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	Even the HSE does not understand these awful new regulations, for example on a domestic project with no designer, who assumes the principal designer duties ?		Even the HSE does not understand these awful new regulations, for example on a domestic project with no designer, who assumes the principal designer duties ?
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−	~~Dear Client,<br />~~
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−	I am writing to you now concerning the site visit conducted on the XXX following on from our previous phone call that day, in place of my associate Mr.X. while I was present on site, several matters relating to breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act ’74, the Management of H&S at work ‘ 99 and the CDM regulations ’15 were noted by me and were raised to my attention by the contractor, as outlined below, along with other pressing contractual issues. While the Health and Safety at work act ‘74 stipulates that “It shall be the duty of every employer to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all his employees.”, under the CDM 15 regulations, different responsibilities are extended as different duties to the constituent duty holders in a construction project, including the client. To this end the CDM regulations ensure the health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s design and development so that risk is minimised to those who have to build use and maintain the structures.<br />
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−	~~List issues - duty holder.~~
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−	Those matters listed above pertaining to breaches of CDM regulations were addressed by me to the Principal contractor. As principal designer, I cannot instruct contractors directly but I did raise the issues relating to individual contractor responsibilities to the PC. It is the duty of the Principal contractor to take the lead in in planning, managing, monitoring and coordinating not only the projects construction but the on-going health and safety of contractors and users on site. I did remind, and the PC does acknowledge, the full extent of their duties under these regulations.
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−	While the matters listed above are the remit of of the principal cotnractor, there is a reciprocal duty incumbent on the client under the CDM regulations. You must commit adequate time resourcing and information to contribute to the PCI which will form a core basis for the CPP.
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−	The Duties of the Principal designer are to assess and eliminate risks in construction with the pre-construction information you have supplied, and through design control / manage the risks that cannot be eliminated in the pre-construction stage. Ultimately, we have created a construction phase plan which records the H&S arrangements for the construction phase, site rules, and any specific measures associated with schedule 3 work.
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−	In relation to the above breaches I have consulted the CPP, the initial PCI you supplied us and our Hazard Management schedule for the agreed management of risks; and whether any Risk Assessments or Method Statements that might satisfy the managing H&S at Work Act ’99 were supplied to us by the Principal Contractor.

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−	Even the HSE do not understand these awful new ~~Regulations~~ for example on a domestic project with no designer ~~whom~~ assumes the ~~Principal Designer~~ duties ?	+	Even the HSE does not understand these awful new regulations, for example on a domestic project with no designer, who assumes the principal designer duties ?

	Dear Client,<br />		Dear Client,<br />
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−	I am writing to you now concerning the site visit conducted on the XXX following on from our previous phone call that day, in place of my associate Mr.X. while I was present on site, several matters relating to breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act ’74, the Management of H/S @ work ‘ 99 and the CDM regulations ’15 were noted by me and were raised to my attention by the contractor, as outlined below, along with other pressing contractual issues. While the Health and Safety at work act ‘74 stipulates that “It shall be the duty of every employer to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all his employees.”, under the CDM 15 regulations, different responsibilities are extended as different duties to the constituent duty holders in a construction project, including the client. To this end the CDM regulations ensure the health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s design and development so that risk is minimised to those who have to build use and maintain the structures.<br />	+	I am writing to you now concerning the site visit conducted on the XXX following on from our previous phone call that day, in place of my associate Mr.X. while I was present on site, several matters relating to breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act ’74, the Management of H&S at work ‘ 99 and the CDM regulations ’15 were noted by me and were raised to my attention by the contractor, as outlined below, along with other pressing contractual issues. While the Health and Safety at work act ‘74 stipulates that “It shall be the duty of every employer to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all his employees.”, under the CDM 15 regulations, different responsibilities are extended as different duties to the constituent duty holders in a construction project, including the client. To this end the CDM regulations ensure the health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s design and development so that risk is minimised to those who have to build use and maintain the structures.<br />
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	Of note were:<br />		Of note were:<br />
	List issues - duty holder.		List issues - duty holder.

