designers and contractors for any construction work for existing and new real estate infrastructure assets and / or buildings.
By the end of the two days, you will have an understanding of the legal requirements of the Client with the Building Regulations (BR) Principal Designer and Designer under the Building Safety Act, the Secondary Legislation and latest Guidance. This will be in relation to All Buildings and the additional duties for Higher-Risk Buildings and together briefly on the latest Fire Safety Legislation and Guidance.
This course provides a detailed overview of CDM 2015 and UK health and safety law. Delegates will learn about duty holder responsibilities, managing pre-construction health and safety, applying risk management principles, coordinating with the Principal Designer, and compiling a compliant health and safety file.
This course is intended for any person who is involved in construction projects that attract legal duties and responsibilities under CDM 2015.
CDM 2015 divides the activities of a construction project between 7 duty holders. This course focuses on the role of the principal contractor and is offered two variants.
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.
