1. CDM 2015: PCI, CPP, Client Duties, IOSH Tyne & Wear Branch
Thursday 21st Feb 2019
CDM 2015:
PCI,
CPP,
Client Duties,

3. PCI – Pre Construction Information
CPP – Construction Phase Plan
Clients Duties

4. Applies to all Construction work
Law
Duty holders must or should do!
Describes

5. Lack of communication and coordination
In our (me and Summers-Inman) experience – CDM fails when:-
Lack of clarity over responsibility / accountability
Lack of CDM in change control process
Principal designer appointed late
CDM is separate and not business as usual

6. Pre Construction Information
Health & Safety Information
Design phase / Concept to pre start.
Basis for prep of CPP

7. PCI – Pre Construction Information
Designers and contractors who are bidding for work on the project, or who have already been appointed to enable them to carry out their duties
Principal designers and principal contractors in planning, managing, monitoring and coordinating the work of the project
PCI – Pre Construction Information

8. PCI – Pre Construction Information
The health and safety hazards of the site, including design and construction hazards and how they will be addressed;
The project, such as the client brief and key dates of the construction phase;
The planning and management of the project such as the resources and time being allocated to each stage of the project and the arrangements to ensure there is cooperation between dutyholders and the work is coordinated;
Any relevant information in an existing health and safety file.
PCI – Pre Construction Information

9. Pre Construction Information
Relevant
Appropriate
Detail
In possession
Reasonably Obtainable
Proportionate

11. “Remove and replace rooflights”
Method Statement
“Remove and replace rooflights”

12. Risk Assessment
16 pages – Genericness – including excavations and shoring but no WAH rescue plan!

13. Construction Phase Plan – Must record
Health and safety arrangements for the construction phase;
Site rules;
Where relevant, specific measures concerning work that falls within one or more of the categories listed in Schedule 3.
Construction Phase Plan – Must record

14. Construction Phase Plan – Must record
Record the arrangements for managing the significant health and safety risks associated with the construction phase of a project.
Emphasis is on relevance to the project;
Sufficient detail to clearly set out the arrangements; but
Still proportionate to the scale and complexity of the project and the risks involved.
Construction Phase Plan – Must record

15. Client – Appoint Duty Holders
Sufficient time and resources
PD & PC – Check they deliver duties
Welfare – Ensure its provided
Provide relevant information
No CPP – No Work

16. Principal Contractor?
Principal Designer?
Client Duty

17. Sufficient time – programme!! Resources – Budget / Money!!
Client Duty

18. Monitor / Reports / Scope of Services
Principal Contractor?
Principal Designer?
Monitor / Reports / Scope of Services
Client Duty

19. Toilets; Eating / Drinking; Washing; Resting; Changing;
Client Duty

20. Relevant Information;
Comms;
PCI; ;
Client Duty

21. Cannot allow work to start;
Unless a Construction Phase Plan is in place;
Client Duty

23. Maintenance
The process of preserving a condition or situation or the state of being preserved.
The work needed to keep something in good condition.

24. Maintenance
the construction, alteration, conversion, fitting out, commissioning, renovation, repair, upkeep, redecoration or other maintenance (including cleaning which involves the use of water or an abrasive at high pressure, or the use of corrosive or toxic substances), de-commissioning, demolition or dismantling of a structure;

25. Maintenance
the installation, commissioning, maintenance, repair or removal of mechanical, electrical, gas, compressed air, hydraulic, telecommunications, computer or similar services which are normally fixed within or to a structure,