Nine RAMS and a site to run

Reviewing a subcontractor's RAMS properly takes the best part of an hour.

You have nine of them waiting and a site to run.

Wouldn't it be great if you could:

— Have the first pass done before you open it

— Know every one was checked against the same standard, not whoever had the time

— Start from a drafted review rather than a blank page

Nobody says this out loud, but under programme pressure RAMS get skimmed, signed and filed. Not because anyone is careless. Because a proper review takes an hour and there are nine of them.

In PC Site Manager, contractors submit their RAMS through a secure link. An AI first pass checks each one against a 27-point CDM 2015 rubric, flags what is missing and drafts your review.

Then it stops.

A competent person always makes the approval. The AI never approves anything — it does the reading, you do the deciding, and a Review Certificate is issued on every one naming who signed it.

That distinction matters. A system that approved RAMS on your behalf would be transferring a duty it cannot hold.

How long does a proper RAMS review take you, and how many are waiting?

PC Site Manager launches on Monday 7 September 2026. Get in touch and we will set it up on a live project of your own.