Clients must appoint a competent CDM Coordinator
for all notifiable projects to comply with their
duties under the Construction (Design and
Management) Regulations 2007. A notifiable
project is any construction work undertaken
(other than for domestic clients) that lasts
longer than 30 days or involves more than 500
person days.
A primary role of a CDM Co-ordinator is to
provide their client with a key project advisor
in respect to health and safety risk management
matters and to ensure that their client knows
how to comply with their legal duties.
Clients are legally obliged to appoint a CDM
Co-ordinator on any notifiable project as early
as possible and before detailed design work
commences (prior to preparing the project
planning application).
Our CDM Coordinators come from construction and
health & safety risk management backgrounds. All
our CDM Co-ordinator services are managed by a
Registered Member of the
Association For Project
Safety,
which is the leading CDM Coordinator body and is
detailed as evidence of competency in Appendix 4
and 5 of the Construction (Design and
Management) Regulations 2007 Approved Code of
Practice.
All Clients must satisfy
themselves that the CDM Coordinator that they
appoint for their project is competent against
the standards set out in the Construction
(Design and Management) Regulations 2007
Approved Code of Practice Appendix 4 and 5.
To help clients comply
with this legal duty we have prepared our
competency pack, which is available on request.
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For additional
information download
our CDM
Co-ordinator
brochure
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