Our experience
Createmaster have over 16 years’ experience producing market leading CDM compliant Health and Safety Files [H&S File] for the UK’s leading contractors and developers. We work with the Main Contractor, Project team and Principal Designer [formerly CDM-Coordinator] to identify the scope, structure and relevant information to be included in the H&S File. We chase collate and present all relevant project documentation required to satisfy compliance at PC with the legal obligation.
Why do you need a Health and Safety File?
The Health & Safety File is a Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015 [CDM15] legislative requirement on all notifiable construction projects involving one or more contractor.
It is a vital document that must be presented to the client as part of achieving Practical Completion on a project. It is distinct from the Building Manual and contains information to facilitate future operation, cleaning & maintenance, alterations and demolition activities, to be carried out safely.
“Createmaster provided an exemplary service resulting in O&Ms and the Health & Safety File being completed and approved ahead of project handover.”
“Production of O&Ms can often be a difficult and cumbersome part of any construction project. It is often a distraction during the most critical period of the job. By employing Createmaster the whole process was simplified and freed up my time from this part of the works. Createmaster managed and collated the entire O&M documents directly from the trades and even provided initial comments against the content. The final product is exceptional and resulted in a professional hand over and a very happy client.”
‘‘Inheriting archive boxes of manuals at occupation is often problematic. Defining a set of best practice requirements ensures a standardised, quality set of deliverables at PC; which is invaluable to operational efficiency”
‘‘The service offered by Createmaster was very professional & friendly. The DocumentPark website is very easy to navigate which is essential.’’
