The Diploma in Construction, Design and Management gives learners a structured view into CDM regulations and the responsibilities surrounding them. This course provides clarity on legislation, the planning period, and health and safety documentation within construction.
From understanding the CDM regulations to drafting construction phase plans and safety files, the course helps unravel the obligations of duty holders and considers buildability during design. It's a compliance-heavy subject, delivered with less head-scratching and more structure, making it ideal for professionals navigating construction planning responsibilities.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand CDM regulations and their legislative context.
- Identify the duties of all roles in a CDM environment.
- Examine welfare facilities required on construction sites.
- Learn the structure and purpose of a CDM safety file.
- Explore buildability concerns within the design process.
- Recognise appropriate planning timelines for CDM projects.
Who is this Course For:
- Site managers needing insight into CDM responsibilities.
- Construction planners aiming to understand CDM regulations.
- Architects considering health and safety in design.
- Professionals overseeing welfare facility planning onsite.
- Coordinators reviewing CDM files and documentation.
- Engineers addressing design-related construction safety.
- Health and safety staff managing regulatory timelines.
- Anyone assessing CDM planning periods and role duties.
Career Path:
- CDM Advisor – £45,000/year
- Construction Health & Safety Officer – £39,000/year
- Design Risk Assessor – £43,000/year
- Site Welfare Coordinator – £34,000/year
- Construction Planner – £42,000/year
- Duty Holder Support Analyst – £36,000/year
