31 December 2006
We are continuing to support HSE, by publicising their Health & Safety in the Construction Industry pages. This is part of our remit to improve health & safety in the construction industry with audited management information systems. Summary of Proposed Changes May 2006 Callsafe Services have provided the following summary of the proposed changes to the CDM Regulations for you to download. Summary of Proposed Changes to the CDM Regulations (53KB) Principal Changes The main changes...
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21 December 2006
The Centre of Excellence will be launched at a free seminar on 9th February 2007 at the London Borough of Bromley. The event titled "Risk Free Compliance", centres on reducing risk to the organisation by working together with our joint "Centre of Excellence" partnership. The location seats up to 200 people and we are looking for the widest possible exposure to this event. The event is open to: London Boroughs (H&S professionals & CDM Managers, Planning Supervisors) Housing Associations...
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21 December 2006
cdmUK.com was set up by Ai Solutions to be a Centre of Excellence for construction professionals who want to:- Share their experiences in CDM Management Enhance their knowledge in regard to CDM Obtain support with the CDM Regulations. Please subscribe to the cdmUK News feed to keep up to date with cdmUK.com developments. Risk Free Compliance We now offer a new wrap-around service for CDM Management. This service is aimed at Corporate Clients wishing to enhance their management...
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12 December 2006
The Powerpoint slide sets from our 12th December seminar are now available to download. See CDM 2007 Powerpoint Slides.
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4 December 2006
The action to improve electrical safety on the borough's sites came two months after the electrocution of scaffolder Ralph Kennedy on a Camden construction job. Mr Kennedy's relatives welcomed the HSE intervention but said it was 'a little bit too late'. An HSE spokesperson told local paper the Camden New Journal last week: 'The investigation is ongoing but this action is to make sure that nothing similar happens while we are investigating.' June Loughran, the aunt of Mr Kennedy, who was 24 when...
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