Contractor Management & CDM Compliance
Plan, manage and monitor works with clear roles, robust RAMS, and permits to work — aligned to CDM 2015 and best practice.
- Roles & Duties (CDM)
- RAMS Reviews
- Contractor Onboarding
- Permits to Work
- Construction Phase Plan
- Site Inspections
Control the work. Reduce the risk.
We help duty holders meet CDM 2015 by defining responsibilities, assessing competence, and setting practical controls. From pre-construction information to close-out, we make sure RAMS and permits match the job and hazards.
What we deliver
- Pre-qualification & competence checks (SSIP, insurances)
- RAMS review & method alignment to site risks
- Permit to work framework (hot works, confined space, electrical)
- Construction Phase Plan (CPP) support
- Site inspections with action logs & close-out
Outcomes you get
- Clear duties & controls under CDM 2015
- Safer sites with robust permits and RAMS
- Competent contractors and coordinated works
- Evidence that satisfies clients, insurers & inspectors
How it works
Pre-qualify
Check competence, SSIP, insurances, and safety records; gather PCI.
Plan
Create CPP outline, RAMS expectations, and permit requirements.
Control
Inductions, permits, coordination meetings, and site inspections.
Close-Out
Action tracking, verification, lessons learned, and handover docs.
Sectors & Use Cases
Fit-Out & Refurb
Permits, inductions, RAMS control in live environments.
Facilities & Estates
PPM works, contractors on site, isolation and hot works controls.
Construction
Principal Contractor duties, CPPs, coordination and inspections.
Healthcare & Labs
Infection control, segregation, contractor competence checks.
FAQs
Who is responsible under CDM 2015?
Clients, Designers, Principal Designers, Principal Contractors, and Contractors all have defined duties to plan, manage, and monitor health and safety.
Do we need a Construction Phase Plan?
Yes, for notifiable and most construction projects. The CPP sets out arrangements, site rules, and specific measures for risks.
How do you verify contractor competence?
Through pre-qualification checks (e.g., SSIP), insurance verification, references, and review of RAMS and training records.
What permits might we need?
Common permits include hot works, electrical isolation, confined space, and roof work; exact permits depend on the tasks and site risks.
Can you provide site inspections?
Yes. We conduct scheduled or unannounced inspections with photo evidence and action tracking to close-out.
Note: Information provided is guidance only and not legal advice.
Need contractors under tighter control?
We’ll align your processes to CDM and set robust RAMS and permits.
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