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Pre-Construction Information Checklist (CDM 2015)

A comprehensive checklist for gathering and communicating essential health and safety information before construction work begins, in compliance with CDM 2015 regulations.

Pre-Construction Information Checklist (CDM 2015)

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About This Checklist

The Pre-Construction Information Checklist (CDM 2015) is a crucial tool for ensuring compliance with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 in the UK. This comprehensive checklist helps project managers, contractors, and designers identify and address potential health and safety risks before construction begins. By systematically reviewing key aspects of the project, it minimizes the likelihood of accidents, improves project efficiency, and ensures legal compliance. Implementing this checklist can lead to significant cost savings, reduced liability, and enhanced worker safety throughout the construction process.

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Industry

Construction

Standard

CDM 2015 - Construction Regulations

Workspaces

Project offices
Construction Sites

Occupations

Project Managers
Health and Safety Managers
Principal Designers
Construction Managers
Site Supervisors
1
What is the name of the construction project?
2
What is the date of this audit?
3
Is the pre-construction information available?
4
What site hazards have been identified?
5
What is the risk assessment score for the project?
Min: 1
Target: 3
Max: 5
6
Is the project compliant with CDM 2015 regulations?
7
Is there an emergency plan in place for the project?
8
What is the exact location of the construction site?
9
What is the date of this safety assessment?
10
Are all workers compliant with personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements?
11
What safety training has been provided to the workers?
12
How many accidents have occurred on site in the last year?
Min: 0
Target: 0
Max: 100
13
Was an emergency drill conducted in the last month?
14
Is a first aid kit available on site?
15
What is the project identifier or code?
16
What date was the environmental compliance inspection conducted?
17
Are proper waste management practices being followed on site?
18
What environmental risks have been identified during the project?
19
What is the estimated volume of water used on site (in liters)?
Min: 0
Target: 500
Max: 10000
20
Are noise control measures implemented on site?
21
Are spill kits available on site for handling hazardous materials?
22
What phase of construction is currently being assessed?
23
What is the date of this quality assessment?
24
Are the materials used compliant with quality standards?
25
What quality control issues were noted during the assessment?
26
How many defects were identified during this assessment?
Min: 0
Target: 0
Max: 100
27
Is a follow-up inspection required based on the assessment?
28
Is there a quality control plan in place for this construction phase?
29
Who is the name of the site supervisor responsible for safety?
30
What date was the safety protocol review conducted?
31
Are emergency contact details readily available on site?
32
What safety training records are available for workers?
33
How many safety incidents have occurred on site in the last month?
Min: 0
Target: 0
Max: 50
34
Is there a compliance check for personal protective equipment (PPE)?
35
Are safety signage and warnings clearly displayed on site?

FAQs

The primary purpose is to ensure that all relevant health and safety information is gathered and communicated before construction work begins, as required by the CDM 2015 regulations.

The client or the principal designer (if appointed) is responsible for completing and providing the pre-construction information to relevant parties.

The checklist should be completed as early as possible in the project planning stage, before the construction phase begins.

The checklist typically covers project details, site information, existing drawings and surveys, existing services, ground conditions, health and safety hazards, and design and construction hazards.

It helps identify and address potential risks early, improves project planning, ensures legal compliance, and promotes better communication among all project stakeholders, leading to a safer and more efficient construction process.

Benefits of Pre-Construction Information Checklist (CDM 2015)

Ensures compliance with CDM 2015 regulations

Identifies and mitigates potential health and safety risks

Improves project planning and efficiency

Reduces the likelihood of accidents and injuries on-site

Facilitates better communication between project stakeholders