20/10/2026
It Was Written in the RAMS... But Nobody Was Doing It
You've got the Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) in place. Everything looks good on paper. But is that what's actually happening on site?
It's something we see more often than you might think.
The RAMS say one thing, but the work is being carried out differently. Maybe a control measure has been overlooked, a shortcut has become normal practice, or the team hasn't properly understood what's expected.
Having RAMS in place doesn't automatically mean the risks are being managed.
They need to reflect the work being carried out, be communicated to those doing the job, and most importantly, be followed.
👉 When was the last time you checked that what's written in your RAMS matches what's actually happening on site?
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