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Risk Assessment & Method Statement
The core compliance document for builders on any construction project. Required by principal contractors before work begins on site.
Hazard identification and control measures
Required under HASAWA 1974 for all building work. Covers falls, manual handling, dust, noise, buried services, and structural collapse.
Hazardous substances assessment
Required when working with cement, silica dust, paints, adhesives, timber treatments, and demolition materials.
Comprehensive site safety and logistics plan
Required for construction phases under CDM 2015. Covers site layout, emergency procedures, welfare, and fire safety.
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The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations are the main framework for managing health and safety on construction projects. Places duties on clients, designers, principal contractors, and contractors.
Requires all work at height to be properly planned, supervised, and carried out by competent people. Hierarchy of controls: avoid, prevent falls, minimise distance/consequence.
Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations require all lifting equipment to be fit for purpose, properly maintained, and thoroughly examined at regular intervals.
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations require all work equipment to be suitable, maintained, and used safely. Covers power tools, scaffolding, plant machinery.
Under CDM 2015, builders need: RAMS for each work activity, site-specific risk assessments, a Construction Phase Plan (for principal contractors), fire safety plans, COSHH assessments for hazardous materials, and evidence of competence (CSCS cards, training records). The exact requirements depend on your role — contractor, principal contractor, or domestic client.
CDM 2015 applies to all construction work, including domestic projects. While domestic clients have fewer duties than commercial clients, contractors must still plan, manage, and monitor their own work safely. A risk assessment is always required. RAMS becomes essential when working for a principal contractor or on sites with multiple contractors.
A Construction Phase Plan is a document required under CDM 2015 that sets out the health and safety arrangements for the construction phase of a project. It must be prepared by the principal contractor before work begins and should cover site rules, emergency procedures, risk management, and coordination between contractors.
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