RAMS for Builders
Create job-specific Risk Assessments and Method Statements for building works in minutes.
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Site supervisor briefing a team of operatives in hard hats and hi-vis from a clipboard
What a RAMS for builders has to show
A building RAMS has to cover more hazards at once than any other trade, because a refurbishment or extension moves through demolition, structural work, dust, noise, height, plant and other trades in the same week. A principal contractor or a client reads it to see that each phase has been thought about separately, not summarised in one paragraph.
A RAMS Pal document for building work lets you select every hazard that applies, from asbestos and silica dust to manual handling, work at height and moving vehicles, and produces a risk assessment row for each with its controls and residual score. The method statement follows the phases of the job, and the permits section picks up hot works, isolation and permits to dig where the answers call for them.
Extensions, structural alterations, refurbishments, internal demolition, fit-outs and groundworks packages are all covered, and the document records the CSCS cards, plant tickets and asbestos awareness training your operatives hold.
Typical jobs
- Extensions
- Structural alterations
- Refurbishments
- Demolition of internal walls
- Fit-outs
- Groundworks
Typical hazards
- Manual handling
- Dust
- Noise
- Working at height
- Asbestos
- Moving vehicles
Legislation and guidance
The regulations and guidance a RAMS for builders is read against, and that the generated document cites where its hazards apply.
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015
Applies to every building project, domestic ones included: plan, manage and monitor the work and coordinate with the principal contractor.
Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012
A refurbishment and demolition survey before work in pre-2000 buildings, and awareness training for everyone who could disturb it.
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002
Silica dust from cutting, chasing and demolition, and the on-tool extraction and RPE it requires.
Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 and Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005
Breakers, saws and drills: exposure limits, hearing protection and trigger-time limits.
Work at Height Regulations 2005
Scaffolds, towers, ladders and openings during structural and roof work.
Issued in the format the site expects
Hazards, control measures and residual risk scored line by line, with a method statement your operatives can follow step by step.
How it works
Describe the job
Write the work in plain English.
Answer relevant questions
Site, workers, equipment, access and hazards.
Generate and review
Edit every section before you issue it.
Example RAMS

Solar Panel Installation — Warehouse Roof
Installation of 24 roof-mounted photovoltaic panels, mounting rails, DC cabling and a string inverter to the north elevation of an occupied distribution warehouse. Roof access will be gained via a MEWP with a temporary edge protection system to the working area.
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FAQ
Guides
- What is a RAMS document?
- How to write a method statement
- RAMS vs risk assessment: what is the difference?
- When do you need a RAMS? UK requirements explained
- Working at height risk assessment: what it must cover
- COSHH assessments for contractors
- CDM 2015 for small contractors and sole traders
- What principal contractors check in a RAMS
Page last reviewed 5 September 2026.
RAMS Pal is a documentation support tool. Generated content must be reviewed and adapted to the actual work, site conditions, workforce, equipment and applicable health & safety requirements.