What CDM 2015 Record does
A CDM coordination record with notification indicators and unresolved evidence.
How it fits into the workflow
- Record the project facts and dutyholder appointments.
- Review notification indicators and required plans or arrangements.
- Assign missing evidence and keep the record current as roles or scope change.
Where it can save time
A structured record brings project facts, roles, appointments, notification indicators and evidence gaps into one review. That is faster to maintain than repeatedly reconciling separate role lists, meeting notes and notification checks.
Compliance and professional limits
The workflow supports record keeping around the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. It is not legal advice, does not make appointments or notifications, and cannot decide whether every duty has been discharged.
Professional boundary: The workflow is not legal advice and does not determine every duty or demonstrate compliance with CDM 2015.
Official and standards references
In summary
CDM 2015 Record is most useful when its saved output remains connected to the project decision and is reviewed within the limits described above.