Ensure that the Client is aware of the duties imposed upon them by CDM 2015, advising and assisting as necessary. The Principal Designer will make the Client’s Representative aware of their duties in writing. The Project Manager and Designated Project Engineer will advise and assist the Client Representative throughout the project lifecycle as required, through periodic meetings and stage gate reviews. From the start of project inception This is documented in a formal document issued to the Client Representative. (ADD LINK TO DOCUMENT) Minutes from periodic meetings and stage gate reviews held on eB. Liaise with the principal contractor to help in the planning, management, monitoring and coordination of the construction phase. The Project Manager will undertake start-up meetings and periodic meetings to help in the planning, management, monitoring and coordination of the construction phase. From the start of GRIP 3 This responsibility is documented in contract documentation and within the PCI. Minutes from meetings held on eB. Co-ordinate health and safety aspects of design work co-operate and coordinate with other designers involved with the project. Arrangements for co-ordinating H&S aspects of design work; including cooperating and coordinating with other designers involved in the project are detailed in the Standard . The Designated Project Engineer is responsible for coordinating H&S aspects of design work. This is undertaken through IDC / IDR meetings interface meetings, progress meetings. From the start of GRIP 3 Duties and responsibilities are documented as required in the Standard Design Risk Logs and minutes from meetings held on eB. Lead clear communication between client, designers and contractors. This is undertaken interface meetings, progress meetings, etc. The Project Manager is responsible for making sure that there is clear communication between all parties. Throughout project. This responsibility is documented in contract documentation and within the PCI. Minutes from meetings held on eB.
Co-ordinate with the Principal Designer to produce a Construction Phase plan that is accepted by the Client. Duties and responsibilities relating to construction risks are documented as required in the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . Principal Contractor produces the CPP. NR PM accepts the CPP on behalf of NR acting as the Principal Designer and the Client. Before any work is undertaken that qualifies as ‘Construction’ under the CDM regs 2015. This would normally be at GRIP 3 for intrusive investigations. The CPP is updated regularly during the construction phase of the project. Duties and responsibilities relating to construction risks are documented as required in the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . The CPP is stored on eB. The Principal Contractor is responsible for communicating the contents of the CPP to Designers and other Contractors. Demonstrate understanding and implementation of general principles of prevention in the production and implementation of the Construction Phase Plan. The general principles of prevention are built into the CPP by use of a template including sections for the identification of risks and plans to avoid, eliminate, reduce or control those risks. The CPP template forms part of the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . NR PM accepts the CPP on behalf of NR acting as the Principal Designer and the Client. Before any work is undertaken that qualifies as ‘Construction’ under the CDM regs 2015. This would normally be at GRIP 3 for intrusive investigations. The CPP is updated regularly during the construction phase of the project. The CPP template forms part of the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . The CPP is stored on eB. The Principal Contractor is responsible for communicating the contents of the CPP to Designers and other Contractors.
Develop and implement a system of site rules, policies and standards and a suitable site induction. The Principal Contractor is responsible for developing and implementing a system of site rules, policies and standards and a suitable site induction; these are to be detailed in the CPP in accordance with the . NR PM accepts the CPP on behalf of NR acting as the Principal Designer and the Client. Before any work is undertaken that qualifies as ‘Construction’ under the CDM regs 2015. This would normally be at GRIP 3 for intrusive investigations. The CPP is updated regularly during the construction phase of the project. The CPP template forms part of the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . The CPP is stored on eB. The Principal Contractor is responsible for communicating the contents of the CPP to Designers and other Contractors Produce and implement a system for monitoring and supervision for onsite-work activities. The Principal Contractor is responsible for developing and implementing a system for monitoring and supervision for onsite-work activities; this is to be detailed in the CPP in accordance with the . NR PM accepts the CPP on behalf of NR acting as the Principal Designer and the Client. Before any work is undertaken that qualifies as ‘Construction’ under the CDM regs 2015. This would normally be at GRIP 3 for intrusive investigations. The CPP is updated regularly during the construction phase of the project. The CPP template forms part of the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . The CPP is stored on eB. The Principal Contractor is responsible for communicating the contents of the CPP to Designers and other Contractors. Distribute to contractors relevant parts of the Construction Phase Plan. The Principal Contractor is responsible for distributing to contractors the relevant parts of the Construction Phase Plan; means of doing so are to be detailed in the CPP in accordance with the . NR PM accepts the CPP on behalf of NR acting as the Principal Designer and the Client. Before any work is undertaken that qualifies as ‘Construction’ under the CDM regs 2015. This would normally be at GRIP 3 for intrusive investigations. The CPP is updated regularly during the construction phase of the project. The CPP template forms part of the Construction Phase Plan and Work Package Plan process in accordance with the . The CPP is stored on eB. The Principal Contractor is responsible for communicating the contents of the CPP to Designers and other Contractors.