The product

Every safety document, from first draft to sign-off.

Ember writes, checks and keeps current the paperwork a site runs on, in the names your sites use, on the phones your crews already carry. People keep the judgement. Ember keeps the pages true to the job.

On site

The checks that happen where the work happens.

Pre-works, point of work risk assessment and post-works checks run in the browser on the phone in the operative's pocket, with photos, in their own language. The questions come from the job's own RAMS or JHA, so the check on the ground matches the plan on paper, and the record lands on the dashboard as it happens.

  • Grounded in the job

    Every question traces to the pack for that task and the site's own rules. No generic checklist.

  • Nine languages on the tools

    Operatives answer in their own language, Spanish included. Managers read everything in English.

  • Nothing to install

    Runs in the browser on the phone the crew already carries. Nothing to issue, charge or lose.

Ember

Safety paperwork

9:41

Priya · Site Manager · 14:02

The propping RAMS for Level 3 just came in. Good to go for Monday?

Checking your checklist

  • RAMS · Propping · Rev 2
  • Review checklist · 78 points
  • Propping method statement
  • Permit to work · Level 3

Ember

Checked in 73 s. Two points to fix: no rescue plan for work at height, and prop spacing does not match the design. Both quoted. Your call.

Sent back to the subcontractor
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9 languages

Review

A subcontractor's pack, checked in seconds.

Upload the RAMS, JHA or method statement and Ember tests it point by point against your own review checklist, quoting the exact lines where something is missing or contradicts the method. 1 minute 13 seconds on a pack that took 45 minutes by hand. The marked-up pack goes back to the author to fix before they start.

01

Verified, not asserted

Every finding quotes the document, and each quote is checked against the file before you see it.

02

People decide

Findings are accepted or sent back with a reason. Ember never approves or rewrites a document on your behalf.

03

A record by default

Every draft, check and sign-off lands in a tamper-evident log you can export for the client, the insurer, the regulator or the Building Safety Act's golden thread.

The dashboard

One view of the site's paperwork as it really is.

The review queue with what is waiting on a decision, the checks submitted from site today, the BS 5975 temporary works register with its design checks and permits, and the audit trail behind all of it. When a drawing or a method changes, the paperwork that depends on it is flagged before anyone works to the old version.

EmberSite dashboard
Riverside Quarter · Level 3 propping

Subcontractor packs checked this week

5 checked
  • Propping · RAMS Rev 2

    Rescue plan missing for work at height

    61/100

    Sent back. Two points quoted for the author.

  • Scaffold · RAMS Rev 4

    Inspection regime not stated

    74/100

    Sent back. One point to fix.

  • Electrical · Method statement

    Isolation sequence matches the permit

    96/100

    Accepted. Ready for Monday.

  • Groundworks · RAMS Rev 1

    Service drawings referenced are superseded

    55/100

    Sent back. Hold until Rev 2 lands.

  • Roofing · RAMS Rev 2

    No gaps against the checklist

    98/100

    Accepted.

Checked against your own checklist. Every point quotes the document; your reviewer decides.

Live updates

  • RAMS received · Propping Rev 2

    Uploaded from site · 14:02

  • Checked in 73 seconds

    78 points tested, 2 to fix, lines quoted

  • Sent back to the subcontractor

    Awaiting Rev 3 · permit on hold

Acknowledge
You acknowledged this review

Ember

Safety paperwork

9:41

Priya · Site Manager · 14:02

The propping RAMS for Level 3 just came in. Good to go for Monday?

Checking your checklist

  • RAMS · Propping · Rev 2
  • Review checklist · 78 points
  • Propping method statement
  • Permit to work · Level 3

Ember

Checked in 73 s. Two points to fix: no rescue plan for work at height, and prop spacing does not match the design. Both quoted. Your call.

Sent back to the subcontractor

Site office

Rev 3 received. Both points closed. Permit to work issued for Monday.

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9 languages

How it fits your site

Live on one site in days.

Starts with your documents

Upload the RAMS, method statements, permits and checklists you already hold. Ember reads them and uses your names for things.

Nothing new to roll out

A web app, used on desktops in the office and on the phones already on site. No hardware, no app store, no integration project to start.

Fits how you run the job

Your checklists, your sign-off roles, your permit system. Ember checks against them rather than replacing them.