Risk Assessment Generator
Generate site risk assessments with hazard registers, risk ratings, and control measures.
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How to Use Risk Assessment Generator
- 1Describe the activity — 'erection of structural steel frame on a multi-storey building site'.
- 2Describe the location and environment: 'urban construction site, 8 floors'.
- 3State the workforce involved: '6 steel erectors, 1 crane operator'.
- 4Add the company name and generate.
- 5You get a risk rating matrix, a risk register with control measures, emergency arrangements and a signature block. A competent person must review it against the real site and sign it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a legally compliant risk assessment?
Not on its own. In most jurisdictions a risk assessment must be suitable and sufficient for the specific work and prepared by a competent person. This gives you a structured starting register; the assessment — judging what actually applies here, today, with these people — cannot be generated.
Are the risk ratings reliable?
Treat them as a starting point. Likelihood and severity depend on the site, the crew, the weather and the controls already in place, none of which the tool can see. Re-rate every line yourself; that re-rating is most of what makes an assessment yours.
Why does it ask about the workforce?
Because the number and type of operatives changes both the risk and the controls — supervision ratios, lifting arrangements, exclusion zones. It also prompts consideration of anyone else affected, which is the group most often left out of a written assessment.
Does it cover emergency arrangements?
It includes a section for them, populated with the usual provisions. These are site facts — muster points, rescue plans for work at height, first aid cover — so replace the generic content with your actual arrangements.
Can I use it alongside the Method Statement Generator?
Yes, and that is the normal pairing. Generate both for the same activity and site description so the hazards identified in the assessment match the controls in the method statement, then have both reviewed together.
About Risk Assessment Generator
The Risk Assessment Generator produces a risk register for a described activity, with a rating matrix, control measures for each hazard, emergency arrangements and a signature block, from the activity, location, environment and workforce you specify.
Its value is coverage. The well-known hazards for steel erection or confined space entry are well known because they keep injuring people, and the most common failing in a hand-written assessment is simply omitting one. Starting from a complete generic register and cutting what does not apply is more reliable than starting from a blank page.
Its limit is that a generic register is not an assessment. The ratings assume nothing about your site, your crew or the controls already in place, and they need re-rating line by line by someone who has been there. That re-rating is the actual work, and it is the part that makes the document suitable and sufficient.
Pair it with the Method Statement Generator using the same activity and site description, so hazards and controls line up. A competent person must review and sign. Your input goes to our own AI server over HTTPS, is used once, and is never stored or used for training. If our server is down, a backup AI provider may handle the request under its own data policy.