Scope and site details
Set out the activity, working area and boundaries of the job. Check the address, dates and client details so the document clearly belongs to this project rather than a previous contract.
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UK (RAMS) example document — Two-Storey Rear Extension — 14 Birchwood Lane, Reading. Client: Mr & Mrs A. Whitfield (Private Client). Site: 14 Birchwood Lane, Reading, RG1 5JT. Scope: Construction of a two-storey rear extension (6.4m × 4.2m) to an existing semi-detached dwelling. Works comprise breaking out of existing rear elevation, trench-fill foundations to 1.0m, traditional cavity blockwork to first floor, pre-stressed concrete lintels, timber roof structure with natural slate finish, plus alterations to existing rear wall to form structural opening with rolled steel joist (RSJ 203×102 UB23). Works programmed over 9 weeks with a peak site team of 6 operatives. Hazards assessed: Manual handling — blocks, lintels, plasterboard, Working at height — independent scaffold & roof structure, Buried services strike during excavation, Collapse of excavation / trench wall, Hand-arm vibration (HAVS) — breaking out, drilling, Silica dust — cutting blocks, brick, concrete, Vehicle/pedestrian segregation — narrow domestic street.
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FROM DETAILS TO DOCUMENT
Your first document. Three simple steps.
Start with the details you know. See your document before you sign up.
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Describe the actual job
Start with the activity, location and conditions that make this job different. A short client instruction or scope excerpt gives you a useful starting point. Use a recognisable project title so the document is easy to identify.
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Riskora brings the risk assessment and method statement together, organising hazards, controls and the work sequence around your brief. Preview the result and check that it describes the work you intend to carry out.
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Review, edit and download
Confirm the site details, refine the method and arrange competent review. Sign up free to save, edit and download your first safety document as a PDF, then brief the people doing the work before starting.
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BOTH HALVES OF THE JOB
A risk assessment and a practical work sequence
A useful RAMS connects what could cause harm with how the job will be carried out. Riskora keeps those two parts together so you can check the controls against the method before issuing the document.
HSE: planning for construction workHazards and people affected
Review the hazards associated with the task, equipment and surroundings. Consider other trades, building occupants and the public as well as your own crew, and add any site information missing from the brief.
Controls and risk scores
Keep the control measures beside the hazards they address, with initial and residual risk shown for review. Confirm that the selected precautions are available, practical and suitable for the actual work.
Sequenced method statement
Put preparation, the main work and completion in a usable order. Refine the instructions, responsible roles and checks so the method reflects the way your team will carry out the job.
Equipment and site arrangements
Bring relevant plant, PPE, permits and emergency arrangements into the document. Confirm the equipment you will use and the local arrangements with the site team before relying on them.
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Review your document in Riskora and download a PDF for the client or site team. Check the project reference, revision and review details so the recipient can identify the document intended for the work.
FROM SITE INSTRUCTION TO DOCUMENT
When the client asks for RAMS, start with the job
A request for RAMS often arrives with a start date, an access condition or a scope that needs confirming. Start with a short description of what you have agreed to do. The task, working area and conditions are more useful than a list of generic safety phrases.
Keep the client's request beside you while reviewing the draft. Check that the risk assessment and method describe the same activities, then resolve missing site details with the people responsible for the work. If the client wants a separate document, the risk assessment and method statement builders are linked below.
- Identify the specific package, such as first-fix containment or a roof repair, and its working area.
- Include a significant constraint: occupied premises, restricted access, nearby trades or public access.
- Check any permit, isolation or specialist assessment requirements against the actual scope.
- Compare the finished method with the planned work sequence before sending the PDF for review.
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A FEW THINGS, ANSWERED
RAMS generator questions.
Practical answers before you start your first document.
What is a RAMS document?
RAMS combines a risk assessment with a method statement. The risk assessment identifies hazards, people at risk and controls; the method statement sets out how the work will proceed. Keeping them together helps the team and reviewer understand how the precautions relate to the planned sequence.
What does the first document free include?
The Free plan includes one safety document for the lifetime of your account, with PDF download and re-download. You can preview before signing up, then create a free account to save, edit and download it. No card is required. Paid plans provide additional allowances and features.
How much information do I need to start?
The first box accepts a brief of up to 200 characters. Name the task, working area and a relevant site condition. Use a short excerpt from the client request rather than a whole email chain. Check and complete the draft before issue, including details the initial brief could not capture.
Can I create and edit my RAMS online in minutes?
Yes. Riskora generates a structured RAMS in minutes, ready for you to inspect and edit. The time you need for review depends on the job and the information available. Check the scope and work sequence before downloading the PDF, especially when access, equipment or site conditions have changed.
Will my principal contractor accept the RAMS?
Riskora gives you a structured document to review and submit. Check the contractor's requested information, site rules and approval process before issuing it. Their acceptance depends on the actual work and their review; a document's format alone cannot establish that the planned work is suitable.
Who reviews the document before work starts?
Arrange review by someone competent in the work and its risks. Confirm the proposed method with those carrying it out, make the precautions available and brief the team. Update the RAMS when changes affect its contents, rather than treating the downloaded PDF as the end of planning.
HSE: planning for construction workGuidance for preparing your document
Check the relevant guidance alongside the conditions, people and work at your site.