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Building Regulations and Standards: Experienced any problems with CDM regulations?

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    • CommentAuthorcdmviews6
    • CommentTimeApr 22nd 2009
     
    Hi

    I'm doing a study as part of a degree course on challenges & problems experienced by duty holders when they try to implement the requirements of the CDM regulations. The aim is to identify these challenges and to find solutions and ways to address them.

    Could you please take a few minutes to complete a short questionnaire at:

    http://www.cdmhealthandsafety.org.uk/

    It's quite short and most of the questions are multiple choice.

    Your help is appreciated. Thanks. Ben
    • CommentAuthorcookie
    • CommentTimeApr 23rd 2009
     
    Ben, I'll take a look when I get a minute over the weekend, not sure how many people using this forum will have much exposure to CDM, most people are residential and self builders or employing small companies who probably totally ignor them any way.

    My biggest problem is when smaller contractors are employed on large projects and have little exposure to main contractors or how serious we take CDM.

    I worked for a local authority who built a project in partnership with a local waste handling company... what a nightmare... the company (not the authority who were excellent) had little understanding and really didn't care about anything other then cost and employing cowboys.

    Happy to have a chin wag about it if you like

    Cookie

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