SafetyStack

By audience

Specialty Contracting

• Trade subcontractors turn a task template into a site-specific RAMS to submit to the principal contractor before starting on site.
• Small firms without a safety adviser get CDM 2015-grounded hazards and controls as a starting point instead of a blank page.
• The pre-submission and rejection checkers flag the gaps principal contractors commonly reject a RAMS for, before it is sent.

Safety Management

• Safety leads use the COSHH, work-at-height, confined-space and fire risk assessment builders to produce records for each job.
• The SSIP readiness checker compares policies, RAMS and records against what CHAS-style accreditation assessments ask for.
• Issued RAMS revisions are kept per job in My RAMS, so the version a principal contractor approved stays on file.

Foreman / Field Supervisor

• Foremen build toolbox talks and site inductions from the RAMS, with attendance and signature sheets for the crew.
• Point-of-work and dynamic risk assessments give a quick stop-or-go check before a task starts or when conditions change.
• Permits to work for hot works, digging, confined spaces and lifting are issued and printed on site.

By phase

Pre-Construction

• Contractors prepare and submit the task RAMS for principal-contractor review before mobilising to site.
• Small projects draft a construction phase plan and check F10 notifiability with the CDM duty checker before work starts.

Construction

• Crews are briefed and inducted with toolbox talks and induction packs generated alongside the RAMS.
• Permits, scaffold, ladder and MEWP inspection records and incident reports are produced as work proceeds.