WorkConstruction · Civil engineering and utilities
Method statements, drafted to your own standard.
Site teams describe a job, answer a few questions, and get a draft risk assessment and method statement in the company's own template, which a safety lead checks and signs.
Built for a civil engineering and utilities contractorClickable prototypeSample data
Every name, figure and record here is inventedThe client's details are withheldThe workflow is the real one
What it does
AI with the engineer, not instead of them.
Who uses it
- Site and contracts engineers
- Site supervisors
- Safety leads
Describe the job, typed or spokenIt asks only what would change the hazards, at most two short rounds. Anything nobody can answer yet is marked to confirm on site.
Drafted in the company templateEvery section is written in the company's own format. Each hazard is rated before and after controls, and each control is tagged as from the company library or newly proposed.
Nothing goes through unreadThe engineer accepts, edits or flags every section and hazard before it can go for sign-off.
Signed off by the safety leadThe safety lead resolves flags, signs, and exports the approved document to Word or PDF.