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RAMS pack generator

Pick a job on a fit-out company’s project sheet and issue its RAMS pack: a Word file and a PDF, built in your browser from that row and a fixed library of method statements, risk assessments and policies. The company is fictional. The postcodes are real, and so are the hospitals the pack sends people to.

Runs in
Your browser
Company
Fictional
Map data
OpenStreetMap, 15.10.2026
Rev
A · 16.10.2026

Marlowe & Hythe Interiors

Project sheet

A fictional company. The postcodes are real.

  1. MH-26-014 Level 3 Cat B fit-out

    Client
    Hallowgate Partners
    Site
    Level 3, Hallowgate Partners’ office, Leeds
    PostcodeA
    LS1 4AP
    On site
    02.11.2026 to 29.01.2027
    TradesB
    strip-out, partitions, ceilings, joinery, flooring, decoration

  2. MH-26-017 Ground floor surgery refurbishment

    Client
    Pennock Dental
    Site
    Pennock Dental, ground floor, Nottingham
    Postcode
    NG1 5FS
    On site
    16.11.2026 to 18.12.2026
    Trades
    strip-out, partitions, flooring, decoration

  3. MH-26-021 Reception and breakout refresh

    Client
    Ostrander Labs
    Site
    Ostrander Labs, ground floor, Bristol
    Postcode
    BS1 4ST
    On site
    07.12.2026 to 08.01.2027
    Trades
    joinery, flooring, decoration

  4. MH-26-025 Changing rooms refit

    Client
    Fernmoor Leisure
    Site
    Fernmoor Leisure Centre, Manchester
    Postcode
    M12 4WE
    On site
    11.01.2027 to 05.03.2027
    Trades
    strip-out, ceilings, flooring, decoration

Run logC

Pick a job and issue its pack. Each step prints here as it runs.

  1. A A real postcode. The pack finds the nearest A&E, fire station and police station from it when you issue it.
  2. B Each trade on a row adds its own method statement and risk assessment. Three of each come with every pack.
  3. C Each line is written by the step it describes, as that step runs.

How it works

The sheet
One row per job: the client, the site, the dates, the team and the trades. In a real company it is the sheet the project managers already keep, in Smartsheet or Excel.
The library
Method statements, risk assessments and company policies, each written once. A pack takes the ones every job needs and one of each for every trade on its row. Only the job’s own details, the issue date and the emergency services are filled in at the moment of issue.
The emergency services
The pack looks the site’s postcode up on postcodes.io, then finds the nearest A&E, fire station and police station in a copy of OpenStreetMap kept on this site (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Specialist hospitals and the minor injuries units it recognises by name are left out. The pack prints the date of the map data and says to confirm all three at site induction.
The documents
The Word file and the PDF come from the same document, so they carry the same sections in the same order. Both are made in your browser and never uploaded.

Not for use on a site

The company does not exist and nobody competent has reviewed its library, so every page of every pack says it is a draft and not for use on any site. A real pack goes out only once a competent person has approved the content it is built from.

The real version

In your company, the sheet is yours, the library is your own approved RAMS content, and the pack goes to the job’s folder for sign-off. Finding where that saves your teams the most time is what the Workflow Diagnostic is for.

Start with a call

The call takes 30 minutes. I ask how the work moves today, not which tools you use.

Book a 30-minute call about the workEmail dm@bigbadbird.ai

I’m based in Lisbon, Portugal, and work UK hours. I’ll be on site anywhere in the UK and Europe, with travel inside every fixed price.