Paste the job and build a site-specific RAMS for working at height — hierarchy of control, collective then personal, fragile surfaces, MEWP/ladder, rescue plan, inspection regime.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Riskora demonstrate the hierarchy of control?
- Yes — the RAMS records what work could be avoided, the collective protection considered first, and the justification if a fall arrest harness was the final option chosen.
- Is a written rescue plan included?
- Yes — every working at height RAMS includes a rescue plan with rescue lead and rescue equipment named. 'Call 999' is not a rescue plan.
- What about ladders for short-duration work?
- Riskora prompts you to justify ladder use against the hierarchy (short duration, low risk) and records the ladder pre-use check.
- MEWP inspection schedule?
- LOLER 6-monthly thorough examination + pre-use daily check — both referenced in the RAMS with the examination certificate number.