Every document starts with the project's requirements.
Ramsgen reads the pre-construction information and drawings for a project and lists what the job requires of you. RAMS and construction phase plans are written from those requirements, and finished RAMS are reviewed against them.
Requirements
Upload the pre-construction information, the construction phase plan, the drawings and the specification into a project. Ramsgen reads them and lists what the project requires of you, with each requirement cited to the page it came from.
Planning
Every task starts from a standard assessment of the hazards it brings. The project's requirements are then worked through it clause by clause, so the RAMS or construction phase plan fits this site, this crew and this plant. Every change is highlighted and referenced back to the page of the pack it came from.
Review
Any RAMS, whether your own, your team's or one from your supply chain, can be reviewed against the same requirements and a fixed set of 165 review questions. Findings come back in one highlighted report, each cited to the page. RAMS review is on the Principal plan.
Nothing unsourced
Every change Ramsgen makes is highlighted and referenced to the page of the pack it came from. If there's no source, the change isn't made. Anything the pack doesn't answer is left as a question for you, so the gaps are visible before the document goes out.
What the library is built from
The hazard library every RAMS and construction phase plan starts from is grounded in 52 HSE publications and approved codes of practice. Each hazard is written from them, and cites them.
What stays with you
You can edit any line of a document before it goes out. Ramsgen doesn't sign anything or decide that a document is finished. The competent person who puts their name to it is you.