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Risk Assessments & Method Statements

RAMS That Keep Your Site Safe and Compliant

Every construction site faces hazards. RAMS — Risk Assessments and Method Statements — are how you identify those hazards, control the risks, and document exactly how the work gets done safely. We write them for you, in plain language, ready for your site.

What Are RAMS?

RAMS stands for Risk Assessments and Method Statements. Together they form the backbone of any safe system of work on a construction or civil engineering site.

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Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment

A Risk Assessment is how you control any hazards and risks on the site. It identifies what could go wrong, who could be harmed, and what control measures are in place to reduce that risk to an acceptable level. Without a thorough risk assessment, you're leaving your workforce and your business exposed.

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Method Statement

Method Statement

A Method Statement is how you work towards completing the task safely. It sets out the sequence of work, the equipment to be used, the people involved, and the step-by-step safe working procedure. It turns your risk assessment into a practical, actionable plan that every worker on site can follow.

Why RAMS Matter

RAMS aren't just a legal requirement — they're a practical tool for protecting your people and your business.

Legal Compliance

Under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, principal contractors and contractors must have suitable arrangements for managing construction work, including documented safe systems of work.

Protect Your Workforce

Clear, site-specific RAMS mean every operative knows the hazards they face and the controls in place. That knowledge saves lives.

Pass Audits and Inspections

HSE inspectors, principal contractors, and clients all expect to see RAMS. Well-written, activity-specific documents demonstrate a professional, safety-first operation.

Reduce Liability

In the event of an incident, documented RAMS show that you identified the risks and took reasonable steps to control them — a critical defence for any business.

How We Work

We don't produce generic, off-the-shelf documents. Every RAMS pack we write is tailored to your specific activity, site, and workforce.

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Tell Us About Your Work

You give us the details — the activity, the site, the machinery, the team. The more you tell us, the more specific and useful your RAMS will be.

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We Write Your RAMS

Our qualified consultants draft your Risk Assessment and Method Statement, identifying every relevant hazard and laying out a clear, practical safe system of work.

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Review and Sign Off

You review the documents. We make any amendments needed to reflect your exact working practices. Every document is personally reviewed by our consultant before it leaves us.

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Ready for Site

Your RAMS are delivered in a format ready to brief your team, submit to your principal contractor, or present to an inspector — clear, professional, and site-specific.

Site-Specific, Not Generic

Generic RAMS downloaded from the internet won't cut it on a modern construction site. Principal contractors and HSE inspectors can spot a template document immediately. Our RAMS are written around your activity, your site conditions, and your team — documents that actually reflect how the work gets done.

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Get Your RAMS Written

Tell us about your activity and we'll get your Risk Assessment and Method Statement written, reviewed, and ready for site.