This three-day course is suitable for those already in CDM Co-ordination roles and other professionals considering becoming CDM Co-ordinators. The Association for Project Safety (APS) will accredit this course. Upon completion of the course and successful passing of the required APS exam, candidates may apply for membership of the Association.

Who should attend

Any construction related professional who wishes to either become or understand more about the role of a CDM Co-ordinator

Content

• CDM Regulations content & duties and how they impact on the role of the CDM Co-ordination

• Notification and the assessment processes

• Understand the proactive role of the CDM Co-ordinator in Risk Management

• Requirements and implications of providing the CDM Co-ordination Service

• Discharging duties of the CDM Co-ordinator

• Impact of procurement routes on CDM Co-ordination

• Legal aspects and Implications

This course involves exercises and spot tests to continually test the participation and knowledge of the delegates.

Speaker : Chris Rowley is a professional trainer at NHBC. After taking a BTEC Higher National

Certificate in Mechanical Engineering in 1986, Chris took a particular interest in Health and Safety. He qualified in 2003 with the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) Managing Environmental Responsibilities and IOSH Managing Safely diplomas followed by the IOSH registered

TechIOSH in 2004. He further qualified with the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) Dip 1 in 2004 and NEBOSH Construction Certificate in 2009. Chris provides training seminars and workshop to a wide range of organisations and companies.

CPD record: 3 hours of formal CPD

RIBA CPD Core Curriculum: Health & Safety Compulsory Subject