RIBA Principal Designer Webinar Series

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1 RIBA Principal Designer Webinar Series Looking to consolidate your skills and knowledge in the new Principal Designer role? Need some training to give you the confidence in your skills? Did you know that you can complete your CPD requirements without having to leave your desk? Since the Health and Safety Executive s CDM 2015 Regulations came into effect in 2015, we have been offering a range of courses on the Principal Designer role. We are happy to now be able to offer 1.5 hours and 2 hours webinars on the PD role. These are the only Principal Designer Courses offered by the RIBA. The RIBA accredited Principal Designer webinar series define and provide adequate skills, knowledge, and experience to a professionally agreed standard. To show awareness and capability to deliver this role there is an industry expectation for professionals to demonstrate attendance and knowledge attained. The webinar series provides comprehensive understanding of the regulations, context and background, as well as Principal Designer practicalities, using a range of case studies. Who is the course for? Although the series is mainly aimed at architects with three or more years experience, it is also suitable for students and other designers with basic CDM understanding and other duty-holders such as clients, contractors, consultants looking to learn more about the new Principal Designer role.

2 Course content and structure In 2019, the 10-hour webinar series is delivered over six days, with intervening gaps, allowing you time to reflect and revise, carry out your own CDM analysis report and review the suggested reading. You can attend all six modules in the series thus completing the equivalent content of the two-day Principal Designer course. Alternatively, you can attend relevant modules only, if you need to refresh your understanding of the topic, having attended previous courses. Following completion of all six webinars in the series, an attendance certificate will be issued showing that you attended the RIBA-accredited course. You will also be given the opportunity to participate in an online exam, after which successful delegates will be issued an exam result certificate. Alongside your attendance certificate, this could be useful should a client, stakeholder or external body require evidence that you have the industry standard skills, knowledge and understanding of the principal designer role. Module 1: (1.5hrs) Introduction and objectives of the series: understanding CDM 2015 and the new PD role Key reference books to aid understanding of the webinar series, including the RIBA Plan of Work, CDM 2015: A Practical Guide for Architects and Designers by Paul Bussey and Practical Guide to Using the CDM Regulations 2015: Teamwork not Paperwork by Tony Putsman and Paul McArthur. Introduction to CDM and the important messages with the use of, exemplars, key quotes and historical analogies The HSE and CDM 2015 Why was CDM 2007 changed and why CDM Differently? Skills, Knowledge, Experience and Training, as well as attitude CDM and related regulations and statutes: how has this evolved from 1974, 1994, 2007, to 2015 Risk Assessment and Identification of Significant Risks Dutyholder: Principal Designer, Designer and Client Workstage risk reduction CDM 2015 Key structure and flowchart Module 2: (1.5hrs) Speaker: Paul Bussey : previous methods and the current recommendation for analysis Proportionality, healthy design and creative safety SFARP The Principles of Prevention as applicable to architects and examples HARI checklist and CITB view Types of Significant Risk from catastrophic to personal Methods of analysis and communication of tolerable and significant risks SFARP and facilitating the integration of CDM into good design ICE CDM project strategy principle and collaborative working facilitated by a Principal Designer Module 3: (1.5hrs) Visual Risk Pathways and project examples: historical analysis, Florence, Shard, and a university, amongst other examples Types of information, exemplar CDM analysis documents Health protection issues and their integration into design Teamwork not (unnecessary) paperwork, ICE collaboration Helping architects fulfil the PD role and provide leadership across all Dutyholders and disciplines Module 4: (1.5hrs) Use case studies to talk through the key issues in module 1 to 3 to explain the methods suggested Using the Visual Risk Pathways blank documents, demonstrating how to put one together: a. a CDM Strategy Brief exemplar to help you produce one on one of your projects b. a small (10 pages max) Project Design Risk Analysis document c. a simple risk register as an executive summary/ index to significant risks d. annotated General arrangement and Project Drawings e. The use of BIM for Health and Safety (PAS 1192/6) Temporary Works- how far does the PD need to go?

