Health and safety plan - Revision history

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	* CDM.		* CDM.
	* CDM Co-ordinator.		* CDM Co-ordinator.

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	NB: Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.		NB: Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.

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	[https://safetyworkblog.com/laboursafety.php?id=420 Six things to include in the health and safety plan for a construction site]		[https://safetyworkblog.com/laboursafety.php?id=420 Six things to include in the health and safety plan for a construction site]

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−	[https://safetyworkblog.com/laboursafety.php?id=420 Six things to include in health and safety plan for a construction site]	+	[https://safetyworkblog.com/laboursafety.php?id=420 Six things to include in the health and safety plan for a construction site]

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	* Safety.		* Safety.
	* Safety audit.		* Safety audit.
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		+	[https://safetyworkblog.com/laboursafety.php?id=420 Six things to include in health and safety plan for a construction site]

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	* The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.		* The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.

−	NB Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.	+	NB: Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.

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	* Pre-construction information.		* Pre-construction information.
	* Principal contractor.		* Principal contractor.
		+	* Safety.
	* Safety audit.		* Safety audit.

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	* CDM Co-ordinator.		* CDM Co-ordinator.
	* Construction phase plan.		* Construction phase plan.
		+	* Emergency plan.
	* Health and safety file.		* Health and safety file.
	* Planning supervisor.		* Planning supervisor.

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	The requirement for a Health and Safety Plan for construction was established by the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (or 'CDM Regulations') in 1994. The regulations came into force on 31 March 1995.		The requirement for a Health and Safety Plan for construction was established by the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (or 'CDM Regulations') in 1994. The regulations came into force on 31 March 1995.

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	The original regulations required that the Planning Supervisor ensure a Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was prepared for contractors setting out:		The original regulations required that the Planning Supervisor ensure a Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was prepared for contractors setting out:
−	*A general description of the construction work.	+
−	*The programme.	+	* A general description of the construction work.
−	*Risks to the health or safety of any person carrying out the construction work.	+	* The programme.
−	*Other information enabling the contractors to demonstrate the competence and adequacy of resources.	+	* Risks to the health or safety of any person carrying out the construction work.
−	*Other information enabling the contractors to understand and perform their duties under the regulations.	+	* Other information enabling the contractors to demonstrate the competence and adequacy of resources.
		+	* Other information enabling the contractors to understand and perform their duties under the regulations.

	The Principal Contractor then ensured that during the construction phase the Health and Safety Plan contained information about:		The Principal Contractor then ensured that during the construction phase the Health and Safety Plan contained information about:
−	*Arrangements for the project to ensure the health and safety of all persons carrying out the construction work and all persons who may be affected by the work.	+
−	*Information about arrangements for the welfare of persons carrying out the construction work.	+	* Arrangements for the project to ensure the health and safety of all persons carrying out the construction work and all persons who may be affected by the work.
		+	* Information about arrangements for the welfare of persons carrying out the construction work.

	However, the CDM Regulations were substantially revised in 2007. Amongst many changes:		However, the CDM Regulations were substantially revised in 2007. Amongst many changes:
−	*The role of Planning Supervisor was replaced with a new, more hands-on CDM Co-ordinator.	+
−	*The Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was replaced with Pre-Construction Information, provided by the client and checked by the CDM Co-ordinator.	+	* The role of Planning Supervisor was replaced with a new, more hands-on CDM Co-ordinator.
−	*The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.	+	* The Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was replaced with Pre-Construction Information, provided by the client and checked by the CDM Co-ordinator.
		+	* The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.

	NB Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.		NB Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.
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−	*CDM.	+
−	*CDM Co-ordinator.	+	* CDM.
−	*Construction phase plan.	+	* CDM Co-ordinator.
−	*Health and safety file.	+	* Construction phase plan.
−	*Planning supervisor.	+	* Health and safety file.
−	*Pre-construction information.	+	* Planning supervisor.
−	*Principal contractor.	+	* Pre-construction information.
		+	* Principal contractor.
		+	* Safety audit.

