CDM2007 - Construction work sector guidance for designers. 3rd edition
Series/doc. No
Publication C662
Year
2007
Abstract
Offers practical guidance to help designers meet their duties under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 (CDM2007), also known as the 'CDM Regulations'. Details legal duties, need for action, types of accidents, health issues relevant to construction, hazards are identified in various sectors and risk mitigation factors are considered.
History
Additional guidance related to workplace "in-use" hazards is given in CIRIA C663 (CDM2007 - Workplace "in-use" guidance for designers).
Takes account of CDM2007 and ACOP L144 (2007).
Supersedes C604 CDM - Work sector guidance for designers. 2nd edition, 2004 which superseded R166 CDM regulations: work sector guidance for designers, 1997.
Subject(s)
Special subject areas
Health and safety
CDM (construction design and management)
Supplement
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Keyword(s)
risk assessment
;
traffic management
;
air conditioning
;
reinforced concrete
;
bridge deck
;
building services
;
retaining walls
;
site investigation
;
waste disposal
;
concrete structures
;
retaining wall
;
design team
;
design and construction
;
floor level
;
flat roofs
;
traffic control
;
structural engineers
;
water supply
;
electrical services
;
surface water
;
fire protection
;
steel frame
;
car park
;
retaining structures
;
in situ concrete
;
movement joints
;
emergency lighting
;
ground anchors
;
sheet piles
;
safety plan
;
sheet piling
;
power supply
;
soil nailing
;
construction joints
;
flat roof
;
roof construction
;
floor slab
;
pitched roof
;
insulating materials
;
safe access
;
laminated glass
;
roof windows
;
preservative treatment
;
temporary support
;
lifting equipment
;
construction plant
;
fire prevention
;
roof coverings
;
site survey
;
external rendering
;
site access
;
power cables
;
construction planning
;
guard rails
;
edge protection
;
reduce noise
;
glazed roof
;
inspection chambers
;
timber construction
;
stone columns
;
timber structure
;
hard standing
;
access for cleaning
;
temporary supports
;
safety nets
;
metal decking
;
method of fixing
;
glass roof
;
fire walls
;
base units
;
fire escape
;
mechanical handling
;
cherry picker
;
roof access
;
access chambers
Publisher History
CIRIA was formerly known as the Construction Industry Research and Information Association. They are a member-based research and information organisation who publish reports and technical papers covering building and civil engineering as well as transport and utilities infrastructure.
