Streamline construction safety with MSite’s RAMS software
Improve site safety, reduce admin hassle and ensure every worker has the right information at the right time with MSite’s RAMS (Risk Assessment and Method Statement) software. Our digital solution transforms the traditional paper-based process into a secure, automated and verifiable digital workflow - helping you run a safer, more efficient construction site.
Minimise admin, maximise safety
A centralised digital record removes admin time and the pressure of looking for physical signatures, saving time and preventing loss. In an emergency, site teams can instantly verify compliance and access critical information when it matters most.
Streamlined digital submission and approval
Contractors can upload RAMS directly to MSite, eliminating messy email chains and paper documents. Site managers can approve or decline submissions instantly, reducing admin overhead and speeding up the entire process.
Centralised RAMS management for site admin teams
Site admins can oversee and coordinate all permit-related tasks from one platform through MSite, which serves as a comprehensive solution for managing every aspect of the permitting process. This unified approach not only reduces the need for multiple systems, which can often lead to confusion and inefficiencies, but also significantly cuts back on paperwork, streamlining administrative tasks and minimising the risk of errors. This ensures that the right approvals are easily auditable, providing a clear and transparent record of all actions taken, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Centralised RAMS Management for Site Admin Teams
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FAQ's
For construction professionals, RAMS (Risk Assessments and Method Statements) provide the essential framework for hazard identification, control measures and safe working procedures. By detailing specific steps and precautions for each task, RAMS help you meet stringent legal requirements, minimise incidents and prove due diligence to regulatory bodies. Essentially, they’re the linchpin of a proactive, safety-first culture on any worksite.
Prospective buyers typically want to understand exactly how the solution reduces admin time, improves visibility and consolidates what can be a chaotic paper-based process into a single digital workflow. Contractors can upload RAMS directly to MSite, eliminating email chains and paper documents. Site managers can approve or decline submissions instantly, reducing admin overhead and speeding up the process. By enabling real-time document submission and approvals, MSite ensures that project timelines are not delayed due to paperwork bottlenecks.
Ensuring every worker follows RAMS is critical. This question highlights MSite’s competency rules engine - an automated system that can restrict access to workers who haven’t signed the latest approved RAMS - offering a tangible way to maintain on-site safety.
RAMS stands for Risk Assessment Method Statement for workplace health and safety. It is widely used in the construction industry due its high-risk nature.
A risk assessment is a mandatory legal requirement to identify workplace hazards and evaluate the potential risks they pose to a worker’s health and safety. A method statement is often combined with the risk assessment into a single document called RAMS. It’s a detailed guide on how a specific task should be carried out safely and designed to mitigate risks on site.
Writing a method statement and a risk assessment involves two distinct processes. A risk assessment identifies any potential dangers and outlines the associated risks, while a method statement provides a step-by-step guide on how to perform the work safely, implementing the control measures discussed in the assessment.