Principal designer & CDM services
Our health and safety consultants and specialist CDM advisors are rigorously trained in safe, compliant construction. So however complex your build, we’ll ensure you meet health and safety regulations in practical, positive ways that don’t hold your project back.
Keeping your project compliant
Health and safety sits right at the heart of today’s construction industry, with ever evolving responsibilities and duties for clients, designers and contractors. To protect your business, your people and the public, it’s vital to understand – and comply with – the latest regulations.
That’s where our highly qualified H&S, CDM and principal designer consultants can help. As specialists in health and safety, they cut through the complexity – identifying, reducing and removing risk. Practical and balanced, they provide constructive, commercially viable ways forward and the peace of mind that your project’s compliant, every step of the way.
From fire safety to site planning, our principal designer and CDM services are all about creating designs, project plans, site protocols and finished spaces that help people stay safe and healthy, now and long into the future.
Our principal designer & CDM services
- Principal designer
- CDM advisor
- Health & safety management
- Site audits & inspections
- General risk assessments
- Pre construction information packs (PCIPs)
- Construction phase plans (CPPs)
- Fire compliance advice
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FAQs
What does CDM stand for?
CDM stands for Construction (Design and Management). It refers to a set of regulations introduced in 2015 to govern the way UK construction projects are planned, making sure they’re run safely, without harming workers, end users or the public. CDM consultants, like our specialists here at Pulse Consult, are rigorously trained and tested by NEBOSH (The National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health), APS (The Association of Project Safety) or IOSH (The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health).
What’s the difference between a CDM and a principal designer?
A CDM consultant is trained in the entire CDM regulatory framework, covering all health and safety responsibilities throughout the lifecycle of a project. A principal designer is a specific role defined by the CDM regulations and involves planning, managing, monitoring and controlling the pre-construction phase to mitigate risk and maximise health and safety.
We have had the support of Pulse now for many years, I enjoy the support given by them; they’re professional and experienced in what they do for us in assisting in CDM for a large M.A.T, this service is essential and expertly delivered.
Robin Harrison
|Facilities Manager
|Spencer Academy Trust
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Like to talk about what our principal designer and CDM consultants could bring to your next construction project?
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