CDM Duty Holder Mock Test

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Who is considered a CDM dutyholder?

1 point

Visitors to the site

Only site managers

Clients, designers, and contractors with legal responsibilities

What is the main role of the CDM dutyholder?

1 point

Manage finances

Ensure health, safety, and welfare during construction projects

Schedule deliveries

What must the client do under CDM regulations?

1 point

Carry out all the construction work themselves

Make suitable arrangements for managing a project safely

Only check invoices

Who appoints the Principal Designer?

1 point

The contractor

The health and safety executive

The client

Who appoints the Principal Contractor?

1 point

The client

The designer

The site supervisor

What is a Pre-Construction Information Pack (PCIP)?

1 point

The building permit

Information provided to all designers and contractors before work starts

The construction contract

Why is a Construction Phase Plan needed?

1 point

To show how health and safety risks will be managed during construction

To estimate costs

To schedule deliveries

When should health and safety risks be considered in a project?

1 point

Only during construction

From the start, during design and planning

After the building is finished

What must the designer do under CDM?

1 point

Only choose materials by cost

Leave all risk management to the contractor

Eliminate or reduce foreseeable risks in the design

What is the client’s duty regarding competence?

1 point

Ensure those they appoint are competent and have resources

Only hire the cheapest contractors

Do nothing; it’s the contractor’s responsibility

Who is responsible for coordinating health and safety on site?

1 point

Visitors

Principal Contractor

Individual subcontractors

What is the key document that records project safety arrangements?

1 point

Financial report

Blueprints

Construction Phase Plan

Who ensures that workers have appropriate training and supervision?

1 point

Principal Contractor

Client’s accountant

Delivery staff

When should the Health & Safety File be prepared?

1 point

Never

After the building is demolished

During the project, maintained by the Principal Designer

Why is coordination between dutyholders important?

1 point

To manage risks effectively and avoid accidents

To reduce paperwork

To speed up delivery

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