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Consultancy Services 2007
CDM-C Competence -
advanced
•Stage 1 - Stage Knowledge and experience
•Area 1: Task knowledge appropriate for the tasks to be
undertaken. May be technical or managerial.
•Area 2: Health and safety knowledge sufficient to
perform the task safely, by identifying hazard and evaluating the risk in order to protect self and others,
and to appreciate general background.
•Stage 1 - Field of knowledge and experience
–Area 1: The design and construction process.
–Area 2: Health and safety in construction.
•Stage 1 - Examples of attainment
–Area 1: Professionally Qualified to Chartered level
(Note 1). Membership of a relevant construction institution, for example CIBSE; ICE; IEE; IMechE;
IStructE; RIBA; CIAT; CIOB.
–Area 2: Validated CPD in this field, and typical
additional qualification for example: NEBOSH Construction Certificate; Member of health and safety
register administered by the ICE (Note 2); Membership of Association for Project Safety; Membership
of Institution of Construction Safety (formerly the Institution of Planning Supervisors).
•Stage 2
–Experience and ability sufficient to perform the task,
(including where appropriate an appreciation of constructability), to recognise personal limitations,
task-related faults and errors and to identify appropriate actions.
–Experience relevant to the task. Evidence of significant
work on similar projects with comparable hazards, complexity and procurement route.