'RAMS too generic' is the most common reviewer comment. Paste your document and Riskora rebuilds it into a site-specific RAMS with hazards, controls and method tied to the actual job.
Frequently asked questions
- What does 'too generic' actually mean?
- It means the reviewer can't see which specific site, task or crew the document is written for. If you deleted the trade name, the document could apply to any job — that's the signal reviewers act on.
- How do I make a RAMS site-specific?
- Name the site, the principal contractor and the supervisor. Write hazards from the actual task. Link every hazard to a named control. Write a numbered method sequence. Give real emergency arrangements — not template text.
- How fast can Riskora rebuild it?
- A first draft in under a minute. A fully edited, ready-to-issue RAMS in 10–15 minutes. Competent-person review still required.