RAMS written for the site you're working on.
Upload the pack the principal contractor sent you. Ramsgen builds your RAMS from your trade's hazards and that site's requirements, and references every site-specific line to the page of the pack it came from.
Why RAMS get sent back
A principal contractor checks a RAMS for the site's own hazards and rules, such as an overhead line across the compound, a permit to dig and a footway that must stay open.
Those details are in the pre-construction information and the site rules, and that's what Ramsgen builds from.
Built from the pack you were sent
Upload whatever the principal contractor sent you to a project: the pre-construction information, the drawings, the site rules, the induction pack. Ramsgen reads it and lists what that job requires of you.
Your RAMS is then built from a standard assessment of your trade's hazards, with those requirements worked through it. Every line that came from their pack is highlighted with the page it came from, so when the reviewer asks where something came from, you can show them.
4.2 Excavation and support
The connection trench is dug by 3t excavator to invert, 1.4 m below existing surface, working back from the manhole toward plot 18.
Sides are supported by proprietary trench box from 1.2 m, set from outside the excavation. No operative enters an unsupported trench at any depth.
A clause that came off the client's pack, with its page.
The nearest A&E
The site postcode finds the nearest 24-hour A&E, with the road route, distance and a map, printed in the RAMS.
What it costs
RAMS writing is on the Standard plan, £59 a month for 1 seat. Every plan is on the pricing page.