The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 have been designed to improve health and safety regulations within the industry and when it comes to the CDM regulations, there is a huge amount of information available. So much so though, that it may be difficult to be able to ascertain which parts of the regulations apply to your role within a project. If this sounds like something that is familiar to you then you need the expert health and safety consultancy skills of Affer Safety Health & Safety Services. They offer information and help, including principle design assistance Flintshire businesses can trust.
Affer Safety Health & Safety Services are professional health and safety consultants who are able to use their knowledge of the regulations to assist you in whatever role you have. What are some of the roles involved in a project and how do the CDM regulations impact on each of these roles? In the following list, we have briefly outlined each of these roles to demonstrate how the CDM regulations apply in each case:
• Client – if you are the client on a project then your duties include making suitable arrangements for managing the project including ensuring that sufficient time and resources have been allocated to complete the project. The duties of the client also include appointing other duty holders where necessary and providing appropriate welfare facilities.
• Principle designer – this is one of the most important roles when it comes to influencing how health and safety risks should be managed. The duties of a principle designer include identifying, eliminating, or controlling foreseeable risks and ensuring that designers carry out their relevant duties.
• Principle Contractors – these are responsible for the health and safety during the construction phase of a project. The duties of a principle contractor include planning, managing, and monitoring construction work to ensure that it is carried out without unnecessary risks to health and safety. They must also ensure that anyone employed to work on the site has the necessary skills, knowledge, and training to carry out the tasks assigned to them without causing health and safety issues for others working on site.
Affer Safety Health & Safety Services are able to provide advice and guidance including any principle design assistance Flintshire businesses may need. With principle design assistance, Flintshire businesses can receive guidance from Affer Safety Health & Safety Services to ensure that they fulfil their duties as required under the CDM regulations.
For the best principle design assistance Flintshire has to offer, contact Affer Safety Health & Safety Services. One of their experienced consultants will be happy to speak to you regarding your requirements as well as answer any and all questions regarding principle design assistance Flintshire customers may have.
In addition to principle design assistance, Flintshire businesses can also rely on Affer Safety Health & Safety Services for a number of other services including risk assessments, on site safety inspections, scaffold inspection, accident analysis and the preparation of full, clear, and concise reports.
