All non-domestic construction projects (apart from minor maintenence projects and very small-scale improvements) require the appointment of a CDM Coordinator as soon as significant design work is taking place.

This is a mandatory legal requirement under the Construction Design and Management (CDM) regulations 2007.

The CDM Coordinator's job is to make sure that everyone involved in the design and management of a non-domestic construction project is aware of their responsibilities in respect of health, safety and welfare, and that everyone involved in the design and management of the project has all the information they need to make informed decisions where health, safety and welfare are concerned.

EKJN Architects, Project Managers and CDM Coordinators:

Partners Jon Newey and Ed Kelly are both registered CDM Coordinators, with membership of the Association of Project Safety.

EKJN have offerd the role of CDM Coordinator to our clients, both with and without architectural services, since the current CDM Regulations came into force in 2007. Our expertise in this field is backed up by a many years of experience role's previous incarnation as 'Planning Supervsiors' under the 1994 CDM Regulations.

For your non-domestic project EKJN can offer all the CDM services you need including general advice, HSE notifications, preparation of preconstruction information, advice on contruction phase health and safety planning, and the preparation of post-construction health and safety files.

Call for details of the fees and services we can offer.