As you are the CDMC and are notifying it should be your name you enter after ticking the box. You are, for all intents and purposes, signing this on behalf of your client to verify they are aware of their duties. If you put someone elses name in this space it could be read as they are the ones doing the verifying. Regards

Self explanatory really. Box 1. As client I am aware of my duties ( tick if you are the client and have not appointed CDMC as you become CDMC by default and are aware of this and your other duties). Box 2. As CDMC I declare the client is aware of their duties (Tick if you have an experienced client who you have worked with before and you know they are aware of their duties). Box 3. As CDMC I have made the client aware of their duties ( Tick if you have an inexperienced client and you have fulfilled your duties as a CDMC by explaining to them their duties as a client under the regulations.

No worries mate, it`ll probably all be irrelevant soon anyways. regards

Chris When I worked in an HSE Construction Group many years ago, we each had our own patch. When the old Forms 10 came in from Main Contractor they went to our Principal Contractor who would mark them top right hand corner. NV - No visit - filed PV - Possibly visit - copied to Inspector in patch - copy to file V - Visit - as PV Very few marked V - more than 6 weeks duration high risk works such as demolition, steel erection, roofing. So yes, when going round patch had a folder with loads of Forms 10. Not all marked V got a visit. Principal Inspector instruction no to plan work by F10s as at least the ones who submitted had some understanding of requirements and compliance. Plenty of other notifiable projects where contractor didn't know (or pretended not to know) about notification requirements, or simply just didn't want to attract HSE attention.