Clients

Enhancing Your Project with CDM Compliance: A Guide for Clients

As a client embarking on a construction project, you are placed at the forefront of ensuring the project's success, safety, and compliance with the Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations 2015. Understanding your pivotal role is the first step towards a successful, efficient, and a legally compliant project.

Your Central Role in CDM Compliance

Setting the Project Standards

Vision & Culture:

You set the standards for your project, aligned to your vision. Our service helps embed the right behaviours to ensure you have the desired culture from the outset.

Pre-Construction Information:

We assist in compiling and providing comprehensive pre-construction information to every party involved, laying a foundation for informed decision-making and risk management from the beginning.

Choosing Your Team Wisley

Appointing the Right People:

The selection of the principal designer and principal contractor is crucial. Our expertise guides you in choosing professionals who are not just competent but also have a proven track record in managing health and safety risks and delivering a quality project.

Due Diligence:

We provide support in conducting pre-qualification, ensuring your appointees have the necessary skills, knowledge, experience, and organizational capability to deliver.

Ongoing Compliance & Oversight

Effective Communication:

Ensuring open lines of communication with your project team is vital. We facilitate this process, ensuring that health and safety considerations are integrated throughout the project lifecycle.

Monitoring Compliance:

Our services extend to offering oversight and monitoring of compliance throughout the project, ensuring that both the principal designer and principal contractor fulfil their roles effectively.

Health and Safety File:

We assist in the creation, update, and maintenance of the health and safety file, ensuring it contains all the necessary information for safe future use, maintenance, and eventual decommissioning or demolition of the structure.