The Planning Supervisor

The role of the Planning Supervisor derives from the 1994 Construction [Design & Management] Regulations. This requires those commissioning most non-domestic projects (other than those of short duration) to appoint a Planning Supervisor, a consultant whose role it is to ensure that the design of a project is considered so that it can be constructed without undue risk to its builders. It is a legal requirement for clients to appoint a Planning Supervisor where works fall within the full scope of the 'CDM' Regulations, and it is a criminal offence to fail to do so.

We are able to fulfill the role of Planning Supervisor, co-ordinating risk assessments during the design stages, producing the Pre-tender Health & Safety Plan, and co-ordinating the production of the Building Manuals on completion of the project.

We can advise if your project is likely to require the appointment of a Planning Supervisor, and quote for providing these services.