CDM co-ordinator - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 05:42, 3 August 2024

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	While a CDM co-ordinator is not required on non-notifiable projects so long as co-ordination and co-operation (regulations 5 and 6) can be assured. Higher risk projects such as demolition require a more rigorous approach with proportionate controls in place.		While a CDM co-ordinator is not required on non-notifiable projects so long as co-ordination and co-operation (regulations 5 and 6) can be assured. Higher risk projects such as demolition require a more rigorous approach with proportionate controls in place.

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	* CDM.		* CDM.
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	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].

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Designing Buildings at 14:45, 8 May 2024

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	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].

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Designing Buildings at 08:10, 9 September 2020

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	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].

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	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.		The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.

−	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015. ~~Moist~~	+	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015.

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195.194.48.50 at 15:41, 8 January 2020

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	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.		The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.

−	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015.	+	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015. Moist

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Designing Buildings at 10:55, 5 July 2019

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	While a CDM co-ordinator is not required on non-notifiable projects so long as co-ordination and co-operation (regulations 5 and 6) can be assured. Higher risk projects such as demolition require a more rigorous approach with proportionate controls in place.		While a CDM co-ordinator is not required on non-notifiable projects so long as co-ordination and co-operation (regulations 5 and 6) can be assured. Higher risk projects such as demolition require a more rigorous approach with proportionate controls in place.

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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* CDM.		* CDM.
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	* Site waste management plan.		* Site waste management plan.

−	=== External references ===	+	= External references =

	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/20/made Regulation 20, general duties of the CDM co-ordinator.]		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/20/made Regulation 20, general duties of the CDM co-ordinator.]

Designing Buildings at 15:30, 17 December 2015

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	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/20/made Regulation 20, general duties of the CDM co-ordinator.]		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/20/made Regulation 20, general duties of the CDM co-ordinator.]
−	* [http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/cdm.htm Health and safety executive description of when a CDM co-ordinator must be appointed.]
	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/10/made Regulation 10, describing what must be included in pre construction information.]		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/10/made Regulation 10, describing what must be included in pre construction information.]
	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].		* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].

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Designing Buildings at 15:29, 17 December 2015

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		+	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.

−	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.<br/>	+	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015.
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−	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015.~~<br/>~~	+
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	The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM Regulations) are intended to ensure health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s development so the risk of harm to those who have to build, use and maintain structures is reduced.		The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM Regulations) are intended to ensure health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s development so the risk of harm to those who have to build, use and maintain structures is reduced.

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	The 2007 regulations impose duties on:		The 2007 regulations impose duties on:
−	*The client. (See CDM client for more information)	+
−	*Designers. (See CDM designers for more information)	+	* The client. (See CDM client for more information)
−	*The CDM co-ordinator.	+	* Designers. (See CDM designers for more information)
−	*The principal contractor.	+	* The CDM co-ordinator.
−	*Contractors. (See CDM contractors for more information)	+	* The principal contractor.
−	*Workers. (See CDM workers for more information)~~<br/>~~	+	* Contractors. (See CDM contractors for more information)
		+	* Workers. (See CDM workers for more information)

	The Regulations require that a CDM co-ordinator is appointed on projects that last more than 30 days or involve 500 person-days of construction work. A project should not progress beyond 'preliminary design' without the appointment of a CDM co-ordinator. Concept design is considered to be beyond 'preliminary design' and may therefore require the appointment of a CDM co-ordinator.		The Regulations require that a CDM co-ordinator is appointed on projects that last more than 30 days or involve 500 person-days of construction work. A project should not progress beyond 'preliminary design' without the appointment of a CDM co-ordinator. Concept design is considered to be beyond 'preliminary design' and may therefore require the appointment of a CDM co-ordinator.
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	The CDM co-ordinator is expected to:		The CDM co-ordinator is expected to:
−	*Notify the Health and Safety Executive of the particulars specified in schedule 1 of the regulations using Form F10. A project is notifiable if it is likely to last longer than 30 days or involve more than 500 person-days of construction work.	+
−	*Advise the client as to the adequacy of resources.	+	* Notify the Health and Safety Executive of the particulars specified in schedule 1 of the regulations using Form F10. A project is notifiable if it is likely to last longer than 30 days or involve more than 500 person-days of construction work.
−	*Co-ordinate health and safety aspects of design work and co-operate with others involved with the project.	+	* Advise the client as to the adequacy of resources.
−	*Facilitate good communication between the client, designers and contractors.	+	* Co-ordinate health and safety aspects of design work and co-operate with others involved with the project.
−	*Provide, or ensure that the client provides relevant pre-construction information as defined in [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/10/made Regulation 10].	+	* Facilitate good communication between the client, designers and contractors.
−	*Advise on the suitability, co-ordination and compatibility of designs in relation to health and safety.	+	* Provide, or ensure that the client provides relevant pre-construction information as defined in [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/10/made Regulation 10].
−	*Advise on the adequacy of the construction phase plan before construction works begin	+	* Advise on the suitability, co-ordination and compatibility of designs in relation to health and safety.
−	*Advise on the adequacy of any subsequent changes to the construction phase plan.	+	* Advise on the adequacy of the construction phase plan before construction works begin
−	*Liaise with the principal contractor regarding any ongoing design work during construction.	+	* Advise on the adequacy of any subsequent changes to the construction phase plan.
−	*Prepare or compile the health and safety file and issue the health and safety file to the client at the end of the construction phase.	+	* Liaise with the principal contractor regarding any ongoing design work during construction.
		+	* Prepare or compile the health and safety file and issue the health and safety file to the client at the end of the construction phase.

