The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 were introduced to help integrate health, safety and welfare into the management of a construction project and to encourage those involved to work together as an integrated team.

Under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007, a CDM Co-ordinator must be appointed for most commercial construction projects.

A CDM Co-ordinator’s primary function is to act as the Client’s project advisor in respect of
construction health and safety risk management, and manage the flow of health and safety
information between clients, designers and contractors.

Anderton Gables utilises experience in surveying, project management and architectural design to provide a thorough understanding of the design processes, construction methods and relevant legislation. This knowledge is essential for effective CDM Co-ordination.

Anderton Gables are proud to be included on the Association for Project Safety's CDM Co-ordinator Register and therefore meet the criteria for clients appointing competent persons under the CDM Approved Code of Practice 2007.

The Association for Project Safety has a website with more detailed information on the role of CDM
Co-ordinators, a directory of members, and advisory services. This can be viewed at www.aps.org.uk

Anderton Gables are currently acting as CDM co-ordinators on a wide range of projects including new industrial units, residential developments, offices, shops, and demolition projects.