What is CDM2007 About?

The CDM2007.org learning portal is created and managed by London Borough of Bromley as a Resource for everyone involved within construction at any level.

Competence is keyRecent changes in the law now require an organisation to ensure competent staff for their construction duty role. Additional laws can now mean huge corporate fi nes should it be proven that a fatal accident was a consequence of not managing competency training and support for staff.

Unique and Innovative training systemWe provide the tools necessary for the

Construction (Design and Management) personnel

to receive training, identify training requirements,

monitor progress and generate the necessary

reporting to satisfy government and industry

standards.

Special training Special Bespoke Training Packagescan be prepared and delivered across the internet using the advanced cutting-edge technology and multi-media available to the courseware development team at CDM2007.org [contact info@cdm2007.org with your needs].

Contact Details:General: Info@CDM2007.org

Sales: Phil.Saville@CDM2007.org

Tel: 0845 299 4346

Continuous P

rofessional Developm

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The CD

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rogramm

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onstruction, Occupational H

ealth, and Legal updates that are topical and relevant for D

uty Holders and C

lients

■ Construction Safety in Practice - and - CD

M U

pdate a topical

approach to current issues.

■ View

to Enforcement – a series of legal updates topical approach

to current legal issues and case-law

■ Visiting sites safely for Construction Professionals and

SafeM

anagement of Site Plant &

Vehicles topical approach to

current legal issues and case-law

■ The CD

M Client issues in Leadership, Procurem

ent, Safety,

Law topical approach to current legal issues and case-law

■ O

ccupational Health for Construction Professionals developing

aw

areness around current advice

■ D

esigner Awareness - a series of CD

M issues topical approach

to pan-professional CPD

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Material is issued three tim

es per year around April-A

ugust-Decem

ber and includes a variety of learning for CD

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’s and Clients

Pre-construction C

DM

20

07

Post Construction C

DM

20

07

...provides the student with the skills to understand the

roles, responsibilities and duties necessary to undertake professional and/or adm

inistrative activity.

■

Health and Safety Legislation

■

The Workplace Regulations

The Workplace Regulations

■

The Work at H

eight

Regulations 2005

■

The Building Regs and

D

isability Discrim

ination Act

■ A

sbestos Lead and

COSH

H Regulations

■

CDM

2007 – Part 1:

Introduction

■

CDM

2007 – Part 2: ‘General

M

anagement D

uties’■

Client Competence

■

Designers’ D

uties

■

Contractors’ Duties

■

Client’s duty in

Information Flow

s

■

The Role of the CDM

Client

■

Role of the CDM

Coordinator■

The F10 Notifi cation

...provides the student with the skills to understand the

roles, responsibilities and duties necessary to undertake professional and/or adm

inistrative activity.

■

CDM

2007 – Health &

Safety

Duties on Site

■

Procuring Construction Works

■

Managing the

Construction W

orks■

Dem

olition and

Works Packages

■

Information Flow

s:

The Health &

Safety File

■

Practical Completion:

End of Construction W

orks:

■

Refurbishment and W

orking

in Occupied Property

■

CDM

Part 5 - Civil Liability,

enforcement of fi re

■

Fire on Construction Sites

■

Fire Safety Regulatory Reform

■

Utilities, G

as and Electricity

■

Role of the CDM

Coordinator

■

CDM

2007 – Part 5 - General

Construction S

afety for CDM

Clients

... provides essential knowledge and understanding to those persons w

ho may not necessarily be construction professionals

but who m

ay need to understand their duties under CD

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ake the Statutory D

eclaration to the HS

E.

■ Introductory M

odule

■ U

nderstanding the client

declaration

■ P

rocurement of construction

and selection of contractors

■ C

DM

regulations and

N

otifi able Works

■ B

rief guide to CD

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■ A

sbestos, lead and CO

SH

H

■ O

ther legislation – Confi ned

spaces etc

■ Legal issues and case studies

■ Introduction to C

DM

– the W

orkplace Regulations

■ C

DM

Regulations P

art 2

■ C

DM

– Information fl ow

s

■ C

DM

Regulations P

art 3

■ C

DM

Regulations P

art 5

■ C

ivil liability and prosecutions

■ Fire on construction sites

■ R

egulatory Reform

(Fire S

afety) Order

■ W

orking in occupied premises

■ W

orking with gas and electricity

■ C

orporate responsibility

and risk m

anagement

Part 3 - Practical Applications

of CDM

2007 for The ClientPart 1 - Introduction to CD

M2007

Part 2 - Safety Law and The Client

CDM

awareness for H

ighway R

epairs

■ Legal Pow

ers of LA’s Undertaking Road W

orks

■ Part 2 of the CDM

2007 Regulations and their

application to road and street w

orks

■ Part 3 of the CD

M 2007 Regulations and their

application to road and street w

orks

■ CD

M D

ocumentation &

Information Flow

s

■ M

anual Handling, N

oise and Vibration

■ CO

SHH

, PUW

ER and LOLER

■ W

orking Environment

■ W

ork Activity

■ Legal Issues and Case Studies

■ H

ealth & Safety File and A

sset Managem

ent

...provide Roads Inspectors w

ith the skills to understand their roles, responsibilities and duties necessary for Highw

ay A

uthorities when undertaking essential repairs, m

aintenance and resurfacing of the roads and pavements