RAMS AI is a cloud-based platform built by United Applications Ltd that helps construction professionals create Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) along with other safety documents. It uses AI to speed up the writing process while keeping everything aligned with UK CDM 2015 regulations.

Is RAMS AI compliant with UK regulations?

Yes. Every template and AI suggestion is aligned with the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) and UK health and safety best practice. The platform's hazard library is based on recognised UK standards.

What types of documents can I create?

RAMS AI supports five core document types: RAMS (Risk Assessments & Method Statements), Construction Phase Plans (CPP), COSHH Assessments, Toolbox Talks, and Site Inductions. Each module has its own guided wizard. You can learn more about each module on our RAMS Generator, CPP, COSHH, Toolbox Talks, and Site Inductions pages.

How does the AI help me write documents?

The AI can generate method statement content based on the work activities you describe, suggest relevant hazards and control measures, check your document for inconsistencies, and recommend appropriate permits. You remain in full control and can edit everything the AI produces.

How does digital sign-off work?

When your document is ready, you can collect digital signatures from operatives. They draw their signature directly on a phone or tablet screen, removing the need for printed paperwork. Signed-off documents are locked and stored as a permanent record.

Fire & Life Safety RAMS – AI Risk Assessments for BAFE Contractors

Create comprehensive Fire & Life Safety RAMS documents using AI. Built for BAFE-certified fire protection contractors and specialists working on passive fire protection, fire alarm systems, sprinklers, smoke control, fire doors, dry & wet risers, gaseous & foam suppression, fireproof cabling, compartmentation surveys, and disabled refuge installations. Every document is aligned with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the relevant British Standards, and third-party certification scheme requirements.

Key Features

AI-Generated Content – Describe the job and the AI produces a complete RAMS covering project details, risk assessment, method statement, PPE, training, COSHH, and emergency arrangements tailored to fire protection works
Fire-Specific Hazard Library – Pre-built hazards covering hot works, system impairment, asbestos encounter, working at height in riser shafts, and dust from fire stopping compounds
Regulatory Compliance – Documents reference the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, BS 476, BS EN 1366, BS EN 54, BS 9999, and the BAFE SP101, SP203, and SP207 schemes
High-Rise & Occupied Premises Ready – Special provisions for buildings over 18m, residential blocks, and occupied premises – including system impairment procedures and temporary fire safety measures
Professional PDF Export – Print-ready, branded A4 documents with risk matrices, fire-specific arrangements, and sign-off blocks ready for client and principal contractor submission
Digital Sign-Off – Collect operative signatures on-site with full audit trail, version history, and timestamped declaration records for BAFE audit evidence

Fire Protection Job Types Supported

Passive Fire Protection – Fire stopping, fire batt, intumescent sealants, cavity barriers, and compartmentation
Fire Alarm Installation & Commissioning – BS 5839 Part 1 (commercial) and Part 6 (domestic) systems, addressable panels, detectors, and sounders
Sprinkler & Suppression Systems – Wet and dry pipe sprinklers, pre-action systems, water mist, and watermain connections to BS EN 12845 and LPS 1048
Smoke Control & AOV – Mechanical and natural smoke ventilation, automatic opening vents, smoke shafts, and pressurisation systems
Fire Doors – FD30 and FD60 door installation, intumescent strip and smoke seal fitting, and door closer adjustment
Dry & Wet Risers – Installation, pressure testing, and annual inspection of rising mains for firefighting
Gaseous & Foam Suppression – FM-200, Novec 1230, CO2, inert gas, and high-expansion foam systems
Fireproof Cabling – FP200, MICC, and other fire-rated cable installation for life safety circuits
Compartmentation Surveys – Survey and remediation of fire-resisting walls, floors, and service penetrations
Disabled Refuge & Evac Chair – Refuge area communication systems and evacuation chair installations

UK Fire Safety Regulatory Compliance

Every Fire & Life Safety RAMS document is aligned with current UK fire safety legislation, British Standards, and third-party certification scheme requirements:

Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO) – Articles 8–22
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015)
BS 476 – Fire tests on building materials and structures
BS EN 1366 – Fire resistance tests for service installations
BS EN 54 – Fire detection and fire alarm system components
BS 9999 – Fire safety in the design, management and use of buildings
BS 8414 – Fire performance of external cladding systems

Third-Party Certification Support

Documents are structured to support the evidence requirements of the main fire-sector certification schemes:

BAFE SP101 – Portable fire extinguisher commissioning and maintenance
BAFE SP203 – Fire detection and fire alarm systems (design, installation, commissioning, maintenance)
BAFE SP207 – Fire risk assessments
FIRAS / IFC – Passive fire protection installers
LPCB / BRE certification schemes

Who Fire RAMS is For

Fire & Life Safety RAMS is a paid Enterprise module designed for specialist fire-protection contractors who need to produce audit-ready RAMS documents for every job. Typical users include passive fire protection installers, fire alarm engineers, sprinkler contractors, smoke control specialists, fire door installers, and compartmentation surveyors operating across commercial, residential, and high-rise buildings.

Related Modules

RAMS Generator – General construction Risk Assessments and Method Statements
Construction Phase Plans – CDM 2015-aligned CPPs that complement your fire RAMS
COSHH Assessments – Assess substances such as intumescent sealants, fire stopping compounds, and adhesives
Toolbox Talks – Brief your team on hot works, system impairment, and fire-stopping integrity