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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.

Bespoke Construction Phase Plan Writing (UK): What PCs Need to Provide and What a Good Output Includes

Bespoke Construction Phase Plan Writing (UK): What PCs Need to Provide and What a Good Output Includes

A practical guide for UK Principal Contractors on what information is needed for a truly bespoke Construction Phase Plan, how it’s tailored to the job, how it’s kept live through change control, and what supporting evidence should sit alongside it under CDM 2015.

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.

Who Is Responsible for the Construction Phase Plan? Client, PD, PC and Contractor Roles Explained

Who Is Responsible for the Construction Phase Plan? Client, PD, PC and Contractor Roles Explained

A practical, plain-English guide to who must ensure a Construction Phase Plan exists, who typically prepares it, and how CDM 2015 roles change across small works, multi‑contractor sites and Principal Contractor handovers.