Principal
Designer

We hold a key role in the management of health and safety during the design and planning phases of a construction project. This role was introduced as part of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) in the UK, replacing the previous role of the CDM Coordinator.

Responsibilities of a Principal Designer we ensure that health and safety considerations are embedded into the design process from the outset and throughout the project's development.

Why Choose Us?

- We coordinate the work of other designers (architects, engineers, etc.) to ensure that all designs consider health and safety risks that may arise during construction, use, maintenance, and eventual design.

- We identify potential risks associated with the design and propose measures to eliminate or mitigate those risks. This includes considering the health and safety of not just construction workers, but also the building's occupants and the general public.

- We work closely with the client to ensure that they are aware of their duties under CDM 2015. We help the client ensure that sufficient time and resources are allocated to address health and safety issues in the design.

- We compile and provide relevant pre-construction information to designers, contractors, and other parties. This information includes details about the site, existing structures, and any known hazards.

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