CDM Co-ordination

Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007

As a CDM client there are a number of duties you need to comply with and receiving expert advice at the right time can provide you with the opportunity to establish safety standards throughout the whole of your construction project.

When do I appoint a CDM Co-ordinator?

Should the construction stage of your proposed scheme last for more than 30 days or 500 person days, then you are required to appoint a CDM Co-ordinator as soon as design work has commenced.

The primary role of a CDM Co-ordinator is to co-ordinate the safety aspects of design work and ensure that the design team considers the safety implications of their design.

At P H Warr we actively encourage and facilitate the process of safety in design, which can eliminate or reduce costly issues such as design conflicts or difficult building maintenance. We have significant experience of delivering design focused safety studies that can be tailored to suit the complexity and nature of your scheme.

Proactive co-ordination

To achieve our goal of providing you with the best possible service, we integrate ourselves fully within each design team. This benefits the project through the ability to identify critical information at the right time and ensure that it is delivered to the right people. This can include advice on existing and future surveys, identifying risks from the surrounding environment and design risk information.

How can I find out more?

Our CDM Co-ordinator services are delivered throughout five offices in the south of England, which ensures we can provide dedicated resources and a flexible approach to meet all your CDM requirements.

For any queries relating to the role of CDM Co-ordinator, or your role as client, please contact: