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CDM 2015
6 hours
Virtual

Construction Safety Law and Practice – UK Perspective

Leverage construction safety law (“CDM 2015”) to optimise effectiveness and efficiency and achieve safety excellence across all phases of the asset lifecycle.

£490.00 + VAT

Available DatesPayment Options:

March 2025

Attendance on both dates is mandatory:

Tuesday, 25 March 2025, 09:00 – 12:30
Wednesday, 26 March 2025, 09:00 – 12:30

June 2025

Attendance on both dates is mandatory:

Tuesday, 10 June 2025, 09:00 – 12:30
Wednesday, 11 June 2025, 09:00 – 12:30

September 2025

Attendance on both dates is mandatory:

Wednesday, 10 September 2025, 09:00 – 12:30
Thursday, 11 September 2025, 09:00 – 12:30

October 2025

Attendance on both dates is mandatory:

Wednesday, 15 October 2025, 09:00 – 12:30
Thursday, 16 October 2025, 09:00 – 12:30

December 2025

Attendance on both dates is mandatory:

Tuesday, 16 December 2025, 09:00 – 12:30
Wednesday, 17 December 2025, 09:00 – 12:30

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Is this programme for you?

This unique learning experience is for wind power professionals looking to achieve construction safety excellence:

  • Project and construction directors
  • Project developers
  • Procurement and work package managers
  • Project and Construction Managers
  • Engineering and Asset Managers
  • Interface Managers
  • Major Projects Professionals
  • Repowering Professionals

What will you learn?

  • The wide range of benefits of integrating Construction, Design and Management (CDM 2015) principles into the project design from the outset.
  • Understand duty holder roles and responsibilities.
  • Innovative techniques to deliver projects on time and within budget, whilst complying with legal obligations.

The ultimate learning experience

  • 6 hours of next-generation guided learning.
  • Tutor-led, unique and engaging content.
  • A flexible virtual approach so you can immediately apply your learning.
  • Specifically designed for onshore and offshore wind professionals.
  • Includes wind industry examples of supply chain arrangements.
  • Be part of a community of industry experts.
  • 12 months of access to digital resources and lifetime access to materials.
  • CPD certificate.

Ratings and reviews

  • CPD UK approved and certified
  • Designed specifically for onshore and offshore wind
  • Over 200 delegates
  • Rated 4.50 out to 5
(24 customer review)
Construction Safety Law and Practice

Why attend this course?

Wind farm construction presents a unique set of risks and challenges.  Are you balancing conflicting wind farm construction costs, time and safety outcomes, and want to meet all your legal obligations? 

Our Construction Safety Law and Practice (“CDM 2015”) virtual learning might just be what you need.

This 6-hour CPD UK assessed and certificated virtual programme is designed to help wind farm development, project and construction professionals apply Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 to boost effectiveness, efficiency and safety across all asset lifecycle phases.

Understand the benefits of integrating CDM principles into the project design from the outset. Clarify the roles and responsibilities of different parties involved and increase project governance and assurance. Achieve both compliance and excellence to deliver projects on time and within budget.

The programme has been specifically designed for the wind energy sector, with examples of supply change arrangements practised across the industry.

But don’t just take our word for it.

Hundreds of leading wind energy organisations worldwide trust the ARMSA approach.

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Our approach

Traditional attitudes towards safety don’t apply at ARMSA. Our research shows that some of the most critical safety decisions are made at the front end of project development. This next-generation programme explains how these decisions impact your asset performance and occupational safety. The diagram below shows the proactive and reactive elements of management decision-making covered in the course.

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Front-end decision-making components of the program include:

  • Organisational culture
  • Commercial/contract frameworks
  • Organisational precursors
  • Work Planning decisions
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CDM 2015 programme content

The insightful 6-hour programme consists of five powerful modules, delivered over two days.

Explore all phases of the project lifecycle, starting from the project concept, design and development all the way through to the construction management.

In a virtual learning environment, examine industry case studies and the application of CDM 2015 in each phase of the asset lifecycle.

There are plenty of opportunities to ask questions and discuss specific circumstances with your facilitator and peers.

1. Build it or Break it

  • Why is construction safety management important?
  • European framework
  • CDM 2015 objectives
  • The regulatory framework
  • Nature of duties
  • What is ALARP?
  • Liability & culpability
  • Offences and penalties

2. Design and Build Safely and Profitably

  • Clientside project decision making
  • Definition of construction
  • Duty holder / project delivery structure
  • When do the CDM Regulations apply?
  • Client duties

3. All about Design

  • Safety in design
  • The law and design duties
  • Design principles

4. It’s actually about Construction

  • Safety in construction
  • The law and construction safety
  • Construction duties and principles

5. It’s in the Management, I tell you!

  • Work scope and specifications
  • Tender preparation
  • Bid evaluation
  • Project management
  • Risk-based monitoring
  • Life cycle information management

End of programme assessment

After you successfully complete the final assessment, you will be awarded a CPD UK endorsed certificate.

Free resources

ScotWind – planning for success: reducing goal conflict and risk using informed contracting strategies
Risk-based contracting: how agile are you?
The real value of a Construction Safety Plan
Can you afford making critical decisions in functional silos?
Managing client-side safety information

About the Facilitator

Rakesh
Rakesh Maharaj
Rakesh studied the effects of strategic business decisions and business architecture on safety and business performance. He advises multinational asset-based organisations, with complex cultures, systems, regulation and supply chains.

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Luis McArthur, Survey Manager, TotalEnergies
Reviewer
4/5

Interesting course

Interesting course giving broad overview of CDM legal background and application throughout the project lifecycle.

9 months ago
Ben Irvine, SOV Shift Manager, Vestas
Reviewer
4/5

Essential training for the wind sector

A very useful course that has opened my eyes in regards to CDM. I think this will be essential training for the wind sector management to understand how important understanding CDM is.

9 months ago
Ian Tickle, Service Manager, Seagreen OFW, Vestas
Reviewer
5/5

An excellent course

Fundamentally an excellent course and delivered by a highly knowledgeable industry expert!

9 months ago
Suzanne Ross, HSE Coordinator, Vestas
Reviewer
5/5

Very knowledgeable

The instructor was very knowledgeable and did well to give examples that were specific to the wind industry which made it relatable.

9 months ago
Aamir Shahzad, Global Head of Electrical Operations, Vestas
Reviewer
5/5

A very good course

A very good course to understand the roles and responsibilities of the Client, PD and
PC.

9 months ago
Sergio Herman, Senior HSE Manager, Vestas
Reviewer
5/5

Very useful

Very good summarizing of what CDM is. The comparison with similar legislation in Europe is also very useful.

9 months ago
Peter Wharton, Site Manager, Special Projects, Vestas
Reviewer
5/5

Very informative and well taught

Very informative and well taught course. There is a lot of information to take in, so regular breaks are needed to refresh your head.

9 months ago
Cristiane Ribeiro Sweeney, Senior General Manager, Equitix
Reviewer
5/5

An insightful course

It is an insightful course that puts into perspective our roles and responsibilities.

10 months ago
Hugh Colegrave, SOV Shift Manager, Vestas
Reviewer
5/5

Valuable information

This course is very beneficial in gaining an understanding of CDM; how it applies to our industry and our sector within the industry; and your own responsibilities, requirements and potential implications relevant to your role. The course provided valuable information whether CDM is something you are familiar with or have never
encountered before.

10 months ago
Anthony Hodkin, Asset Engineer, Equitix
Reviewer
4/5

Extremely informative

The course was extremely informative and essential content for those performing an Asset Manager role.

10 months ago
Conor Cowden, Portfolio Analyst, Equitix
Reviewer
4/5

Good grounding

Really good grounding in CDM.

10 months ago
Ewan Watson, WTG Lead, TotalEnergies
Reviewer
5/5

Relevant to the industry

Very good course and relevant to the industry

10 months ago
Allan MacDonald, HSE Manager, TotalEnergies
Reviewer
4/5

Really good

Really good - bit long but worth it.

10 months ago
Stephen Redford, Metocean Specialist, TotalEnergies
Reviewer
5/5

Practical examples

I found the course very useful to validate that experience with the E&P major projects
in developing countries are applicable in aiding an successful and also compliant project. it gave practical examples of benefits and aided the understanding for project arrangement to optimise operations and safety.

10 months ago
Michelle Aitken, HSE Lead Offshore Wind, TotalEnergies
Reviewer
5/5

A more practical way

The course brings the intent of the CDM regulations to life in a more practical way.

10 months ago

24 reviews for Construction Safety Law and Practice – UK Perspective

  1. Andrew Wilson, Service Manager, Vestas –

    Real life examples
    Very well structured course, open discussion, applicable to industry and our company. Very knowledgeable tutor who was able to adapt the content throughout and ensure we were getting the most out of the course by using real life examples.

  2. Ian Scott, Service Manager, Vestas –

    Positive impacts of CDM on site operations

    I would highly recommend this course to anyone who is wanting to get a good understanding of CDM, your obligations and the positive impacts it can have on your site operations.

    It was delivered online and Rakesh was able to make the course content relevant and engaging throughout.

  3. Shane Calvert (verified owner) –

    Detailed and Structured
    The course was well detailed and very well structured giving a good insight into the CDM regulations. The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and I could definitely recommend to other supervisors / managers within the wind industry.

  4. Chris Lord, Operations Engineer, RES (store manager) –

    Excellent course

    Excellent course and very well presented.

  5. Paul Fitzgerald, Operations Support Manager, RES (store manager) –

    Excellent, industry specific

    An excellent, industry specific view of CDM.

  6. David Few, Project Director, Corio Generation (store manager) –

    Gives food for thought

    Nice approach – gives food for thought.

  7. Jorge Parra, Technical Manager, TotalEnergies (store manager) –

    Really useful

    Really useful and full of food for thought.

  8. Niall Mulvenna, Civils Maintenance Manager, RES (store manager) –

    Excellent overview

    Excellent overview on CDM Regulations and the numerous pitfalls.

  9. David Pringle, Turbine Engineer, RES (store manager) –

    I would encourage anyone in Project Management….. to take part

    I would encourage anyone in Project Management or who regularly arranges work through use of contractors to take part in this course.

  10. Michelle Aitken, HSE Lead Offshore Wind, TotalEnergies (store manager) –

    A more practical way

    The course brings the intent of the CDM regulations to life in a more practical way.

  11. Stephen Redford, Metocean Specialist, TotalEnergies (store manager) –

    Practical examples

    I found the course very useful to validate that experience with the E&P major projects
    in developing countries are applicable in aiding an successful and also compliant project. it gave practical examples of benefits and aided the understanding for project arrangement to optimise operations and safety.

  12. Allan MacDonald, HSE Manager, TotalEnergies (store manager) –

    Really good

    Really good – bit long but worth it.

  13. Ewan Watson, WTG Lead, TotalEnergies (store manager) –

    Relevant to the industry

    Very good course and relevant to the industry

  14. Conor Cowden, Portfolio Analyst, Equitix (store manager) –

    Good grounding

    Really good grounding in CDM.

  15. Anthony Hodkin, Asset Engineer, Equitix (store manager) –

    Extremely informative

    The course was extremely informative and essential content for those performing an Asset Manager role.

  16. Hugh Colegrave, SOV Shift Manager, Vestas (store manager) –

    Valuable information

    This course is very beneficial in gaining an understanding of CDM; how it applies to our industry and our sector within the industry; and your own responsibilities, requirements and potential implications relevant to your role. The course provided valuable information whether CDM is something you are familiar with or have never
    encountered before.

  17. Cristiane Ribeiro Sweeney, Senior General Manager, Equitix (store manager) –

    An insightful course

    It is an insightful course that puts into perspective our roles and responsibilities.

  18. Peter Wharton, Site Manager, Special Projects, Vestas (store manager) –

    Very informative and well taught

    Very informative and well taught course. There is a lot of information to take in, so regular breaks are needed to refresh your head.

  19. Sergio Herman, Senior HSE Manager, Vestas (store manager) –

    Very useful

    Very good summarizing of what CDM is. The comparison with similar legislation in Europe is also very useful.

  20. Aamir Shahzad, Global Head of Electrical Operations, Vestas (store manager) –

    A very good course

    A very good course to understand the roles and responsibilities of the Client, PD and
    PC.

  21. Suzanne Ross, HSE Coordinator, Vestas (store manager) –

    Very knowledgeable

    The instructor was very knowledgeable and did well to give examples that were specific to the wind industry which made it relatable.

  22. Ian Tickle, Service Manager, Seagreen OFW, Vestas (store manager) –

    An excellent course

    Fundamentally an excellent course and delivered by a highly knowledgeable industry expert!

  23. Ben Irvine, SOV Shift Manager, Vestas (store manager) –

    Essential training for the wind sector

    A very useful course that has opened my eyes in regards to CDM. I think this will be essential training for the wind sector management to understand how important understanding CDM is.

  24. Luis McArthur, Survey Manager, TotalEnergies (store manager) –

    Interesting course

    Interesting course giving broad overview of CDM legal background and application throughout the project lifecycle.

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