CDM 2015 was introduced April 2015 and makes significant changes to the Construction Design and Management Regulations (previously CDM 2007).    

The role of CDM co-ordinator (CDMC) has been replaced by a new role of “Principal Designer” under the new regulations.  The Principal Designer has the responsibility for managing the health, safety and welfare of projects from pre-construction to ongoing design.

CDM applies to all building and construction work and includes new build, demolition, refurbishment, extensions, conversions, repair and maintenance.

Our primary function in this role is to act as the Client’s key project advisor in respect of construction health and safety risk management, and manage the flow of health and safety information between clients, designers and contractors.