Guide, topic: CDM
What is CDM 2015?
A clear, plain-English guide to the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015: what CDM 2015 means, who it applies to, the main duty holders, key documents and how the regulations work in practice.
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Guide, topic: CDM
A clear, plain-English guide to the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015: what CDM 2015 means, who it applies to, the main duty holders, key documents and how the regulations work in practice.
Guide, topic: CDM
What clients need to do under CDM 2015, with practical steps, common challenges and the questions to ask at each stage.
Guide, topic: CDM
A practical guide to the Principal Designer role, its responsibilities and how to manage design risk effectively.
Guide, topic: CDM
The Principal Contractor’s key responsibilities, with practical examples of how to demonstrate them on site.
Guide, topic: Working at Height
An overview of legal duties, risk management and practical controls for working at height.
Guide, topic: Contractor Management
How to assess, brief and monitor contractors to keep work safe and your supply chain well managed.
Guide, topic: Health & Safety
Practical steps to embed health and safety into everyday decisions and behaviours across your organisation.
Guide, topic: Sustainability
How safety, compliance and sustainability work together to create better project outcomes.
Guide, topic: CDM
A step-by-step guide to getting the most from Aptoris CDM templates and checklists.
Free tool, topic: CDM
Answer a few questions about your project to see whether CDM 2015 is likely to apply.
Guidance only. Not legal advice or a definitive compliance determination.
Free tool, topic: CDM
Work through your part in a project to see which CDM 2015 duty-holder roles you are likely to hold.
Guidance only. Not legal advice or a definitive compliance determination.
Free tool, topic: CDM
Check whether a project is likely to meet the threshold for notifying HSE using form F10.
Guidance only. Not legal advice or a definitive compliance determination.
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