CDM2015: The Principal Designer and Designer - Demonstrating Capability
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The programme aligns with the latest regulations and considers the process of managing and co-ordinating health and safety in design. Delegates are offered guidance on:
- The communication process
- Collaborative team-based risk management
- Change management
- Accident prevention strategies
It also explores the importance of considering potential temporary works from the earliest stages of the project.
The training course is highly interactive, encouraging delegate participation in exercises and group work throughout, to ensure skills learnt will be confidently applied in practice. By the end of the course, delegates will be clear on how to use risk management tools to inform their design decisions relating to reasonably foreseeable risks.
This training course has been peer reviewed by the ICE Health and Safety Panel as part of the ICE knowledge transfer strategy to ensure the communication of best practice. Find out more at: www.ice.org.uk/hsr.
Sessions begin at 9:00 and finish at 17:00. Morning and afternoon coffee breaks and lunch are included in the programme.
- Session 1 - Introduction to CDM today
- Session 2 - Management and Health and Safety
- Session 3 - Background to CDM and links to other Health and Safety legislation
- Session 4 - The Role of the Principal Designer
- Session 5 - Enforcement and Prosecution
- Session 6 - Team based Risk Management
- Session 7 - Temporary Works and the Principal Designer Role
- Session 8 - Adopting a strategic approach
- Session 9 - Review and assessment
Tutors
Tony Putsman
Director, Xenophon Project Services Limited/ Construction Team Technologies Ltd
BSc (Hons), MICE, CEng, AIEMA
A qualified civil engineer, and experienced project manager, Tony developed a keen interest in the 'people' aspect of construction whilst working for major companies such as Taylor Woodrow, Kier International and Jarvis Construction. Since graduating in 1974, he has worked across all the major sectors of the construction industry, moving from a hands-on project delivery role into a training and development specialist. He is now a leading advocate of team-based risk management. Tony set up his own risk management consultancy in 2002 and is currently working with clients in the energy, rail, off-shore, house building and refurbishment sectors, promoting a strategic approach to project risk management through enhanced collaborative working.
He is co-author of Teamwork not Paperwork - a practical guide to using CDM to deliver better projects, published in 2012.
At the end of this course you will be able to:
- Understand the principle of prevention
- Able to describe the links between CDM & other UK Health and Safety legislation
- Understand the roles of the Client, Principal Designer and Principal Contractor
- Understand the key changes to the regualtions and guidance
- Describe the process of managing and coordinating health and safety from concept to completion
This training course has been developed for:
- Construction professionals responsible for health and safety on a construction project
- Clients
- Contractors
- Designers
Classroom/Virtual Training
Product code: S0942