See if you're ready to win and deliver compliant construction work, in 10 questions.
Most contractors find out they have a CDM or SSIP gap at the worst possible moment: when a tender asks for proof they cannot supply, or when the principal contractor's auditor turns up on site. Ten questions here, and you will know where you stand before anyone else checks.
Ready for your next project's duties?
Tick everything already in place — we'll show you where the gaps are.
The things a client, principal contractor or auditor actually checks.
Ten questions covering your CDM 2015 duty-holder roles and your SSIP evidence readiness. You answer yes, no or not sure. There is nothing to upload.
Whether you hold the SSIP accreditation that fits the work you chase, and whether the certificate is current. The wrong scheme, or a lapsed one, shuts you out of approved-supplier lists.
How you produce and control RAMS. An assessor wants evidence they are specific to the job and the site, not a generic template carried from the last project.
Who carries each duty under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, and whether they know they hold it. Unassigned or unaware duty-holders are a common red flag.
How you record competence, training and site inductions. When a principal contractor asks who is qualified to do what, the answer has to be on paper, not in someone's head.
Whether your F10 notification and pre-construction information processes hold up. These are the documents that prove a project was set up correctly from day one.
Ten questions, a traffic-light report, an ordered action plan.
Around three minutes start to finish. No cold call attached.
Common questions
What does the CDM/SSIP Readiness Checker actually test?
Is this only for big contractors?
I'm not sure how to answer some questions. Does that matter?
Does a red result mean I'm breaking the law?
Why trust the result?
What happens to my details?
A readiness check points you in the right direction. A consultant gets you there.
The check tells you where the gaps are. Matthew, who leads our CDM and Principal Designer work, does the work: he writes the RAMS, sorts the duty-holder roles, carries the Principal Designer duty if you need it, and stands with you when a principal contractor, an auditor or the HSE asks. Book a free review and we will close the gaps for you.