CDM Regulations 2015 Quiz

What is the aim of the CDM 2015 Regulations?

• To improve the planning and management of construction projects

• To encourage unnecessary red tape

• To focus on health and safety as an afterthought

• To eliminate hazards at the construction phase

Where do the CDM Regulations apply?

• Only to major construction and renovation projects

• Only to minor repairs and maintenance

• To all construction projects

• To civil engineering projects only

When do the CDM Regulations apply?

• Projects that last less than 30 days

• Projects that involve less than 20 workers

• Projects that exceed 500 person days

• Projects that involve any building work

Who produces the Construction Phase Plan?

• The Client

• The Principal Designer

• The Main Contractor

• The Workers/Employees

Who is responsible for the health and safety file?

• The Client

• The Principal Designer

• The Main Contractor

• The Workers/Employees

What is the role of the Clients in CDM?

• To make suitable arrangements for managing a project

• To prepare and provide relevant information to other duty holders

• To plan, manage, monitor, and coordinate health and safety in the pre-construction phase

• To plan, manage, monitor, and coordinate health and safety in the construction phase

Who are Domestic Clients in CDM?

• Clients who have construction work carried out on their own home

• Clients who appoint a Principal Designer

• Clients who are responsible for the construction phase plan

• Clients who are responsible for the health and safety file

What is the role of Designers in CDM?

• To make suitable arrangements for managing a project

• To prepare and provide relevant information to other duty holders

• To eliminate, reduce, or control foreseeable risks in designs

• To plan, manage, monitor, and coordinate health and safety in the construction phase

Who are Principal Designers in CDM?

• Designers appointed by the client in projects involving more than one contractor

• Designers responsible for the construction phase plan

• Designers responsible for the health and safety file

• Designers responsible for coordinating the construction phase

What is the role of Main Contractors in CDM?

• To make suitable arrangements for managing a project

• To prepare and provide relevant information to other duty holders

• To eliminate, reduce, or control foreseeable risks in designs

• To plan, manage, monitor, and coordinate health and safety in the construction phase