CDM Regulations
Overview
Construction is a high-risk industry. Injuries, illnesses, and fatalities are surprisingly common compared to other types of workplaces. This course explores the CDM Regulations and what they mean for you.
Objectives
In this course you will:
- Explain the main purpose of the CDM Regulations 2015
- Recognise the consequences of not complying with the CDM Regulations
- Identify notifiable and non-notifiable construction tasks
- List the six main duty holders’ roles and responsibilities under the CDM Regulations
- State the ways CDM Regulations compliance reduces risks in construction projects by improving communication and coordination between all parties involved
About the Course
Construction is a high-risk industry. Injuries, illnesses, and fatalities are surprisingly common compared to other types of workplaces.
The CDM Regulations 2015 aim to make construction safer for everyone.
Their main purpose is to increase coordination and communication during projects, improving health and safety from the planning stage to completion.