3 Module 5: (1.5hrs) Speakers: Paul Bussey Communication of Significant Risk : How to communicate and demonstrate Significant Risk management to clients and the HSE? Lessons learnt from projects: what skills you didn t know you had? Applying the Principles of Prevention. Examples by other delegates. Plan, do, check, act: Workstage collaborative CDM reviews, their facilitation and recording to produce workstage documents H&S File preparation and information required and NOT required What can go wrong and how to avoid it? The answer will be explained with the help of case Law and case studies Collaboration, teamwork not unnecessary paperwork and what NOT to do How to charge for the PD role? Module 6: (2hrs) Workstage guidance and case studies Where to find help producing visual PCI, Workstage deliverables and H&S Files: HARI checklist, and other RIBA templates. Collaborative working across the industry, e.g. IIRSM Where to find more H&S information DIOHAS guidance: DBP, APS, CIRIA HSE Further guidance, PCI, H&S File. RIBA Plan of Work BIM for Safety in the future Continuous improvement and learning: RIBA, ICE, IIRSM, APS, HSE. Outcomes Develop key practical knowledge and skills in order to embrace the Principal Designer role Cover the following topics on the RIBA Core Curriculum: Health, safety and wellbeing; Legal, regulatory and statutory compliance; Procurement and contracts; Business, clients and services. Gain up to 10 hours of RIBA-Accredited Advanced CPD* Course Leaders This webinar series is designed and developed by Paul Bussey and Tony Putsman, and each module will be delivered by either or both speakers. Paul Bussey is an RIBA chartered architect with over 30 years experience, working within both large and small practices both in the UK and abroad. Paul is currently Technical Consultant and CDM lead at, the Stirling Prize 2015 award winning practice AHMM Architects. He has developed a technical expertise in the application of all types of building related legislation and constructional guidance. In parallel to his role inleading CDM and Principal Designer services, Paul provides guidance to project teams on fire strategy and inclusive design matters. Paul sits on various HSE, RIBA and CIC Health and Safety expert committees and is an IMaPS member of the Association for Project Safety. Paul was part of the CITB/HSE Industry Guidance team for Designers under CDM 2015, and has authored CDM 2015: A Practical Guide for Architects and Designers (RIBA Publishing). Tony Putsman is a qualified civil engineer and experienced Project Manager. For the past 40 years, he has worked across all the major sectors of the Construction Industry, moving from a hands-on, project delivery role into a training and development specialist, and is a leading advocate of team-based risk management. He set up his own risk management consultancy in 2002 and is currently working with clients in the energy, rail, off-shore, house building & refurbishment sectors, promoting a strategic approach to project risk management through enhanced collaborative working. He is co-author of A Practical guide to using the CDM Regulations Teamwork not Paperwork (ICE Publishing). Tony is a professional trainer and a member of the ICE Health & Safety Expert Panel. He has represented the ICE on the CIC Health & Safety Panel since January 2013, and has been vice chair since July 2014 and sits on the Construction Industry Advisory Committee (CONIAC) * Advanced Knowledge CPD: Courses of two days or longer, leading to specialisms within the general practice of architecture which an architect would market to clients and employees to obtain specialist employment..

4 Two ways to book your webinars 1. CPD Club Ticket: One single booking for all six modules The CPD Club ticket provides a great value structured approach to attending the equivalent content of two-day Principal Designer Course, in the comfort of your own practice/home. Club ticket benefits include: One place at each of the six webinars Purchase all six webinars for the price of five Study pack and a copy of CDM 2015: A Practical Guide for Architects and Designers, RRP hours of RIBA-Accredited Advanced CPD Helps you obtain certificate of attendance and exam result 2. Pay-as-you-go (PAYG): purchase webinars individually The PAYG ticket provides you with the flexibility to attend relevant modules in the series. PAYG ticket benefits include: A place at one of the six webinars Digital copy of all course materials Up to 2.5hrs hours of RIBA-Accredited General/Detailed Knowledge CPD* Webinar fee CPD Club Ticket One single booking for all six modules RIBA/CIAT members 180+VAT Non-members 360+VAT Pay-As-You-Go (1.5hrs webinars) Purchase modules 1 to 5 individually RIBA/CIAT members 35+VAT Non-members 70+VAT Pay-As-You-Go (2hrs webinars) Purchase module 6 individually RIBA/CIAT members 40+VAT Non-members 80+VAT Dates, locations and booking information Numbers are strictly limited and will be allocated on a first book and pay basis. Please book your place using the links below. Modules 1 to 5 run from 12:30pm - 2pm, Module 6 runs from 12:30pm - 2:30pm Series 1 30 April Module 1 17 May Module 2 21 May Module 3 11 June Module 4 21 June Module 5 25 June Module

5 Series 2 10 September Module 1 20 September Module 2 24 September Module 3 1 October Module 4 11 October Module 5 29 October Module 6 Series November Module 1 15 November Module 2 20 November Module 3 26 November Module 4 6 December Module 5 10 December Module What you need to attend this webinar Laptop / Desktop: please note use of mobile/tablet is not advisable as some interactions are not compatible with these devices. You do not need access to a webcam to join this webinar Headphone: if you are joining this webinar from your office / crowded location, please ensure you have a working headphone with you Confirmation after the booking has been made, you will be sent a link to join this webinar, including instructions on how to join. Please follow this link at least 10 minutes prior to event s start time. Confirmation will be sent 7 days prior to the event start date For alternative booking methods please contact the CPD Programme team on riba.cpd@riba.org or call For this event s Terms and Conditions please visit the Eventbrite booking links listed above.