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ARPL have been involved in a wide range of projects in the private, public and commercial sectors and we pride ourselves in providing a quality “hands on approach” which is an essential element of our success. In addition to fulfilling our role as designers assessing health and safety issues at each stage of a project, we are also able to provide a professional CDM service.

The role of the CDM Co-ordinator is to advise clients on health and safety issues during the planning and design phases of works.

Our CDM Co-ordinator John Ramsay is qualified and experienced in this role. He is a chartered surveyor and is a member of the CDM co-ordinator’s register (administered by the A.P.S.) which is referred to in the C.D.M. Regulations as an example of competency to the required standards.

It is a legal requirement under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 for a non-domestic client on a project lasting more than 30 days or 500 person days to appoint a CDM co-ordinator. ARPL are able to give advice and guidance through the CDM procedures and requirements from a preliminary stage.

Examples of recent typical projects include:

School extension, sports pavilion and playing fields for Wellington School, Ayr
Demolition and extension to a church for St Marks Episcopal Church
Church conservation and refurbishment Lamlash Parish Church and St John’s Renfield Church
Conservation work to a scheduled monument at Alloway Auld Kirk
Conservation, stabilisation and repair works to Earlstoun Castle
Community Arts Centre conversion project for the Catstrand
Construction of fish hatchery and works to reservoir Catrine Fish Hatchery
Refurbishment and alterations of farm buildings at Carnell Estate
Repairs to tenement with shop premises and flats above John Finnie Street, Kilmarnock
Demolition of warehouse containing asbestos close to live railway line in Maybole
Ramps to schools, community centres etc, for South Ayrshire Council

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