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Construction phase plans for your project
CDM 2015 says every construction project needs a construction phase plan before work starts. Ours are written for how your job will actually run, by someone who has run sites as principal contractor.
Construction phase plan prices
Construction phase plan, minor works
Single-phase or small jobs: a domestic extension, a short highways or utilities job, a fit-out.
£195ex VATBuy minor works CPPConstruction phase plan, full
Multi-trade or notifiable projects up to about £2.5m.
£475ex VATBuy full CPPPrincipal contractor mobilisation pack
Full CPP, logistics plan, fire plan, induction, permits, inspections, first aid and risk schedule. £1,870 separately.
£1,495ex VATBuy the packBigger than £2.5m or several phases? Book a call and we'll set it up as one order.
What goes in it
We follow the structure HSE sets out in its CDM guidance (L153), filled with the detail of your job:
- Project description, key dates, client, designers and contractors
- Management structure, responsibilities and how the team communicates
- Site rules, induction, welfare and first aid
- Arrangements for controlling your significant site risks: excavations, services, work at height, lifting, traffic, temporary works and more
- Site layout, access, deliveries and storage
- Emergency, fire and incident arrangements
- Monitoring, inspection and review
- Arrangements for the health and safety file
Written by Jon Smith, construction lead
A Tier 1 contracts manager with 30 years in construction, who worked his way up from labourer through supervisor, site manager, site agent and project manager.
- Degree in Civil Engineering
- CSCS Black Card: NVQ Level 6 Construction Site Management
- CITB Temporary Works
- NEBOSH · SMSTS
Under CDM 2015 the principal contractor must draw up the plan, or the contractor where there is only one. We write it for you to adopt, review and keep live as the job changes.
CPP questions
Do I need a construction phase plan?
Yes. Under regulation 12 of CDM 2015 every construction project needs a construction phase plan before the construction phase starts, however small. On domestic and single-contractor jobs it can be short, but it still has to reflect the actual job.
Minor or full: which do I need?
Minor works suits a single-phase or small job with one or two trades. Choose full for multi-trade jobs, notifiable projects (over 30 working days with more than 20 workers at once, or over 500 person-days) and anything up to about £2.5m.
What do you need from me?
The project address and description, client and designer details, programme, the trades involved, site layout or drawings, and the main risks you already know about. If anything is missing we ask the same working day.
Who is responsible for the plan?
The principal contractor (or the contractor on a single-contractor project) remains the duty holder. We write it for you to review and adopt, and it should be kept up to date as the work progresses.
Often ordered with a CPP
Starting a new job?
Pay online at a fixed price, then send us the job details. Standard issue in 2–3 working days.
Order a CPP from £195