RAMS template
Risk assessment and method statement for one activity: the sequence of work, a five by five risk matrix, PPE, permits, rescue, and a briefing record signed against the revision.
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Editable templates, forms and checklists for UK sites, as PDFs you can type into or print. Each one names the regulation it rests on, and every file is free to use and reuse, with no sign-up.
Editable PDFs for the paperwork a site runs on: RAMS, permits to work, the temporary works register and the inspection reports the law requires.
Risk assessment and method statement for one activity: the sequence of work, a five by five risk matrix, PPE, permits, rescue, and a briefing record signed against the revision.
Welding, cutting, grinding and torch-on work: the precautions checked before it starts, the fire watch during and after, and hand-back.
A general permit for high-risk work: the job, hazards, isolations, precautions, issue, acceptance, shift handover, hand-back and cancellation.
Every temporary works item on the job: design category, designer and checker, permit to load, permit to dismantle and status.
The inspection report the Work at Height Regulations require, with every particular in Schedule 7 as a column, for the seven-day and after-event inspections.
The report CDM 2015 requires after each excavation inspection: start of shift, after an event, after a fall of material.
The payment notice, the pay less notice and the notice of intention to suspend, laid out as letters with the statutory wording in place and a guidance page on the timing.
The sum due at the payment due date and the basis on which it is calculated, as the Act requires, with a guidance page on the timing.
The sum due at the date of the notice, each deduction with its reason, and the basis of calculation, with a guidance page on the timing.
Seven days' notice to suspend for non-payment: the ground, the unpaid sum, what stops and from when, and your entitlement to costs and time.
The three documents CDM 2015 asks a project to write, laid out as editable PDFs. Type into them in any PDF reader, or print them and fill them in by hand.
What the client knows about the site and its hazards, for every designer and contractor before they are appointed. Built on HSE L153 Appendix 2.
The arrangements, site rules and Schedule 3 measures for one project, with a revision in the title block of every page. Built on HSE L153 Appendix 3.
What anyone will need to maintain, alter or demolish the structure safely, under the eight headings in HSE L153 Appendix 4, with a handover record.
Blank checklists for the site, the people, the plant and the paperwork. Every check names the regulation behind it. Each one also ticks on screen at its own page and downloads with your company on it.
The 22 duty-holder duties, each with the regulation behind it, across pre-construction, the construction phase and the records an audit asks for.
The health and safety file that outlives the job, the technical handover, and closing out properly.
What to look for before accepting a method statement: generic copy, missing controls, no rescue plan.
What must be true before the first boot hits the ground, including the three things CDM says cannot wait.
The ten-minute walk: boundary, welfare, fire, edges and housekeeping, plus what to do before you lock up.
The slower pass where the folder gets opened too: scaffold tickets, thorough examinations, permits and training expiry.
What a site-specific induction has to cover, and what turns one into a signature exercise.
Right to work through to authorised, in one pass: competence, health surveillance, induction and PPE.
Avoid, prevent, mitigate, in the order Regulation 6 asks them, plus equipment, rescue and the seven-day inspection.
The walk round, the function checks and the paperwork behind them. PUWER and LOLER, per machine.
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On the platform these stop being sheets. The check, the person, the date, the photograph and the action that followed are recorded as the work runs and retrieved by site.