Construction phase plans (CPP)

A construction phase plan that fits the project.

Under CDM 2015, every construction project needs a construction phase plan before the construction phase begins. We develop plans that are proportionate, practical and specific to your site.

What is included

What we cover.

Scoped to your business, your site and the work in front of you.

  • Project and site arrangements
  • Management structure and responsibilities
  • Site rules, inductions and welfare
  • Significant project risks and how they are controlled
  • Coordination with the principal designer and client
  • Reviews and updates as the project changes

How it works

Four simple steps.

  1. Gather

    Pre-construction information, drawings, programme and site details.

  2. Draft

    A plan built around the real risks of this project, not a template.

  3. Agree

    Review it with you and refine it before work begins.

  4. Maintain

    Update the plan as the work, the team or the site changes.

Good to know

  • The duty to prepare the plan stays with the principal contractor, or the contractor on single-contractor projects.
  • Developing the plan does not make us the principal contractor or principal designer.

How it is priced

Quoted to scope

Shaped by the size and complexity of the project and how much site input is needed. You get a short written proposal before anything starts.

Common questions

Who has to write the construction phase plan?

The principal contractor, or the contractor where there is only one contractor on the project. We develop it with you; the duty stays with your business.

Does a small project need one?

Yes. CDM 2015 applies to all construction work, and even small projects need a plan. It should be proportionate: short and simple for simple work.

Can you help with the rest of CDM?

Yes. We also offer online CDM training so everyone on the project understands their role.

Health and Safety Executive guidance

Sources checked . Using a consultant helps you meet your duties; the legal responsibility stays with your business.

Get a CPP developed.

Tell us a little about the work and we will come back with a clear scope and quote.