CDM Documentations

What is the purpose of the Construction Phase Plan (CPP)?

• To list all workers on the site

• To serve as a marketing tool for the project

• To detail and control how the project will be carried out

• To provide a financial overview of the project

Who is responsible for providing Pre-Construction Information (PCI)?

• The principal contractor

• The safety manager

• The client

• The project designer

Which document acts as an operations manual after construction work has finished?

• Project Brief

• Safety and Health File

• Construction Phase Plan

• Pre-Construction Information

What is a key requirement of the Safety and Health File (SHF)?

• It must be prepared only at the end of the project

• It should contain information about the project likely needed for future work

• It is optional and not required by law

• It must be kept confidential from all workers

What does effective document management help ensure in construction projects?

• Increased project costs

• Less communication among teams

• Faster project completion

• Compliance with regulations

What is one of the main areas included in the Pre-Construction Information?

• Client testimonials

• Financial forecasts

• Marketing strategies

• Project description

During which phase must the Construction Phase Plan be drawn up?

• Maintenance phase

• Design phase

• Pre-construction phase

• Post-construction phase

What is a significant design and construction hazard that must be identified?

• Health hazards

• Marketing strategies

• Client preferences

• Project budget

How should documentation be managed according to the regulations?

• In a controlled, systematic way

• In a random manner

• Only when issues arise

• By a single individual without input

What is the role of the Principal Designer in relation to the Safety and Health File?

• To pass it to the client immediately

• To ignore it until project completion

• To prepare and update it throughout the project

• To ensure it is kept confidential