'RAMS not site-specific' is the single most common rejection reason. Paste the document and Riskora rebuilds every section around the actual site, task and crew.
Frequently asked questions
- What does 'not site-specific' actually mean?
- It means the reviewer can't see which site, task or crew the document was written for. If the trade name could be swapped and the document would still apply to any job, it fails this check.
- What are the fastest fixes?
- Fill in the cover (site, PC, supervisor, hours), rewrite hazards from the actual scope, map controls per hazard, number the method sequence, and rewrite emergency arrangements for the actual site.
- How fast can I rebuild it?
- A first draft in under a minute, a ready-to-issue RAMS in 10–15 minutes. Competent-person review still required.