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Book your place on our half day seminar, looking back at the changes to the regulations and providing a refresher on key themes and responsibilities.
The seminar will be run by Nick Bell FIIRSM who writes and delivers accredited training for on the subject of CDM. Delegates will receive a recap on the regulations, including an update on basic legal duties and design risk management principles.
Price
£99 + VAT (IIRSM members)
£125 + VAT (non members)
Who should attend?
Anyone who requires a recap on the regulations and wishes to understand:
- The purpose of CDM and the legal context
- A glossary of important terms
- Who is who in construction
- Selecting designers and contractors
- The flow of information – who needs what and when?
- Understanding the client role
- The new principal designer role – what do they do?
- Design risk management
Non-Members
Event Date & Location
8.30-9.00 Registration
9.00-9.10 Introduction and overview
9.10-9.30 Case Study 1: Cable strike
9.30-9.40 Definitions
9.40-9.45 Sources of information
9.45-9.50 Simple background to CDM 2015
9.50-10.00 Prosecutions/enforcement under 2015
New sentencing guidelines
10.00-10.05 The principal designer & principal contractor
10.05-10.15 Case study 2: The role of PD
10.15-10.33 ‘Animation’ to show relationship between the different parties & summarise duties when there is more than one contractor
10.33-10.35 Simple example to explain that one entity can hold more than one role
10.35-10.50 Break/networking
10.50-11.00 Duties on everyone, incl. skills, knowledge, experience, training
11.00-11.05 The client: Brief recap of duties discussed so far
11.05-11.15 Interactive case study: Explaining ‘suitable arrangements’, pre-construction information and the construction phase plan
11.15-11.25 Welfare – responsibilities and requirements
11.25-11.30 Notification and examples
11.30-11.40 Who should be the principal designer – case studies
11.40-11.50 Designer duties: Design risk management.
Examples
11.50-12.00 The principal contractor
12.00-12.10 Contractor
12.10-12.20 The health and safety file – overview, responsibilities and contents
12.20-12.30 Q&A
Nick previously worked as CDM Co-ordinator within an architectural practice and then as Construction Safety Manager for a large University in the South West. He served on the Wales branch of the Association for Project Safety and his articles on the duties of construction clients have been published in various professional magazines. When CDM 2015 was coming into force, Nick worked with IIRSM to develop and deliver CPD events across the UK receiving great feedback from delegates. He has written and delivers accredited training for Principal Designers and for Construction clients, and has delivered courses to well over 400 delegates. Realising that clients were struggling to apply CDM 2015 to smaller projects he wrote and published “Construction Health and Safety in the Weird and Wonderful World of Facilities Management”. Nick has been self-employed for 2.5 years and, amongst other things, is currently supporting two Universities in managing their duties as construction clients.
When he is not up to his neck in CDM, Nick is completing a PhD in which he is investigating the association between worker engagement and health and safety behaviour. This builds on a recent Masters degree in Occupational Health and Safety and his initial training and work in the field of Psychology.
CARDIFF
Date: 6 Mar 2018
ADDRESS: Principality Stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff, CF10 1NS
MANCHESTER
DATE: 15 Mar 2018
ADDRESS: Mercure Manchester Piccadilly Hotel, Portland Street, Manchester, M1 4PH
EDINBURGH
DATE: 20 Mar 2018
ADDRESS: St Trinnean's Room, The University of Edinburgh, St Leonard's Hall, Pollock Halls of Residence, Edinburgh EH16 5AY