Planning supervisor - Revision history

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	The role of ‘planning supervisor’ was created 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 role of ‘planning supervisor’ was created 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 planning supervisor role was intended to be a supervisory one, ensuring that the regulations were complied with:		The planning supervisor role was intended to be a supervisory one, ensuring that the regulations were complied with:
−	*Ensuring designers co-operated and avoided and reduced risks.	+
−	*Ensuring that the Health and Safety Plan and Health and Safety File were prepared.	+	* Ensuring designers co-operated and avoided and reduced risks.
−	*Advising the client about the adequacy and competence of designers and contractors.	+	* Ensuring that the Health and Safety Plan and Health and Safety File were prepared.
−	*Advising the client about the Health and Safety Plan.	+	* Advising the client about the adequacy and competence of designers and contractors.
−	*Ensuring the project was notified to the Health and Safety Executive.	+	* Advising the client about the Health and Safety Plan.
		+	* Ensuring the project was notified to the Health and Safety Executive.

	However, when the CDM Regulations were revised in 2007, planning supervisors were scrapped and replaced with a new role, ‘CDM Co-ordinator’.		However, when the CDM Regulations were revised in 2007, planning supervisors were scrapped and replaced with a new role, ‘CDM Co-ordinator’.

−	The CDM Co-ordinator is intended to take a more active role in the project, actually co-ordinating health and safety issues and performing tasks themselves rather than just advising or ensuring that others perform their duties. This more active role ~~includes~~:	+	The CDM Co-ordinator was intended to take a more active role in the project, actually co-ordinating health and safety issues and performing tasks themselves rather than just advising or ensuring that others perform their duties. This more active role included:
−	*Advising the client about their duties.	+
−	*Facilitating good communication between the client, designers and contractors.	+	* Advising the client about their duties.
−	*Notifying the Health and Safety Executive.	+	* Facilitating good communication between the client, designers and contractors.
−	*Co-ordinating health and safety aspects of design.	+	* Notifying the Health and Safety Executive.
−	*Providing, or ensuring that the client provides relevant pre-construction information.	+	* Co-ordinating health and safety aspects of design.
−	*Preparing or compiling the health and safety file.	+	* Providing, or ensuring that the client provides relevant pre-construction information.
		+	* Preparing or compiling the health and safety file.

	See CDM Co-ordinator for more information.		See CDM Co-ordinator for more information.

−	~~NB The~~ 2007 CDM Regulations ~~are due to be~~ substantially revised in 2015. ~~The~~ revisions ~~may see~~ the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and ~~the~~ Principal Contractor to try to embed it better into the project team. ~~The Principal Designer (PD) will be responsible~~ for ~~the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor will be responsible for the construction phase~~.	+	However, the 2007 CDM Regulations were substantially revised in 2015. These revisions saw the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and Principal Contractor to try to embed it better into the project team. See CDM 2015 for more information.

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*CDM.	+
−	*CDM Co-ordinator.	+	* CDM.
−	*CDM workers.	+	* CDM Co-ordinator.
−	*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.
−	*Pre-construction information.	+	* Notify HSE (Form F10).
−	*Principal contractor.	+	* Pre-construction information.
−	*Site waste management plan.	+	* Principal contractor.
		+	* Site waste management plan.

	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

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−	The role of ‘planning supervisor’ was created 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 role of ‘planning supervisor’ was created 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 planning supervisor role was intended to be a supervisory one, ensuring that the regulations were complied with by:	+	The planning supervisor role was intended to be a supervisory one, ensuring that the regulations were complied with:
	*Ensuring designers co-operated and avoided and reduced risks.		*Ensuring designers co-operated and avoided and reduced risks.
	*Ensuring that the Health and Safety Plan and Health and Safety File were prepared.		*Ensuring that the Health and Safety Plan and Health and Safety File were prepared.
	*Advising the client about the adequacy and competence of designers and contractors.		*Advising the client about the adequacy and competence of designers and contractors.
−	*Advising the client about the Health and ~~safety~~ Plan.	+	*Advising the client about the Health and Safety Plan.
	*Ensuring the project was notified to the Health and Safety Executive.		*Ensuring the project was notified to the Health and Safety Executive.

−	However, when the CDM Regulations were revised in 2007, planning supervisors were scrapped, and replaced with a new role ‘CDM Co-ordinator’.	+	However, when the CDM Regulations were revised in 2007, planning supervisors were scrapped and replaced with a new role, ‘CDM Co-ordinator’.

	The CDM Co-ordinator is intended to take a more active role in the project, actually co-ordinating health and safety issues and performing tasks themselves rather than just advising or ensuring that others perform their duties. This more active role includes:		The CDM Co-ordinator is intended to take a more active role in the project, actually co-ordinating health and safety issues and performing tasks themselves rather than just advising or ensuring that others perform their duties. This more active role includes:
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	*Preparing or compiling the health and safety file.		*Preparing or compiling the health and safety file.

−	See CDM C0-ordinator for more information.	+	See CDM Co-ordinator for more information.

−	NB The 2007 CDM Regulations are due to be substantially revised in 2015. The revisions may see the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and the Principal Contractor to try to embed it into the project team. The Principal Designer (PD) will be responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor will be responsible for the construction phase.	+	NB The 2007 CDM Regulations are due to be substantially revised in 2015. The revisions may see the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and the Principal Contractor to try to embed it better into the project team. The Principal Designer (PD) will be responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor will be responsible for the construction phase.

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
	*CDM.		*CDM.
		+	*CDM Co-ordinator.
	*CDM workers.		*CDM workers.
	*Construction phase plan.		*Construction phase plan.

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The role of ‘planning supervisor’ was created 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 planning supervisor role was intended to be a supervisory one, ensuring that the regulations were complied with by:
*Ensuring designers co-operated and avoided and reduced risks.
*Ensuring that the Health and Safety Plan and Health and Safety File were prepared.
*Advising the client about the adequacy and competence of designers and contractors.
*Advising the client about the Health and safety Plan.
*Ensuring the project was notified to the Health and Safety Executive.

However, when the CDM Regulations were revised in 2007, planning supervisors were scrapped, and replaced with a new role ‘CDM Co-ordinator’.

The CDM Co-ordinator is intended to take a more active role in the project, actually co-ordinating health and safety issues and performing tasks themselves rather than just advising or ensuring that others perform their duties. This more active role includes:
*Advising the client about their duties.
*Facilitating good communication between the client, designers and contractors.
*Notifying the Health and Safety Executive.
*Co-ordinating health and safety aspects of design.
*Providing, or ensuring that the client provides relevant pre-construction information.
*Preparing or compiling the health and safety file.

See CDM C0-ordinator for more information.

NB The 2007 CDM Regulations are due to be substantially revised in 2015. The revisions may see the role of CDM Co-ordinator transferred to a Principal Designer and the Principal Contractor to try to embed it into the project team. The Principal Designer (PD) will be responsible for the pre-construction phase whilst the Principal Contractor will be responsible for the construction phase.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*CDM.
*CDM workers.
*Construction phase plan.
*Demolition.
*Design risk management.
*Designers.
*Health and safety.
*Health and safety file.
*Notify HSE (Form F10).
*Pre-construction information.
*Principal contractor.
*Site waste management plan.

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