Risk assessments
Task-specific risk assessments that identify the real hazards of your work and the controls you actually use.
RAMS writing service
Risk assessments and method statements that stand up to client scrutiny — written around your real methods, not copied from a template. Based in Leeds, supporting construction and trade businesses across the UK.
What we do
Whether a client has asked for RAMS before you can start, or you're getting your evidence ready for an accreditation, we write documents that reflect your work and pass review.
Task-specific risk assessments that identify the real hazards of your work and the controls you actually use.
Clear, step-by-step method statements your team can follow and your clients can approve.
Assessments for the substances you use, from £39 each, written in plain English.
Plans for larger projects, from £149, meeting CDM requirements.
Ready-to-deliver toolbox talks at £15 each, so safety briefings take minutes, not hours.
RAMS prepared with CHAS, SMAS, SafeContractor and Constructionline applications in mind.
How it works
Tell us about the job and how you work
We draft your RAMS around your actual methods
You review and approve every document
Documents delivered ready for site and clients
Updates when the job or legislation changes
RAMS prices
No VAT to add and no joining fee. You review and approve every document before it's used.
Common questions
RAMS stands for risk assessments and method statements. A risk assessment identifies what could cause harm on a job and how you'll control it; a method statement sets out, step by step, how the work will be carried out safely. Most main contractors and commercial clients ask for them before you start on site.
Generic templates are one of the most common reasons RAMS get rejected by clients and principal contractors. Assessors can spot copied documents straight away. We write your RAMS around how your business actually carries out the work, so they stand up to scrutiny.
It depends on the job and how much information you have ready, but straightforward RAMS are usually turned around quickly. If you're up against a deadline, tell us when you book and we'll be honest about what's achievable.
Yes — schemes like CHAS, SMAS, SafeContractor and Constructionline all ask for risk assessments and method statements as part of your evidence. Getting your RAMS right is often the biggest single step towards being accreditation-ready.
Book a free review and tell us what you're working on. We'll tell you exactly what documents you need and what it'll cost — no obligation.