The construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 require

• A. building regulations approval
• B. a construction phase plan
• C. a project master programme
• D. building work insurance

Answer: (B)

Having a construction phase plan in place before any construction work starts is required by the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. This plan sets out how health and safety risks will be managed during the construction, who is responsible for what, and how designers and contractors will cooperate and communicate information. It is typically prepared by the party leading the construction phase (usually the principal contractor, or the sole contractor if there is only one) and must be kept up to date as the project evolves. The plan ensures everyone on site understands the controls, site rules, and welfare arrangements needed to reduce risks. The other items listed relate to different regulatory areas and are not the specific construction phase plan required by CDM 2015.