The reality of CDM A practical look at the Principal Designer role. Margaret Sackey. Institution of Civil Engineers

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1 The reality of CDM 2015 A practical look at the Principal Designer role Margaret Sackey Join in on twitter #IIRSMCDM17

2 IIRSM / RIBA / ICE / APS CDM ROADSDHOW 14 th June 2017 IIRSM Roadshow - The Reality of CDM 2015 The Reality of CDM 2015 A Practical Look at The Principal Designer Role.. MYTHS AND GAPS Registered charity number Charity registered in Scotland number SC

3 Myths and Gaps The Role of Professional Bodies Helping Members to plug Gaps in PD Skills, Knowledge & Experience The ICE Approach Margaret Sackey C.Eng MICE, PgC, CMIOSH, FMAPS (CDM 2015),MIIAI, MCMI ICE H&S Register (A). Chair, ICE Health & Safety Expert Panel.

4 Fellow Member Associate Technician Graduates Students Other East of England Region London Region North East Region North West Region Yorkshire & Humber Region Scotland Region South East England Region South West Region Wales Region West Midlands Region East Midlands Region Northern Ireland Region UK MEMBERS INT L MEMBERS EU, Asia, Africa, USA Total Members

5 ICE CDM Position - Firmly agree with The HSE. Effective construction risk management needs to focus on the real health and safety issues on a project. There needs to be better planning in the design (DRM) and construction phases - especially on the small projects where most of our accidents occur. All the industry disciplines need to come together to realize better collaboration & real savings in time, cost, etc! Professional Institutions and their representatives need to show more leadership in helping to make CDM work!

6 Myths and Gaps How is The ICE as a Professional Body upskilling members to ensure the Principal Designer role is undertaken adequately?

7 Understanding CDM Duty holders must co-operate with each other and coordinate their work effectively to ensure health and safety. They must also communicate with each other to make sure everyone understands the risks and the measures to be put in place to control those risks. CDM 2015 L153 HSE Guidance on ICE Training icetraining.org.uk

8 ICE Professional Training - Attribute (H&S) As a prospective professional civil engineer, in order to fulfil your obligation to society and to meet the requirements of Health, Safety and Welfare legislation, you must have a sound knowledge and understanding of the construction process together with the activities connected to it. You must have an appreciation of, and be able to identify and manage, risks to all those engaged and affected by the design, construction, operation, use, maintenance and demolition of any works Webinar for Graduates going through professional training by - Eur Ing David Lambert CEng MICE CMaPS CMIOSH

9 PRINCIPAL DESIGNER Who? When? Several industry groups still discussing this topic When there is or might be more than one contractor Whilst design or preparatory work is being undertaken The PD Role changes throughout the project The Preconstruction phase may overlap with the construction phase In absence of appointment defaults to client (commercial) main designer (domestic)

10 PRINCIPAL DESIGNER - Skills Knowledge, Experience & Organisational Capability All who are capable of being a designer under CDM2007 should be capable of taking on the PD role under CDM 2015 Do the PD s among us feel confident, supported and able to seek additional support where needed

11 & CDM 2015 The ICE has a Position Statement on CDM - Over 50 FAQ s have been prepared from Website enquiries and Training Feedback. The Health & Safety Expert Panel has produced several publications is a key resource to ICE members and the construction industry eg. ICE Life Long Learning Guidance - on Health and Safety Risk Management Developing work that was undertaken by the Inter Institutional Group (IIG) on Health and Safety

12 ICE Training H&S / CDM 2015 Courses Provided. An invaluable snapshot of the regulatory changes Important changes to the regulations Explains the impact on all CDM duty holders and important stakeholders. Builds knowledge of the regulatory changes and how they impact on construction activities

13 ICE Health & Safety CDM 2015 Training April 2015 through to 2017 to date.. ICE 190 courses (2830 attendees) RIBA 19 PD courses (517 attendees)

14 ICE Health & Safety CDM 2015 Training The Fundamentals of CDM2015 Overview (1 day) The Principal Designer The Desgner and Designer demonstrating capability (1 day) The Importance of the Client in leading the project team (1 day) The Comprehensive CDM2015 Overview Cformerly The complete Guide (2 days)

15 ICE H&S Register The ICE is currently the only professional Institution to have a Register that clearly assesses individuals as having accredited H&S capability in design and construction. Membership of ICE Health and Safety Register helps to demonstrate to Clients and the Project Teams adequate commitment to continuing development in advancing health and safety skills, knowledge and experience as well as organisational capability to carry out design and construction in a way that secures health, safety and wellbeing.

16 Webinars and Lectures The 10 Things You Need to Know about CDM the Health & Safety Expert Panel provided an invaluable overview of the important changes to the regulations. Health and Safety Register and CDM 2015 webinar - ICE Health and Safety Expert Panel explained how joining the Register can assist engineers and others in demonstrating the necessary skills, knowledge and experience to meet the CDM 2015 requirements. Lunch N Learn Webinars Numerous Events across the country highlighting CDM 2015 developments in contemporary practice based on members experiences with advice provided by The HSE, ICE H&S Expert Panel & Others.

17 ICE Constantly Review Relevant Guidance for members 1 An analysis of construction safety legislation applied to construction industry designers (ICE Paper) This sets out, for the first time, and in some detail, why CDM Regulation 9 needs further explanation. It provides an explicit example of how there is currently insufficient information for the designer to comply in respect of risks identified. Hazards no longer appear in CDM, yet they are key to designers understanding what to do about risks identified as set out in the proposed updates to the Management Regs. 2 Design risk management (DRM) for those who: Direct design in design organisations, and those who Do design. (Booklet) This document sets out a way forward for designers, that provides the necessary advice to allow them to understand how to comply with regulation 9. 3 The Team approach to managing risks This illustrates how the team approach, needs to take full account of the practicalities of undertaking good design and the legal context laid down in contract, tort and statute which become barriers to the team approach as described above. Creating a positive H&S culture throughout the project team How client decisions impact on health and safety during design and construction 4 Principles of prevention and protection This document illustrates how, as identified in 1, the application of standard models set out in the Management Regs when applied to construction designers has an ill fit. It is relevant to designers by virtue of the CDM regulations, but needs real examples to help designers see what exactly is required of them.

18 ICE Health & Safety Conferences & Events Highlighting key health and safety initiatives and lessons in terms of encouraging safe practices among its members and throughout the industry 25 Sept Health Like Safety 30 June Collaboration & New CDM 13 May 2016 Culture Leadership & Ownership 24 Feb 2017 The Client Leading The Project Team 14 Sept 2017 H&S By Design Utilising BIM Effectively January 2018 Proposed ICE Health Summit

19 What next? Industry leading standard raising; Focus activity on what s effective in raising standards; Improving duty-holder behaviours; Progressing ill-health prevention Health Summit - Save The Date - 22 January 2018!

20 ICE Publications on the CDM 2015 ICE Publishing offers three books on the CDM 2015 Regulations: CDM Regulations 2015 Explained (Raymond Joyce) Practical Guide to Using the CDM Regulations 2015 (T Putsman and P McArthur) CDM 2015: Questions and Answers, 3rd Edition (P Perry)

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