A designer must, under CDM 2015,
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. eliminate foreseeable risks in the design
- Step 1: Designers must consider how a building will be built, used, maintained and demolished safely. Step 2. Where risks remain they must be reduced and communicated. Answer: eliminate foreseeable risks in the design. Why not the others: Leaving it to workers, waiting or hiding risks fail the duty.
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