−	Those matters listed above pertaining to breaches of CDM regulations were addressed by me to the Principal contractor. As principal designer I cannot instruct contractors directly but I did raise the issues relating to individual contractor responsibilities to the PC. It is the duty of the Principal contractor to take the lead in in planning, managing, monitoring and coordinating not only the projects construction but the on-going health and safety of contractors and users on site. I did remind, and the PC does acknowledge, the full extent of their duties under these regulations.	+	Those matters listed above pertaining to breaches of CDM regulations were addressed by me to the Principal contractor. As principal designer, I cannot instruct contractors directly but I did raise the issues relating to individual contractor responsibilities to the PC. It is the duty of the Principal contractor to take the lead in in planning, managing, monitoring and coordinating not only the projects construction but the on-going health and safety of contractors and users on site. I did remind, and the PC does acknowledge, the full extent of their duties under these regulations.

	While the matters listed above are the remit of of the principal cotnractor, there is a reciprocal duty incumbent on the client under the CDM regulations. You must commit adequate time resourcing and information to contribute to the PCI which will form a core basis for the CPP.		While the matters listed above are the remit of of the principal cotnractor, there is a reciprocal duty incumbent on the client under the CDM regulations. You must commit adequate time resourcing and information to contribute to the PCI which will form a core basis for the CPP.

−	The Duties of the Principal designer are to assess and eliminate risks in construction with the ~~Pre~~ construction information you have supplied me, and through design control / manage the risks that cannot be eliminated in the pre construction stage. Ultimately, we have created a construction phase plan which records the H/S arrangements for the construction phase, site rules, and any specific measures associated with schedule 3 work.	+	The Duties of the Principal designer are to assess and eliminate risks in construction with the pre-construction information you have supplied, and through design control / manage the risks that cannot be eliminated in the pre-construction stage. Ultimately, we have created a construction phase plan which records the H&S arrangements for the construction phase, site rules, and any specific measures associated with schedule 3 work.

−	In relation to the above breaches I have consulted the CPP, the initial PCI you supplied us and our Hazard Management schedule for the agreed management of risks; and whether any Risk Assessments or Method Statements that might satisfy the managing H/S ~~@W act~~ ’99 were supplied to us by the Principal Contractor.	+	In relation to the above breaches I have consulted the CPP, the initial PCI you supplied us and our Hazard Management schedule for the agreed management of risks; and whether any Risk Assessments or Method Statements that might satisfy the managing H&S at Work Act ’99 were supplied to us by the Principal Contractor.

Archstudent at 09:06, 3 May 2019

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	Even the HSE do not understand these awful new Regulations for example on a domestic project with no designer whom assumes the Principal Designer duties ?		Even the HSE do not understand these awful new Regulations for example on a domestic project with no designer whom assumes the Principal Designer duties ?
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		+	Dear Client,<br />
		+	<br />
		+	I am writing to you now concerning the site visit conducted on the XXX following on from our previous phone call that day, in place of my associate Mr.X. while I was present on site, several matters relating to breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act ’74, the Management of H/S @ work ‘ 99 and the CDM regulations ’15 were noted by me and were raised to my attention by the contractor, as outlined below, along with other pressing contractual issues. While the Health and Safety at work act ‘74 stipulates that “It shall be the duty of every employer to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all his employees.”, under the CDM 15 regulations, different responsibilities are extended as different duties to the constituent duty holders in a construction project, including the client. To this end the CDM regulations ensure the health and safety issues are properly considered during a project’s design and development so that risk is minimised to those who have to build use and maintain the structures.<br />
		+	<br />
		+	Of note were:<br />
		+	List issues - duty holder.
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		+	Those matters listed above pertaining to breaches of CDM regulations were addressed by me to the Principal contractor. As principal designer I cannot instruct contractors directly but I did raise the issues relating to individual contractor responsibilities to the PC. It is the duty of the Principal contractor to take the lead in in planning, managing, monitoring and coordinating not only the projects construction but the on-going health and safety of contractors and users on site. I did remind, and the PC does acknowledge, the full extent of their duties under these regulations.
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		+	While the matters listed above are the remit of of the principal cotnractor, there is a reciprocal duty incumbent on the client under the CDM regulations. You must commit adequate time resourcing and information to contribute to the PCI which will form a core basis for the CPP.
		+
		+	The Duties of the Principal designer are to assess and eliminate risks in construction with the Pre construction information you have supplied me, and through design control / manage the risks that cannot be eliminated in the pre construction stage. Ultimately, we have created a construction phase plan which records the H/S arrangements for the construction phase, site rules, and any specific measures associated with schedule 3 work.
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		+	In relation to the above breaches I have consulted the CPP, the initial PCI you supplied us and our Hazard Management schedule for the agreed management of risks; and whether any Risk Assessments or Method Statements that might satisfy the managing H/S @W act ’99 were supplied to us by the Principal Contractor.

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