CDM Program Coordinator

• Oversee CDM compliance across all phases of a portfolio of offshore wind and battery energy storage projects, from construction to operations.
• Interpret and enforce CDM legal clauses and technical requirements in key project documentation (EPC, O&M, Equipment Supply), including QAA, CQR, and CDM provisions.
• Ensure alignment with CDM 2015, ISO standards (45001, 14001, 9001), client-specific requirements.
• Serve as the designated escalation point for high-severity incidents and non-compliance issues.
• Champion “Safe by Design” principles across all project stages from concept to commissioning.
• Review and validate Pre-Construction Information (PCI) and Construction Phase Plans (CPP) for completeness and regulatory conformity.
• Facilitate the development of design risk assessments and residual risk registers to support hazard identification and mitigation planning.
• Support delivery of HAZID/HAZOP studies and maintain records of safety-critical design decisions.
• Conduct regular site audits, inspections, and compliance reviews at offshore and onshore locations.
• Lead and document incident investigations, extracting lessons learned and implementing corrective actions.
• Drive the continuous enhancement of the QHSE Management System by integrating regulatory changes, audit findings, and project feedback.
• Ensure ongoing revision and alignment of CDM strategy and management system documentation.
• Coordinate with internal stakeholders (design teams, project managers) and external stakeholders (contractors, consultants, regulators) to ensure a shared understanding of CDM roles and expectations.
• Manage communication and documentation flow related to F10 notifications, PCI packs, Temporary Works Registers, and CDM deliverables.
• Provide strategic compliance dashboards and reports to senior leadership, aligned with UK offshore wind policy and corporate QHSE objectives.
• Support the development and rollout of CDM training programs tailored to project teams and supply chain.
• Promote knowledge sharing across teams to embed CDM best practices into business-as-usual processes.
• Lead the implementation of a 3-year plan to establish an in-house Principal Designer function.
• Leverage digital platforms to track CDM compliance and manage document control.
• Ensure reporting tools and dashboards are accurate, timely, and aligned with internal governance structures and external requirements.
• Participate (when requested) in QHSE audits, office inductions, incident reporting and review of QHSE performances as applicable.

• Degree in engineering (such as civil, mechanical or electrical), Chartered Engineer or Chartered Member of the Association for Project Safety (MAPS) status is preferred.
• In depth knowledge of CDM 2015 regulations, particularly for offshore infrastructure projects.
• Proficiency in developing and reviewing PCI, CPP, and Health & Safety Files.
• PRINCE 2 or Six Sigma qualifications are an advantage.
• Certified or trained by recognised bodies (IOSH, NEBOSH, APS, RoSPA, or CPD-accredited).
• Substantial experience managing CDM compliance in offshore wind, marine, or large-scale energy.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and collaboration skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, specifically managing digitalisation and data analytics.
• Proactive and results-oriented approach.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and relevant QHSE software (e.g., environmental management software, compliance dashboards).

Taylor Hopkinson