Events
Clients: Fulfulling your obligations under CDM regulations
Location: Lecture Room 1 Riddel Hall, Belfast
Date: 11 September 2019
The 2016 Construction, Design and Management (CDM) regulations imposed a number of significant legal responsibilities on construction clients. Whilst architects, contractors and other consultants are mostly up-to-speed with the new regulations many construction clients are not fully aware of their obligations despite the fact that failure to comply may constitute a criminal offence. This is understandable as there has been a dearth of awareness training on the client’s role.
To address this RSUA is holding a half-day seminar on the Clients roles, duties and responsibilities under CDM(NI)2016. It is relevant to anyone who has, is or is likely to be a client for a construction project. It is relevant regardless of the size of the project and applies to clients of one-off and multiple projects.
Seminar Content
- Introduction to CDM(NI)2016
- Managing projects
- Time & Resources
- Risk
- Schedule 2
- Review
- PCI
- Construction Phase Plan
- Health & Safety File
- Ensuring compliance
- Appointments
- Notification
- The Domestic Client
Speaker
Jim Armstrong is founder and Director of DIMENSIONS Design & Management Ltd. Jim has over twenty years’ experience, eighteen self-employed, as Chartered Architect and CDM Consultant – including Planning Supervisor / CDM Co-ordinator / CDM Principal Designer under past / current UK legislation and PSDP under Irish legislation. Jim has been one of RSUA’s key delivery partners in CDM training.
Key Details:-
2pm to 5pm on Wednesday 11th September 2019
Tea and coffee will be available from 1.30pm
Lecture Room 1, Riddel Hall, Stranmillis Road, Belfast