Peter Taylor

Director (Board )

Entering the construction industry on the £800m St Pancras Extension and refurbishment project in 2001, Peter gained nearly 4 years of onsite construction experience before becoming a consultant. Peter has been involved with a wide range of Client organisations throughout various business sectors, with projects ranging from New Build to Refurbishment.

Director of the National Members Regional Group (NMRG) for the Association for Project Safety (APS), Sponsor of APS London Branch and Secretary of the London IIRSM Committee, Peter takes a leading role in the provision of our CDM Consultancy Services.

Peter has been involved in the updating of the CDM Policy and Procedures and has advised numerous Clients on CDM 2015. Peter has an open and versatile approach to the role of CDM Consultant, allowing him to work with Clients, Contractors and Consultants of all sizes and complexities.

Peter was the Chair of the London APS Committee and is focused on helping to help give a voice to the grassroots members at board level and is honoured to have recently been voted by the NMRG to stand as Director on the board.

Peter is a Partner at Leslie Clark taking a leading role in the provision of CDM Consultancy Services. An accomplished CDM Consultant with extensive experience in the commercial, industrial, leisure and retail sectors, Peter has an open and versatile approach to CDM compliance, allowing him to work across projects of varying size and complexity.

Peter Waxman

National Members Representative Group (NMRG )

I have been a member of the Association for Project Safety for 25 years and an RIBA chartered architect for over 35 years. 

I sit on the CONIAC Keeping Pace with Change Working Group and am a former member of the APS London Regional Committee. 

I consider that the work we undertake, and the direction that our association takes, is vitally important. 

We perform a crucial role within our industry by working with project teams to ensure that the technical design issues which have the potential to cause harm are reviewed, in order to work towards eliminating hazards and risks. 

I believe passionately that what we need to work towards as individuals, and within the APS, is to use our skills knowledge and experience to utilise the H&S/CDM approach as a tool to assist in refining and developing the design and construction process. 

Following the Grenfell tragedy, the work that we do is, more than ever, both necessary and sought after by other construction professionals. 

I will continue with the work I have undertaken over the years, protecting, and promoting the work and values of the APS and its members.