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Absolute Health and Safety Solutions Ltd
Unit 26, (Alex 2) Ground Floor Offices
Wellington Business Park,
Dukes Ride, Crowthorne
Berkshire
RG45 6LS
Tel: 01344 752002
Fax: 01344 780235
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Unit 26, (Alex 2) Ground Floor Offices
Wellington Business Park,
Dukes Ride, Crowthorne
Berkshire
RG45 6LS
Tel: 01344 752002
Fax: 01344 780235
View map
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Construction Design and Management Regulations 2007 (CDM 2007)
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The new Construction Design and Management Regulations 2007 (CDM 2007) came into force on the 6th April 2007 the new regulations are laid out in five specific parts, and it is hoped that the new structure will simplify the industry’s interpretation of the Regulations as the layout makes it easier for duty holders to know their responsibilities:
CDM 2007 Part 1 deals with the application of the regulations and definitions related to the regulations. CDM 2007 Part 2 covers general duties that apply to all construction projects, in the past it was only Notifiable projects that were covered.. CDM 2007 Part 3 contains additional duties that only apply to Notifiable construction projects, namely all demolition work where safety is enforced by the HSE , all building and maintenance work which is Notifiable to the local HSE (i.e. lasts more than 30 days) or which involves 500 man days or more workers. But not work on domestic premises or minor work in occupied offices, shops or similar premises CDM 2007 Part 4 deals with the practical requirements that apply to all construction sites. CDM 2007 Part 5 contains the transitional arrangements and revocations, this part seems to be the topical question…when does it affect me? The new, simplified CDM 2007 Regulations will revise and bring together the existing CDM 1994 and the Construction (Health Safety and Welfare) (CHSW) Regulations 1996 into a single regulatory package. They will be supported by an Approved Code of Practice (ACoP – Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007. (CDM) Approved Code of Practice) and industry-approved guidance Details of what information is required for a Notifiable project is listed in Schedule 1 of CDM 2007, however a simply method can be used to Notify the Executive via the HSE forms page using a revised F10. Under the new CDM2007 it is the Duty of the CDM Coordinator to notify the project to the relevant HSE office. If you are looking for a budget cost of Absolute Health and Safety Solutions Ltd undertaking the role of CDM Coordinator, complete our online request and provide details of the project and one of our consultants will contact you directly with 48 hrs with a detail quotation. Alternatively contact our offices on 01252 861122 or info@absolutehss.co.uk As clients, designers, principal contractors and contractors you now all have specific duties these can be summarised via the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) webpage’s: Summary of Duties of Key Players under CDM2007 Frequently asked Questions related to the Key Players under CDM2007 To help keep abreast of construction news The HSE produce an InfoNet news letter, March 2007 can be downloaded free, businesses can sign up for the newsletter via the HSE Infonet webpage |
