Built for UK firms with 1–15 employees

All your health & safety compliance, in one place.

RAMS, risk assessments, COSHH, site audits, toolbox talks, the accident book and training records — everything a small UK construction or trades business needs to stay compliant and win work.

No obligation. See it in action.

Health & safety software sized for small UK businesses

Most health and safety software is built for corporates: per-seat pricing, compliance officers, week-long onboarding. A roofing firm with four operatives doesn't need any of that. It needs to produce a RAMS pack tonight for a job that starts Monday, keep the accident book straight, and know when the lads' CSCS cards expire.

Site Safety UK covers the compliance workload of a UK business with 1–15 employees end to end. Document builders for risk assessments, method statements, COSHH assessments and H&S policies. Registers for training records, equipment inspections, right-to-work checks and subcontractor approvals. A RIDDOR-aware accident book. Site audit checklists. All branded with your logo and exported as professional PDFs.

The result is simple: paperwork that used to eat your evenings takes minutes, clients and principal contractors get documents that look like they came from a firm ten times your size, and when an accreditation assessor or HSE inspector asks a question, the answer is one search away instead of buried in a van glovebox.

Everything the paperwork demands, nothing it doesn't

Document builders

RAMS, risk assessments, method statements, COSHH assessments, H&S policies, handbooks and employment contracts — all guided, all branded.

Site audits & inspections

Run site safety audits and equipment inspections from templates, with photos, scores and follow-up actions recorded.

RIDDOR-aware accident book

Log injuries and near misses properly, with severity classification that flags when an incident is RIDDOR-reportable to the HSE.

Training & card tracking

CSCS, IPAF, PASMA, first aid and more — expiry dates tracked so certifications never lapse the week before a big job.

Subcontractor compliance

Hold insurance, RAMS and accreditation records for every subbie, with review dates so nothing expires unnoticed.

Project organisation

Group documents by project so everything for a job — RAMS, audits, talks, incidents — lives together and is ready for handover.

Up and running in an afternoon

1

Add your company

Logo, details and trade — every document you export is branded automatically from day one.

2

Create your first documents

Start with the job that's most urgent: a RAMS pack, a risk assessment or your H&S policy.

3

Build your registers

Add your team's training cards, your kit for inspections, and your regular subcontractors.

4

Stay ahead

The dashboard shows what's expiring, what needs review and what's outstanding — before it becomes a problem.

One platform vs. the usual patchwork

Site Safety UKWord, Excel & paper
Producing a RAMS packGuided builder, 10–15 minutesHours in Word, formatting battles
Finding a document on requestSearch — everything in one placeLaptops, inboxes, gloveboxes
Expiry trackingAutomatic for cards, insurance and inspectionsSomeone has to remember
Accident recordingStructured log with RIDDOR flaggingA paper book that's never to hand
CostOne flat subscription for the whole firmFree — until the first rejected tender or fine

Where small firms get caught out

No written H&S policy at five employees

The moment you employ five people, a written health and safety policy becomes a legal requirement under HSWA 1974. It's one of the first things accreditation schemes and inspectors ask for.

Missing a RIDDOR deadline

Specified injuries and over-7-day incapacitations must be reported to the HSE within strict timescales. An accident book that classifies severity properly is what catches these in time.

Expired subcontractor insurance

If a subbie's public liability lapsed three months ago and something goes wrong on your site, it's your problem. Insurance expiry tracking isn't admin — it's protection.

Paperwork scattered across the business

The document exists, but nobody can find it during the audit. Centralised storage is the difference between a smooth assessment and a failed one.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Site Safety UK for?

UK trades and small construction businesses with roughly 1–15 employees: roofers, electricians, groundworkers, scaffolders, landscapers, maintenance firms and general builders. Sole traders use it too — clients ask them for the same paperwork.

What documents can I create?

Risk assessments, method statements (RAMS), COSHH assessments, health & safety policies, toolbox talks, site audits, equipment inspections, accident reports, training records, employment contracts and employee handbooks — all exported as branded PDFs.

Is it aligned with UK regulations?

The document structures follow UK HSE guidance and reflect UK regulations such as the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, CDM 2015, COSHH 2002 and RIDDOR 2013. It's a documentation tool, not a consultancy — you remain responsible for the content's accuracy for your work.

Do I need training to use it?

No. Each builder is a guided form written in plain trade language. If you can fill in a timesheet, you can produce a RAMS pack. Most users create their first document within 15 minutes of signing up.

Does it help with CHAS or SafeContractor accreditation?

Yes — accreditation assessments largely check that your documented arrangements exist and are current: policy, risk assessments, training records, accident procedures. Having them organised in one branded system makes evidencing straightforward.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is a flat monthly subscription that covers your whole company — no per-seat pricing. Book a demo and we'll walk you through the plans.

Compliance sorted. Evenings back.

Everything a small UK firm needs to stay compliant, pass audits and win work — from one login. Book a demo today.

No obligation. See it in action.

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