RiskPassCreate RAMS

A RAMS written for your job, not a blank template

Tell us the trade, the job and the site. Two to three minutes later you have a full risk assessment and method statement, as an editable Word file and a PDF.

£29 per document. One-off payment. No account, no subscription. You read a free preview before you pay anything.

What you get

  • A risk assessment and method statement written around your job, not a template with gaps to fill in
  • An editable Word file and a PDF, emailed to you and downloadable
  • The nearest A&E worked out from your site postcode, in the emergency and first aid sections
  • The current UK legislation for your trade, with a line on why each one applies to this job
  • A 5×5 risk matrix, every hazard scored before and after the controls
  • A briefing and sign-off sheet for the operatives to sign on site

This is the actual output

The risk assessment page from the example document: hazards scored before and after the controls, with the controls spelled out.

A page of the example RAMS: a risk assessment table listing asbestos in the existing fabric, collapse of the foundation excavation and falls from scaffold, each with who is at risk, a scored initial risk, five or six control measures and a lower residual risk.
From the example: a single-storey rear extension on an occupied house.

How it works

  1. Pick your trade and describe the job
    About a minute of typing on a phone. Ten jobs to choose from per trade, or describe your own. No account and no card at this point.
  2. Watch it write
    Two to three minutes. The title, the scope and the first three risks appear in full as they are written, so you can judge the quality before you decide.
  3. Pay £29 to unlock and download
    Card payment through Stripe. The rest unlocks on the same page, and the Word file and PDF arrive by email.

Why you can trust the document

Written by a working Head of HSEQ

Not a software company. The day job is running ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 management systems across a multi-site logistics operation: internal and external audits, CAPA, and time on site.

More about who built this →

The legislation is kept by hand, not recalled

Each trade has its own list of regulations, maintained by someone who uses them for a living. The system can only cite what is on the list for your trade, so it cannot invent a regulation or quote one that was replaced years ago.

See the legislation for your trade →

Every document is checked before you see it

Fixed rules, not opinion: every hazard scored properly, controls that actually reduce the likelihood, every piece of PPE called for by name in a control measure, the nearest A&E present, no square-bracket gaps left behind. A document that fails twice is thrown away and never offered for sale, and you are not charged.

Fourteen days to change your mind

Not happy with it, for any reason? Email and you get your £29 back, no reason needed. Refund policy →

Questions

Will a principal contractor accept it?

I can't promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. Acceptance is the contractor's call and most have their own house style.

What the document does is cover what they check for: scope, hazards scored before and after controls, a method statement in the order the work is actually done, PPE, plant, COSHH, permits, emergency arrangements and a sign-off sheet.

Like any RAMS, it is a draft for a competent person — you — to read, check against the site and adapt before it goes anywhere. That is how it should be treated even if a contractor waves it through.

Is it a template?

No. Nothing is dropped into a pre-written form. The hazards, the control measures and the method statement are written for the job you describe, on the kind of site you describe, for the length of time you say it takes.

A trench on a live site and a trench in a back garden come out as different documents, with different hazards and different controls.

Blank RAMS templates are free from the HSE and plenty of other places. What you are paying for is the document already written.

Is it written by AI?

The writing is, yes. What it is allowed to say is not.

The legislation comes from a list kept by hand for each trade. The system can only cite what is on the list for your trade, so it cannot invent a regulation or quote one that was replaced years ago.

Every document is then checked by fixed rules before you see it: every hazard scored properly, controls that actually reduce the likelihood, every piece of PPE called for by name in a control measure, the nearest A&E present, no square-bracket gaps left behind.

If it fails those checks it is rewritten. If it fails again it is thrown away and never offered for sale, and you are not charged.

Ready when you are

Pick your trade, describe the job, read the preview. Decide after that.

Create your RAMS

£29 when you unlock it. Nothing to pay until you have read the preview.