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Can the Lead Designer also be the CDM Co-ordinator? Who prepares the Safety Plan and Safety File? What do they contain? What is the role of the Health and Safety Executive? What are the liability implications for the Designer and the CDM Co-ordinator? What other Health & Safety legislation applies? How does one deal with hazardous processes and materials? How does one gain adequate knowledge of H&S matters in order to take on the role of CDM Co-ordinator?

A foundation course of three modules over three days designed to answer all those questions, which explains the requirements of the CDM Regulations with the emphasis on the practical needs of the design team and culminating in the further knowledge required to take on the role of the CDM Co-ordinator.  

There are 25 places available on each module/day

Attendance at all three modules is compulsory if you wish to take on the role of CDM Co-ordinator on low and medium risk projects. Those attending all three modules will be given a Certificate of Attendance at a recognised RIBA CPD Course for CDM Co-ordinators which may be used for insurance purposes. Modules One and Two are open to those who wish to gain a greater knowledge of Health and Safety and the CDM Regulations.

 

Tutor

John Heath is the Principal Health and Safety Advisor and Managing Partner of Morgan Safety Services. He is a Fellow of the Society of Operations Engineers, a Fellow of the Institute of Plant Engineers and a member of the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management. John has undertaken all of the Roles under CDM on Projects ranging from £100k to £120m and has lectured on CDM since 1994.