The construction industry certainly has its share of acronyms and specific terminology. If you’ve found yourself scratching your head and wondering “what does CDM mean?”, you’re definitely not the only one. This post aims to cut through the noise and offer a clear, straightforward explanation of what CDM means for you and your business, without […]
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In today’s demanding construction industry, proving your commitment to health and safety is often a crucial step to winning work and building trust. Navigating the array of accreditation schemes can feel overwhelming, but choosing a reputable Safety Schemes in Procurement (SSIP) provider, such as SMAS Worksafe, can significantly streamline this process. This article will provide […]
Managing health and safety effectively within the construction sector, particularly under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015), is a key challenge. The HSE’s official Approved Code of Practice, L153, is an indispensable resource in meeting this challenge. L153 offers clear, practical guidance for anyone involved in construction projects, helping to ensure legal […]
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The term ‘RAMS’ is one you hear constantly in the construction world – whether it’s on site, in project meetings, or as part of tender requirements. It’s clearly important, but what does RAMS stand for, and what does it mean practically for running your construction business safely and efficiently? If you’re running a construction business, […]
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The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, or CDM 2015, are all about managing health, safety, and welfare effectively on construction projects. A core part of these regulations is the definition of specific responsibilities assigned to different people and organisations involved. These responsibilities are known as CDM roles, and the people/organisations holding them are called […]