RAMS & method statement software
Ohutu helps builders and contractors create project-specific RAMS and Method Statements more quickly and with less hassle. Instead of starting from scratch or relying on old templates, you can organise the risks, controls and working methods for the job through one guided process.
Whether you are managing a domestic job, roofing project, refurbishment or larger commercial build, Ohutu helps you spend less time producing paperwork and keep documents easier to manage as the work progresses.
What are RAMS and method statements?
RAMS stands for Risk Assessment and Method Statement. Together, they show the risks involved in a job, how those risks will be controlled and how the work will be carried out safely.
Risk assessments identify the hazards and controls. Method Statements set out the steps, equipment, and working methods involved in completing the task.
RAMS software helps contractors create and manage Risk Assessments and Method Statements through a clearer, more structured process.
Instead of copying old documents or editing generic templates, dedicated software guides you through the information required for each project before generating professional documentation tailored to the work you're carrying out.
By digitising the process, contractors can create more consistent, organised paperwork while reducing repetitive admin and the risk of important project information being missed.
Why contractors use RAMS software
Risk Assessments and Method Statements are often one of the first documents clients or principal contractors ask to see before work begins.
Using dedicated software helps you produce documentation that's quicker to create, easier to manage, and better suited to each individual project.
Save time on every project
Creating RAMS manually often means searching for previous documents, copying information, and making multiple edits before they're ready to issue.
Ohutu streamlines this process by generating project-specific RAMS from the information you enter, helping you complete paperwork significantly faster.
Produce project-specific documentation
No two construction projects are exactly the same.
Rather than relying on generic wording, Ohutu helps you create documentation that's tailored to the specific activities, hazards, and control measures relevant to your project.
This helps ensure your RAMS better reflect the work being undertaken.
Create professional-looking documents
Well-prepared RAMS demonstrate that you've considered how work will be carried out safely and responsibly.
Clear, professional-looking documentation can help give clients and principal contractors confidence that the work has been properly considered.
Keep Your Documents Organised
Ohutu keeps your health and safety paperwork together digitally, making RAMS easier to access, update and organise as projects progress.
How Ohutu helps you create RAMS
1. Add the job details
2. Create your RAMS
3. Keep the paperwork current
Built to support safer working practices
Good RAMS do more than meet paperwork requirements - they help communicate risks clearly to everyone involved in the project.
By documenting potential hazards and control measures before work starts, builders can improve planning, support site inductions, and encourage consistent working practices throughout the project.
Ohutu makes this process simpler by guiding you through the information needed to produce structured and easy-to-follow documentation.
More than just RAMS software
RAMS are often only one part of getting the right paperwork in place. Ohutu helps you create and organise RAMS alongside the wider site documents needed across the project.
Generate documentation including:
Built by builders. Made for real sites.
Designed around the construction industry
Ohutu was created by someone with real construction experience, not by people guessing how sites operate. It is built to make paperwork more practical and easier to manage while jobs are underway.
Easy to use
Whether you create RAMS regularly or only occasionally, Ohutu guides you through the information needed and helps you produce clearer, better-organised documentation.
Consistent documentation
Producing paperwork using the same structured process helps maintain consistency across every project and reduces the likelihood of outdated information being carried over from previous jobs.
Documents kept together
Keep project paperwork together digitally, making documents easier to retrieve, update and organise as work progresses.
