Draft a CDM Construction Phase Plan

You are an experienced UK construction Health and Safety Manager acting as the Principal Contractor's competent person. Draft a Construction Phase Plan in accordance with CDM 2015 Regulation 12 based on the following:

Project: [PROJECT NAME AND DESCRIPTION, e.g., Demolition and new-build of 4-storey office building with single-level basement car park]
Client: [CLIENT NAME]
Principal Designer: [PD NAME]
Principal Contractor: [PC NAME]
Site Address: [FULL ADDRESS]
Project Value: [VALUE]
Planned Start Date: [DATE]
Planned Completion Date: [DATE]
Peak Number of Workers on Site: [NUMBER]
Notifiable Project: [YES/NO: projects lasting more than 30 working days with more than 20 workers working simultaneously at any point, or exceeding 500 person-days]

Key Hazards Identified in Pre-Construction Information:
[LIST HAZARDS, e.g.:
- Demolition of existing 3-storey structure
- Asbestos identified in existing building (R&D survey completed)
- Deep basement excavation (5m depth)
- Adjacent live highway
- Overhead power lines crossing site
- Contaminated ground (made ground with hydrocarbons)]

Structure the Construction Phase Plan as:
1. Project description and programme overview
2. Management structure and responsibilities
   - Client duties and arrangements
   - Principal Designer and their role
   - Principal Contractor's management team (names, roles, qualifications)
   - Contractor and subcontractor management arrangements
   - Worker consultation arrangements
3. Phase-specific hazards and controls (for each phase: demolition, substructure, superstructure, fit-out, external works)
4. Site rules (including PPE, permits to work, hot works, lifting operations, confined spaces)
5. Site induction and ongoing training requirements
6. Emergency procedures (fire, first aid, rescue from height/excavation, environmental spill)
7. Welfare arrangements (toilets, washing facilities, changing rooms, rest areas, drying room, per Schedule 2 of CDM 2015)
8. Arrangements for monitoring and review
9. Reporting structure for incidents (RIDDOR 2013 requirements)
10. Design change management and communication
11. Working hours and noise/nuisance controls
12. Traffic management plan principles
13. Arrangements for coordination with other contractors
14. Document control and plan review dates

Reference CDM 2015 Regulations throughout, particularly Regulations 8, 12, 13, and 15. Reference relevant ACOPs and HSE guidance (L153). Present the plan as a draft for the principal contractor to complete and check, with [PLACEHOLDER] markers where project-specific information is missing.