Checklists
Working checklists for common duty-holder tasks, starting with CDM 2015. Use them to plan, prepare and check your arrangements.
All seven checklists are live: the Site Induction Checklist, the CDM Client Duties Checklist, the Principal Designer Duties Checklist, the Principal Contractor Duties Checklist, the Health & Safety File Checklist, the Pre-Construction Information Checklist and the Construction Phase Plan Checklist.
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Checklist, topic: Health & Safety
Prepare, deliver and record a site-specific construction induction, including site rules, emergencies, key risks and attendance.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Checklist, topic: CDM
Review the key CDM 2015 client duties, including project arrangements, appointments, PCI, the CPP, F10 and Health and Safety File.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Checklist, topic: CDM
Review the Principal Designer's key CDM 2015 duties, including design risk, designer coordination, PCI, CPP information and the Health and Safety File.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Checklist, topic: CDM
Review the Principal Contractor's key CDM 2015 duties, including the CPP, coordination, induction, welfare and worker consultation.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Checklist, topic: CDM
Review whether a Construction Phase Plan is project-specific, proportionate, addresses significant risks and is kept current during construction.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Checklist, topic: CDM
Review whether Pre-Construction Information is relevant, proportionate, provided when needed and kept current throughout the project.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
Checklist, topic: CDM
Review the preparation, relevant content, updating, handover and client retention of a CDM Health and Safety File.
General guidance and example content. Not legal advice or a guarantee of compliance.
A checklist is a prompt, not paperwork for its own sake. Scale your arrangements to the size and risks of the project.
Checklists support competent judgement and do not replace it. They are general guidance, not legal advice.
For authoritative requirements, always refer to the relevant regulations and current official guidance, such as HSE guidance.
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