Risk management software for construction

Inside each project. Every new project has a Health & Safety document category with sub-categories for the Construction Phase Plan, RAMS, F10 notifications, asbestos and more, and company-wide templates live in the Health & Safety documents library.

Risk management software gives construction teams one place to keep risk assessments and method statements, track safety issues, and keep governance, risk and compliance connected to live projects, instead of managing risk in separate spreadsheets and files.

Yes. You can keep your risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) in Sync, linked to the job they relate to, with review dates and approval status tracked, so the current version is always to hand. Sync is where they live, rather than a tool that writes them for you.

Risk records sit alongside your audits, incidents and credentials, so governance, risk and compliance are managed together rather than in separate silos.

Yes. Because everything is recorded consistently, recurring issues and high-risk sites become visible early, so teams can act on patterns before they turn into incidents.

Access is role-based, so each person sees the risk information relevant to their work while sensitive detail stays controlled.

A risk assessment is a structured look at what could cause harm on a job, who might be affected, and how the risk is controlled, often scored on a 5x5 risk matrix. Sync is where those risk assessments and method statements (RAMS) live: kept in one place, linked to the project, with review dates tracked.

The hierarchy of control is the order in which hazards should be dealt with: eliminate, substitute, engineering controls, administrative controls, then PPE as a last resort. Sync keeps the risk assessments that set out those controls in one place, linked to the job.

A 5x5 risk matrix scores likelihood against severity to rank a hazard. Sync is not a risk-assessment builder; it is where your completed risk assessments live, including any scored on a 5x5 matrix, kept linked to the job with review dates tracked.

A dynamic risk assessment is one updated on the day as conditions change on site, rather than written once and filed away. You can keep your dynamic risk assessments in Sync alongside the rest, linked to the job, so the latest version is always to hand.

Yes. Your COSHH assessments sit alongside your other risk documents, linked to the job, with review dates tracked, so they are ready when an audit needs them.