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Understanding the CDM Regulations: A practical guide for duty-holders
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM) aim to improve health and safety in construction by ensuring risks are identified and managed from a project’s start to its completion. They assign clear responsibilities to clients, designers and contractors to plan, coordinate and control work effectively, creating safer environments and reducing harm.
This guide helps clarify how CDM works in practice - not just what the regulations say.
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What you'll learn from this CDM guide
This guide will help your move beyond surface-level causes to understand:
- When CDM applies — including work not always recognised as “construction”
- The roles and responsibilities of clients, designers and contractors
- How principal designer and principal contractor duties are assigned
- Key thresholds for notification and enhanced duties
- Why competence, cooperation and early planning are central to CDM.