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The requirement for a Health and Safety Plan for construction was established by the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM Regulations) in 1994 which came into force on 31 March 1995.

The regulations were introduced to ensure that health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s development so that the risk of harm to those who have to build, use and maintain structures is reduced.

The regulations required that the Planning Supervisor ensure a Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was prepared for contractors setting out:
*A general description of the construction work.
*The programme.
*Risks to the health or safety of any person carrying out the construction work.
*Other information enabling the contractors to demonstrate the competence and adequacy of resources.
*Other information enabling the contractors to understand and perform their duties under the regulations.

The principal contractor then ensured that during the construction phase the Health and Safety Plan contained information about:
*Arrangements for the project to ensure the health and safety of all persons carrying out the construction work and all persons who may be affected by the work.
*Information about arrangements for the welfare of persons carrying out the construction work.

However, the CDM Regulations were substantially revised in 2007. Amongst many changes:
*The role of planning supervisor was replaced with a new, more hands-on CDM Co-ordinator.
*The Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was replaced with Pre-Construction Information, provided by the client and checked by the CDM Co-ordinator.
*The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.

NB Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is sometimes referred to as the construction phase health and safety plan.

The Construction Phase Plan is different from the Health and Safety File which is prepared by the CDM Co-ordinator and provides information allowing future work to the building to be carried out safely.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*CDM.
*CDM Co-ordinator.
*Construction phase plan.
*Health and safety file.
*Planning supervisor.
*Pre-construction information.
*Principal contractor.

[[Category:History]]

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−	The requirement for a Health and Safety Plan for construction was established by the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM Regulations) in 1994 ~~which~~ came into force on 31 March 1995.	+	The requirement for a Health and Safety Plan for construction was established by the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (or 'CDM Regulations') in 1994. The regulations came into force on 31 March 1995.

	The regulations were introduced to ensure that health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s development so that the risk of harm to those who have to build, use and maintain structures is reduced.		The regulations were introduced to ensure that health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s development so that the risk of harm to those who have to build, use and maintain structures is reduced.

−	The regulations required that the Planning Supervisor ensure a Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was prepared for contractors setting out:	+	The original regulations required that the Planning Supervisor ensure a Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was prepared for contractors setting out:
	*A general description of the construction work.		*A general description of the construction work.
	*The programme.		*The programme.
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	*Other information enabling the contractors to understand and perform their duties under the regulations.		*Other information enabling the contractors to understand and perform their duties under the regulations.

−	The ~~principal contractor~~ then ensured that during the construction phase the Health and Safety Plan contained information about:	+	The Principal Contractor then ensured that during the construction phase the Health and Safety Plan contained information about:
	*Arrangements for the project to ensure the health and safety of all persons carrying out the construction work and all persons who may be affected by the work.		*Arrangements for the project to ensure the health and safety of all persons carrying out the construction work and all persons who may be affected by the work.
	*Information about arrangements for the welfare of persons carrying out the construction work.		*Information about arrangements for the welfare of persons carrying out the construction work.

	However, the CDM Regulations were substantially revised in 2007. Amongst many changes:		However, the CDM Regulations were substantially revised in 2007. Amongst many changes:
−	*The role of ~~planning supervisor~~ was replaced with a new, more hands-on CDM Co-ordinator.	+	*The role of Planning Supervisor was replaced with a new, more hands-on CDM Co-ordinator.
	*The Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was replaced with Pre-Construction Information, provided by the client and checked by the CDM Co-ordinator.		*The Pre-Tender Health and Safety Plan was replaced with Pre-Construction Information, provided by the client and checked by the CDM Co-ordinator.
	*The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.		*The Health and Safety Plan was renamed the Construction Phase Plan (CPP), developed by the Principal Contractor.

−	NB Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is sometimes referred to as the ~~construction phase health and safety plan.~~	+	NB Rather confusingly, the Construction Phase Plan is still sometimes referred to as the Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan.
−		+
−	~~The~~ Construction Phase ~~Plan is different from the~~ Health and Safety ~~File which is prepared by the CDM Co-ordinator and provides information allowing future work to the building to be carried out safely~~.	+

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