CDM Co-ordinator

These regulations made the CDMC a legally required participant in the management of all construction projects extending to 30 site-days or more, or 500 site person-days or more.

There are enacted levels of experience, training and qualifications for CDMC’s and these are listed in the Approved Code of Practice to the Regulations.

The CDMC will advise the Client on his own duties, notify the Health and Safety Executive of the project, co-ordinate design work, collect pre-construction information and distribute it appropriately, manage the flow of health and safety information, advise the Client on the suitability of the construction-phase plan, and assist in the production or updating of the Health and Safety File.

So, what makes a good CDM Co-ordinator?

Long experience in most aspects of construction activity, combined with training in, and a commitment to, health and safety, methodical in approach, and an ability to hold his/her ground defines a good CDMC. Come and meet some of ours

If you are considering a construction project and need advice on legal compliance, Fox~Robinson have qualified, experienced professionals on hand to advise and assist you.