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A CDM Health & Safety File That Builds Itself

Send us your project documentation. Mirage builds and maintains the pre-construction information, construction phase plan, and health and safety file CDM 2015 requires, every entry traced to its source, in 48 hours.

Would be Mirage's first UK CDM 2015 deployment, built on the same document-traceability discipline already running at OCBM and John Cockerill.

THE REALITY

A health and safety file assembled by hand at handover, from scattered design and site records, is exactly the outcome CDM 2015 was written to prevent. Missing residual-hazard information or an incomplete record surfaces when a future contractor needs it, long after the project team has moved on.

WHAT MIRAGE DOES

From scattered project records to a maintained CDM file

01

Indexes project documentation continuously

Design risk information, site records, and change history are indexed as they're produced, building the pre-construction information, phase plan, and health and safety file as the project actually happens.

02

Traces every hazard and record to its source

Every residual hazard, design decision, and as-built detail is linked to the document and date it came from, so the file is retrievable and complete at handover, not assembled under deadline.

03

Flags gaps before handover does

Missing information and records that don't reconcile between design and as-built documentation are surfaced as they occur, connecting to the document management and BIM tools already on the project.

THE OUTPUT

Every record, sourced and current

ElementDocument TypeLast VerifiedStatus
Residual hazard, confined space plant roomDesign risk register + as-builtRev B, 9 days agoVerified
Roof access and edge protectionMethod statement + drawingRev C, 22 days agoVerified
Cladding system, maintenance accessDesign revision A moved the cladding maintenance access point without a linked update to the health and safety file entry. Flagged for the Principal Designer to confirm before this record is marked verified.Product data + as-built drawingRev A, 4 days agoChange flagged
Buried services recordUtility survey + as-builtRev D, 47 days agoVerified

PROOF

The traceability discipline your first CDM file would run on

OCBM

100% of extracted quantities traceable to a source drawing

Dedicated agent cross-checks drawing revisions and tender documents to surface discrepancies as they occur

3 agents in continuous production across a live project portfolio

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John Cockerill

3 engineering disciplines validated against a client's own drawing conventions and standards

80-90% reduction in measurement time, from 3-4 days down to a few hours

1 month → a few clicks for a manufacturing bill of materials

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Ready to see your own CDM file built and maintained?

Send us a real set of project documents, and we'll show you exactly what a maintained health and safety file looks like.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Not on a named UK CDM project specifically -- this would be Mirage's first UK CDM 2015 deployment. The document-indexing and traceability agents involved are the same ones already running in production at OCBM and John Cockerill, applied here to the pre-construction information, construction phase plan, and health and safety file CDM requires.

No. Those are named legal duty-holder roles under CDM 2015 with responsibilities Mirage doesn't take on. Mirage builds and maintains the underlying file those roles depend on, so the record is complete when it's needed instead of assembled under deadline at handover.

Design risk information, residual hazards, as-built drawings, equipment and maintenance information, and any other data future users of the structure need to work on it safely -- indexed as the project produces it, not reconstructed at the end.

Yes. All three CDM documents -- pre-construction information, construction phase plan, and health and safety file -- are indexed and kept current from the same underlying project documentation, cross-referenced against each other.

Yes. Gaps -- a residual hazard mentioned in design information but never carried into the health and safety file, or a required record with no corresponding document -- are surfaced as they occur, not discovered during the handover review.

Yes. It connects to the document management, BIM, and common data environment tools already in place on the project. No new system for design and site teams to learn.

Under four weeks on average to a production deployment: indexing your existing project documentation first, then a parallel pilot on one active project before full rollout.

Pricing starts with a fixed-price pilot on one active project, so you see the health and safety file built from your own documents before committing to anything larger. After that, it moves to an annual subscription priced by volume, quoted in your first conversation with us.

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