Architects

Architect (Sole Practitioner)

Setting up your own architectural business for the first time can be an exciting, if daunting challenge. There will inevitably be different issues for you to face than those if you were an employee at someone else’s practice.

For over 20 years of working within the construction industry we’ve seen your problems of never having enough time for your designs never mind the management of CDM and Health & Safety risks within the design process or having someone to turn to for advice on the latest Construction Health & Safety knowledge.

The CDM Regulations has changed markedly over the years with HSE placing a bigger focus on ‘designers and designer duties’.

A designer must be able to demonstrate they have the health and safety skills, knowledge and experience (SKE), and the capability, to carry out the work they are being appointed for.

We have worked with lots of architects over the years by offering bespoke services and solutions to their problems.

Are you tired of completing design risk assessments, tired of worrying about a HSE visit to site and them conducting a ‘track-back’ investigation leading to a potential failure of your Designer duties under CDM?

Salus have an easy 3 step process that guarantees compliance to the CDM Regulations as part of our services.

You can be safe and compliant using Salus as your CDM Advisers or Principal Designers.

Architect (Practice)

As an architect and ‘designer’ under the CDM Regulations, you have the duty to identify and manage CDM and Health & Safety risks within the design process.

For over 20 years of working within the construction industry we’ve seen your problems of never having enough time for your designs never mind the management of CDM and Health & Safety risks within the design process or having someone to turn to for advice on the latest Construction Health & Safety knowledge.

You can concentrate on designing innovative buildings and not worry or think about construction Health & Safety issues by using our automated process that identifies and manages Hazards and Risks in design.

The CDM Regulations has changed markedly over the years with HSE placing a bigger focus on ‘designers and designer duties’.

A designer must be able to demonstrate they have the health and safety skills, knowledge and experience (SKE), and where they are an organisation, the organisational capability, to carry out the work they are being appointed for.

We have worked with lots of architects over the years by offering bespoke services and solutions to their problems.

Are you tired of completing design risk assessments, tired of worrying about a HSE visit to site and them conducting a ‘track-back’ investigation leading to a potential failure of your Designer duties under CDM?

Salus have an easy 3 step process that guarantees compliance to the CDM Regulations as part of our services.

Be content in the knowledge that you are supported by an accredited and competent construction Health & Safety professional company which takes the Complexity out of CDM Compliance.

You can be safe and compliant using Salus as your CDM Advisers or Principal Designers.