CDM Advisor: Design Risk & Safety Lead

Company: Bit recruit
Client /

Employer:

Occupop

Location:

Somerset, England, United Kingdom

As a CDM-Advisor you will:

• Regularly monitor, measure, analyse and review performance in implementing the requirements of the Standard.
• Ensure information from all relevant Design Risk Registers, including Package DRRs and Integrated DRRs, is assembled into a Master Design Risk Register.
• Provide the Pre-Construction Information received from the Client or other Designers to the appropriate parties such as Principal Contractor, Contractors, and other Designers.
• Inform the Client if they are missing PCI or if additional surveys are required, and confirm arrangements are in place to manage health and safety information flow relating to design.
• Prepare the Pre-Construction Information document for inclusion in the Invitation to Tender and update during the project, issuing it to relevant parties as required.
• Agree the format and content of the Health and Safety File documentation with the Programme Manager.
• Engage with Designers and Principal Contractor to explain the expectations of the Health and Safety File.
• Review the content of the Health and Safety File with Designers after the Invitation to Tender review and after any design changes impacting health and safety.
• Open the Health and Safety File at the start of each package of work and agree a delivery schedule with Designers and Principal Contractor.
• Update the Health and Safety File as the project progresses through design development and the construction phase.
• Assess Designers to confirm they have eliminated hazards, complied with regulations, and provided information on residual risks.
• Ensure Designers prepare a Design Risk Register for inclusion in the Invitation to Tender document.
• Engage with Designers to ensure arrangements to monitor and close out design changes that impact health and safety during the construction phase.
• Ensure the design is reviewed regularly and agree a review schedule with Designers.
• Ensure temporary construction works are considered.