Tag Archives: Audits and Client Requirements

Retained Competent Person Support for CDM Principal Contractors: What You Get and How It Works

Retained Competent Person Support for CDM Principal Contractors: What You Get and How It Works

A plain-English guide to cdm principal contractor retained competent person support for SME Principal Contractors on non-domestic, non-HRB projects—covering set-up, monthly rhythm, site visits vs remote help, document control, and the practical evidence and workflows typically expected under CDM 2015.

Site File Set-Up for Principal Contractors: Digital Structure, Standards, and Roll-Out Across Sites

Site File Set-Up for Principal Contractors: Digital Structure, Standards, and Roll-Out Across Sites

A practical guide to an audit-ready site file system for Principal Contractors under CDM 2015: folder structure, naming and version rules, evidence standards, action tracking, and consistent roll-out across multiple non-domestic sites—without admin overload.

Principal Contractor Site File Contents: How to Structure an Audit-Ready Evidence Trail

What does RAMS stand for? Essential on-site documentation.

A practical, PC-focused guide to site file contents under CDM 2015 for non-domestic projects: what to file, how to structure folders, naming/version control, sign-offs, what stays on site vs centrally, and how to stay audit-ready across multiple sites.

Construction Phase Plan Requirements (PC View): What to Include and What ‘Good’ Looks Like

Construction Phase Plan Requirements (PC View): What to Include and What ‘Good’ Looks Like

A practical, Principal Contractor-focused guide to construction phase plan requirements under CDM 2015 for typical UK non-domestic projects—what must be project-specific, where CPPs commonly fail audits, and how to keep the plan live with reviews and version control.