Every subcontractor RAMS reviewed against your published site documents and the UK health & safety legislation for your industry, with each legislation finding cited by regulation. Two named reviewers approve every document. Built to ISO 27001 standards, with an audit trail of every decision.
SaferSite brings your whole RAMS process into one place: requesting, receiving, reviewing, approving and keeping every RAMS, on every site.
It works alongside your team. Each RAMS is reviewed against your own Construction Phase Plan, site rules and pre-construction information, and UK health and safety law. Your reviewers get a clear summary of what the work involves and where it falls short of your standard, so every decision is clearer, better informed and fully recorded.
Your people make the decisions. SaferSite gives them everything they need to make them.
Ask each subcontractor for their RAMS through SaferSite. Subcontractors join free.
SaferSite reviews every RAMS against your Construction Phase Plan, pre-construction information, health and safety file and site rules. It then reviews it against UK health and safety law for your industry.
Your reviewers receive a clear summary of what the work involves. Each shortfall is set out with the passage in the RAMS and the requirement it falls short of. If a RAMS has no risk assessment, that is set out as a shortfall too.
Two named reviewers from your team sign it off or send it back with comments.
When the revision comes in, every earlier point carries across, marked Fixed, Not fixed or No longer applies.
Every RAMS, every revision and every sign-off is kept, with who did what and when.
Find any RAMS by site, subcontractor or status.
A summary of what the work involves, ready when your reviewer opens it.
Each one is held against your own site documents and UK health and safety law.
The passage in the RAMS, and the requirement it falls short of, side by side.
Two named reviewers sign off or send back. Their names go on every decision.
Every RAMS, every revision and every sign-off, with who and when.
See how each of your subcontractors' RAMS measure up to your standard.
Construction and data centre profiles are fully developed, covering the hazards and legislation specific to that work. Oil & gas, rail and utilities are reviewed with the construction review standard and each sector's own legislation.
CDM 2015
New build, refurbishment, demolition. Excavations and groundworks, temporary works, work at height, lifting operations, confined spaces, asbestos removal.
CDM 2015 + EAW 1989
White space fit-out, retrofit, live environments. HV/LV distribution, liquid cooling, BESS, integrated systems testing, energisation and arc flash, SIMOPS.
COMAH + DSEAR
Refineries, terminals, tank farms, pipelines. Process safety, permit to work, hot work permits, confined space entry, hazardous area classification.
SCR 2015 + PFEER
Platforms, FPSOs, subsea infrastructure. Well operations, lifting and crane operations, marine and helicopter transfer, escape, evacuation and rescue. Offshore RAMS are held until an offshore review standard exists.
CDM 2015
Track, signalling, electrification, stations. Possession and line blockage, track worker safety, OLE and third rail, isolation and earthing.
NRSWA 1991
Water, gas, electricity, telecoms. Street works and reinstatement, buried services location, excavation, confined space entry, signing, lighting and guarding.
Every RAMS is checked against the legislation that applies to your industry. Select an industry to see what's covered.
No. Your people make every decision. Two named reviewers from your team sign each RAMS off or send it back. SaferSite gives them the facts to decide on.
Your own site documents first: your Construction Phase Plan, pre-construction information, health and safety file and site rules. Then UK health and safety law for your industry.
It works alongside your team. Your reviewers keep the decision. SaferSite brings the request, the review, the revisions and the record together in one place.
A summary of what the work involves, and each place the RAMS falls short of your standard. Every shortfall shows the passage in the RAMS and the requirement it falls short of.
SaferSite sets that out as a shortfall, so your reviewers see it.
Every earlier point carries across to the new revision, marked Fixed, Not fixed or No longer applies. Every revision is kept.
Yes. Every RAMS, every revision and every sign-off is kept, with who did what and when. You can find any RAMS by site, subcontractor or status.
No. Subcontractors join free.
A 30-day free trial with 10 RAMS. Your own site documents, your own subcontractors, your own reviewers.