CDM regulations training

There are many high-risk activities carried out by those who work in the construction industry that can result in fatalities and injuries.

The Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations provide a single regulatory framework for the entire construction industry. It helps to ensure the management of the health, safety and welfare of those working within the construction industry.

This CDM Regulations course provides information to help staff identify risks and avoid dangers during construction work.

CDM Regulations training objectives

Identify what construction work is covered by CDM
Identify the various duty holders under the CDM regulations
Recognise when F10 notifications are required
Distinguish between the roles and responsibilities of duty holders under CDM
Recognise measures that can promote safer construction work
Explain what documentation is used and when to promote safer construction

CDM Regulations training content

An introduction to CDM - Learn about the CDM regulations, their aims and what they cover.
Responsibilities of duty holders - Discover who the duty holders are under CDM, their responsibilities and find out what work requires HSE notification.
Key documentation - Covers the construction phase plan and what must be included in the Health and Safety file.

How the course works

This course will benefit all workers involved in the different aspects of construction work by enabling staff to understand how the CDM regulations can affect and relate to their
responsibilities.

CDM Regulations training is delivered online as an interactive course to each trainee on their computers, or portable device at any internet-enabled location. The interactive course is engaging, informative and exciting to use.

Using up-to-date, modern graphical images, users will be faced with a selection of interactive elements and mini-quizzes to test their knowledge.

Users will receive informative advice and guidance and will be tested on their understanding of the subject at the end of the course by completing the compulsory self-test element.

This course also features a risk checklist which asks the user a series of questions relating to their current working environment.

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