Launched: CDM 2015 training courses

The Construction (Design and Management) 2015 Regulations (CDM 2015) for professionals working in health and safety have been laid before Parliament and, subject to approval, will be officially mandated on 6 April.

ICE Training has launched a new suite of training programmes that focus specifically on the new regulations, their specifications, and how to implement them across industry. The programmes have been peer reviewed by the ICE Health and Safety panel.

Benefits of attending

• Be clear on the differences between CDM 2007 and CDM 2015
• Know how to make a smooth transition from the 2007 Standards
• Choose from a selection of programmes developed for different areas of specialty, ensuring you can confidently apply the new regulations in your workplace
• Receive specialist guidance on how to build your capability in implementing the highest standards of health and safety in the workplace

Training courses are now available for booking and will run from April 2015, when the new regulations come into force.

Learn more about our available programmes below, and book your place online:

CDM 2015: Overview 1 day	CDM 2015: The Complete Guide 2 days
Enrich your understanding on the background to CDM and its links to other health and safety standards, and gain clarity on how to put project management principles into practice under CDM 2015. Read more and book.	Be clear on the impact and implementation of CDM 2015 across the project management, design and client spectrum, and develop an action plan for the practical application of CDM in your projects. Read more and book.
CDM 2015: The Principal Designer and Designer - Demonstrating Capability 1 day	CDM 2015: The Importance of the Client in leading the Project Team 1 day
Get complete guidance on the communication strategy, collaborative team-based risk management, and accident prevention strategies, in accordance with the new regulations. Read more and book.	Know how to build a project team, make wise contractual considerations, and generate a positive health and safety culture across your projects. Read more and book.