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The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) govern how health, safety, and welfare are managed throughout all phases of construction projects in the UK—including insurance repair and reinstatement works. CDM 2015 replaced the previous CDM Regulations 2007 and has been in effect since April 2015. These regulations are essential for ensuring that all insurance reinstatement projects are completed safely, with clearly defined responsibilities for all parties involved—from clients and contractors to designers and principal duty holders.

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Key Health and Safety Principles Under CDM 2015

To ensure full compliance with CDM 2015 during construction and insurance repair projects, the following core principles must be applied:

Risk Management: Identifying and managing construction risks by following the general principles of prevention.
Timely Appointments: Appointing competent people and organisations at the right stage of the project.
Training & Supervision: Ensuring that all workers receive adequate information, instruction, training, and supervision to carry out their roles safely.
Coordination & Communication: Promoting cooperation and clear communication between all CDM duty holders to ensure coordinated and safe project execution.
Worker Engagement: Actively consulting and involving workers to implement and improve effective health and safety measures on-site.

At Auxilium, we integrate CDM 2015 compliance into every insurance reinstatement project, ensuring that all health and safety responsibilities are met. From initial planning to final sign-off, our project management team ensures that risks are controlled, duty holders are informed, and your project remains legally compliant throughout.

Whether you're a property owner, loss assessor, or insurer, trust Auxilium to manage your insurance reinstatement project in full alignment with UK CDM regulations. Contact us today to learn more about our approach to construction health and safety under CDM 2015.