	On design and build, prime contract or private finance initiative (PFI) projects, the client may, if required, appoint a CDM co-ordinator in the early stages of the project before a contractor (or integrated supply team in the public sector) has been appointed. This role may then be transferred to the contractor (or integrated supply team) once contracted.		On design and build, prime contract or private finance initiative (PFI) projects, the client may, if required, appoint a CDM co-ordinator in the early stages of the project before a contractor (or integrated supply team in the public sector) has been appointed. This role may then be transferred to the contractor (or integrated supply team) once contracted.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*CDM.	+
−	*CDM client.	+	* CDM.
−	*CDM contractors.	+	* CDM client.
−	*CDM designers.	+	* CDM contractors.
−	*CDM workers.	+	* CDM designers.
−	*Construction phase plan.	+	* CDM workers.
−	*Demolition.	+	* Construction phase plan.
−	*Design risk management.	+	* Demolition.
−	*Designers.	+	* Design risk management.
−	*Health and safety.	+	* Designers.
−	*Health and safety file.	+	* Health and safety.
−	*Notify HSE (Form F10).	+	* Health and safety file.
−	*Planning supervisor.	+	* Notify HSE (Form F10).
−	*Pre-construction information.	+	* Planning supervisor.
−	*Principal contractor.	+	* Pre-construction information.
−	*Principal designer.	+	* Principal contractor.
−	*Site waste management plan.	+	* Principal designer.
		+	* Site waste management plan.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−	*[http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/cdm/responsibilities.htm Health and safety executive guidance on responsibilities.]
−	*[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/20/made Regulation 20, general duties of the CDM co-ordinator.]
−	*[http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/cdm.htm Health and safety executive description of when a CDM co-ordinator must be appointed.]
−	*[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/10/made Regulation 10, describing what must be included in pre construction information.]
−	*[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].

−	[[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]]	+	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/20/made Regulation 20, general duties of the CDM co-ordinator.]
−	[[Category:Roles_/_services]]	+	* [http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/cdm.htm Health and safety executive description of when a CDM co-ordinator must be appointed.]
		+	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/regulation/10/made Regulation 10, describing what must be included in pre construction information.]
		+	* [http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/320/contents/made The regulations in full].
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		+	[[Category:Health_and_safety_/_CDM]] [[Category:Roles_/_services]]

Designing Buildings at 12:17, 9 April 2015

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	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.<br/>		The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.<br/>

−	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A ~~principal designer~~ must be appointed by 6 October 2015.<br/>	+	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM Co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A Principal Designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015.<br/>

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Designing Buildings at 12:16, 9 April 2015

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−	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase. <br/>	+	The CDM Regulations were substantially revised on 6 April 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) is responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor is responsible for the construction phase.<br/>

−	~~The text below~~ is provided for projects which may retain a CDM co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A principal designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015. <br/>	+	Text regarding the 2007 regulations is provided below for historical reference and for projects which may retain a CDM co-ordinator during a transitional phase of up to 6 months after 6 April 2015, if they have already been appointed on 6 April 2015. A principal designer must be appointed by 6 October 2015.<br/>

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	While a CDM co-ordinator is not required on non-notifiable projects so long as co-ordination and co-operation (regulations 5 and 6) can be assured. Higher risk projects such as demolition require a more rigorous approach with proportionate controls in place.		While a CDM co-ordinator is not required on non-notifiable projects so long as co-ordination and co-operation (regulations 5 and 6) can be assured. Higher risk projects such as demolition require a more rigorous approach with proportionate controls in place.
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−	NB The 2007 CDM Regulations are due to be substantially revised. These revisions will seek to simplify and rationalise the regulations, integrating them better with EU legislation, and tackling small-scale construction sites that have lagged behind larger sites in terms of health and safety. The revisions may also see the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and the Principal Contractor. The Principal Designer (PD) will be responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor will be responsible for the construction phase. The new regulations are expected to come into force in April 2015. Ref [http://consultations.hse.gov.uk/consult.ti/CD261/consultationHome Consultation on replacement of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007].

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