3. Duty Holders under CDM Regulations
All the groups are linked, and if one person or group fails to follow the rules, they will be making problems for everyone else! This is a sensible approach because it means that no person or business can act in isolation. And this can only make construction a safer industry. Duty Holders – Definitions and Rules The Client This is the person or company for whom the work is being done.
There are two main types of client – domestic and commercial. Domestic Client: If you want to have an extension built on your home, you are a domestic client. The same applies if you want a new roof, or ground source heating installed, or new windows fitted.
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Under the CDM Regulations, all those involved in a construction project must decide which “dutyholder” role they belong to. And then they must follow the rules which apply to that group.
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