Proposed CDM 201X Almost Coming to an End – Participate Now!
CDM 201X is set to go live by April 2015, and this is of course after it goes through Ministerial and Parliamentary scrutiny. However, once the regulations are in effect, there will be no grace period given for compliance. It is imperative then that stakeholders begin to familiarise themselves with some of the changes that …Read the Full Post
Is the Proposed CDM 201X a Stitch in Time?
In order for any industry to be efficient and effective in its operations, it needs to constantly evaluate and re-evaluate its regulations, methods, processes and in the case of the construction industry, compliance. This is imperative not just in improving performance and remaining relevant, but in the case of the construction industry, this is especially …Read the Full Post
Are You Protecting the Public?
The construction industry is one of the most dangerous industries to work in. When managing a site not only is it necessary to make sure that all the workers work in a safe manner, the safety of the public is also of paramount importance. Reducing the risks is all part of site management and therefore …Read the Full Post
What is a CDM Coordinator?
A CDM Coordinator is a duty holder required under the CDM Regulations for a project lasting 30 days or more who advises the client on his CDM duties and design risk management matters. What are CDM Coordinator duties Advise and assist the client with his/her duties. Notify the Health and Safety Executive as soon as …Read the Full Post
CDM Regulations – improving safety measures in the construction industry
The Construction Design and Management (CDM) 2007 regulations were introduced to benefit the construction industry and workers by improving site health and safety, manage site risks and to create an emphasis on effective project planning and risk management. Smaller firms working in the construction industry could be forgiven for believing that they are also designed …Read the Full Post
Construction Safety a Major Cause of Concern for the HSE
If you are in the construction industry or a designer it is essential that you make sure that you are doing everything within the law to maintain health and safety on site. There have been many reports which have highlighted the fact that many companies are failing their employees and the public. This can then …Read the Full Post