Author Description

CDM 2015 Explained aims to provide readers with an easy to read and logical explanation of the requirements of the CDM 2015 Regulations as they apply in Great Britain. The book walks readers through the duties of all five duty-holders using simple and clear English rather than legal jargon. It explores how to achieve compliance in a practical manner with examples for a range of project types and sizes. This book is a good starting point for anyone who wants to know more about CDM before they begin to explore the regulations or the accompanying guidance. Having read the book, you should then be able to read the regulations and the guidance from a point of general understanding which will help you to interpret how the regulations apply to your situation. Individuals who have read the CDM Regulations and guidance may also find this book useful to check that they have understood what the regulations say and also to point to different ways to achieve compliance. The author is a Chartered Safety and Health Practitioner, a Chartered Engineer a former Registered CDM Coordinator and a qualified teacher. He helps companies all over Great Britain to achieve and improve compliance with health and safety legislation, including the CDM Regulations. In particular, the author delivers CDM training to companies of all sizes and from a range of industry sectors as well as writing CDM compliance procedures and executing a number of CDM roles on projects.