CDM for Designers
Sector specific training on the Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM) applied to wind projects, turbines and BoP and the role of designers and the application of Design Risk Management (DRM). Provides practical insight into the principles and practice to address the significant risks relevant to the life cycle of wind infrastructure projects. Can be adapted to apply to UK & International Projects.
Topics
Key areas covered in the standard course include:
- CDM requirements
– Role of Designer/Principal Designer - Safe & Healthy Design
- Understanding the life cycle risks of offshore wind projects
- Identifying and assessing significant H&S risks
– ALARP/Tolerability of Risk
– Principles of Prevention - Role and Status of Regulations and standards
– IEC 61400 Series
– IEC/ISO Safety Standards
– Machinery DirectiveTMSD - Risk assessment approaches
– Recording & presenting residual risks - Practical Wind Case studies
Course Information
| Course duration | Flexible options – Programme below 1 day course |
|---|---|
| Sector | Wind |
| Pre-requisites? | None |
| Who aimed at ? | Primarily aimed designers and others involved in the design of wind turbines, components, sub-systems or balance of plant. Relevant to: |
