This course aims to equip architects and project managers with a professional understanding of Construction Design Management (CDM) and Building Regulations (BSA). It covers how to integrate a Health and Safety review into project meetings, capture significant issues in a CDM & BSA Analysis document, and produce an integrated Health & Safety file. The course aims to help architects/PDs orchestrate the design team to integrate CDM and BSA requirements into all projects, not just higher risk buildings, with minimal prosecution risk and additional Principal Designer fees. The goal is not to become a Health & Safety expert but to enhance skills and knowledge.Learning outcomes• Identify and interpret relevant CDM & BSA guidance documents, enabling professionals to utilize these resources effectively in project scenarios. • Demonstrate the integration of Health & Safety reviews into Project Design Team meetings through practical application • Create a comprehensive CDM & BSA Analysis document that captures and evaluates significant issues • Effectively relay project-specific Health & Safety information to a Principal Contractor (PC) for specialized Health & Safety design • Lead project design teams in integrating CDM & Building Regulations requirements into diverse project scopesSpeakerPaul Bussey Having qualified as an architect and worked both as an assistant and project architect for small & large practices in the UK & abroad, on a multitude of complex buildings including theatres, auditoria, railway stations and airports, together with offices and high rise residential I progressively developed a specialism for regulatory compliance. Having such an additional technical aptitude is increasingly valuable in architectural practices, limiting the need for excessive external consultancy but also balancing the recommendations of specialist consultants with the holistic design. Balancing architectural knowledge with that of Fire, Health and Safety and Inclusive design has allowed me to liaise with other specialists, the statutory authorities and contractors. The processes of risk assessment, fire engineering and value engineering have however become somewhat blurred since Grenfell. From that une 2017 disaster I have been reassessing, re-evaluating and redefining how architects should address these important but previously neglected area of architectural design.RIBA Chartered Members are eligible to use their £200 voucher code for this course. For more information, please refer to our step-by-step instructions, terms and conditions and FAQs. Please note this course: Expires after 12 months of enrolment Contains content specific to UK regulations/legislation, and was recorded in December 2023 For more information on this course, or if there are no places available, please email us, or call +44 (0)20 7307 5355 to talk to a member of the team. Please view the Terms and Conditions for more information.
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