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Working at Height

Roof Solar Panel Installation

Multi-hazard scenario combining working at height with electrical risks. Demonstrates how swiftRMS handles complex, overlapping risk categories.

Prompt Used
Installing 24 solar panels on a pitched warehouse roof in Birmingham. 8m working height, fragile roof sections present. 3-day project with 4 workers. Electrical connection to existing distribution board.
Example Control Measures
  • Strictly adhere to HSG33 guidelines. 'Fragile Roof' signage must be displayed at access points.
  • All electrical work to be performed by a qualified electrician (JIB/ECS Gold Card) and adhere to BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations).
  • Identify and mark all fragile zones. Install safety netting (BS EN 1263-1) beneath the work area where possible.
  • Isolate AC supply and apply Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) before connection. Treat DC cables as live; use touch-safe connectors (MC4). Use insulated tools (EN 60900). Compliance with Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.
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COSHH

Asbestos Removal in School

High-stakes COSHH scenario in a sensitive environment. Shows compliance with CAR 2012 regulations and proper decontamination procedures.

Prompt Used
Licensed asbestos removal from ceiling tiles in a primary school science block. Work during summer holidays. 50sqm area, AIB tiles identified. Full enclosure required.
Example Control Measures
  • 4-Stage Clearance procedure by independent UKAS accredited analyst (ISO 17025) required before enclosure dismantling.
  • Strict adherence to Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012. Construction of full timber/polythene enclosure with 3-stage airlock (BS 8520-1).
  • All waste double-bagged in UN-approved red/clear asbestos waste bags.
  • Installation of Negative Pressure Unit (NPU) compliant with BS 8520-2 to maintain -5pa pressure. Use of controlled wet stripping injection techniques.
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Events

Christmas Market Stall Setup

Event-focused RAMS with public interface risks. Perfect example of how swiftRMS works beyond traditional construction scenarios.

Prompt Used
Setting up 15 wooden market stalls in Manchester city centre for Christmas market. Public area remains partially open. Night work required. Includes electrical connections for lighting and heaters.
Example Control Measures
  • Work duration at height to be minimised by pre-assembling roof sections on the ground where feasible.
  • Route all temporary cabling through heavy-duty cable ramps (Pro-Guard or equivalent) to prevent trip hazards.
  • All electrical connections must be performed by a competent person in accordance with BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) and BS 7909 (Temporary Electrical Systems for Events).
  • All circuits protected by 30mA RCDs.
  • Use only IP44 or IP65 rated outdoor commando sockets and couplers.
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Security

Nightclub Door Supervision

Late-night venue security with crowd management, ejection procedures, and coordination with emergency services.

Prompt Used
Door supervision for a 1,200 capacity nightclub in Leeds city centre. Friday and Saturday nights, 9pm-4am. 6 SIA-licensed door staff. Venue has 2 entry points and a smoking area. ID scanning system in use.
Example Control Measures
  • Wear needle-resistant or cut-resistant gloves (EN 388:2016 levels 4-5) when conducting physical searches.
  • Dispose of seized sharps immediately into a BS 7320 compliant sharps bin.
  • Strictly enforce venue capacity limits (1,200) using mechanical clickers or digital counting systems as required by the Licensing Act 2003.
  • Provide and mandate the use of hearing protection (Earplugs/Defenders meeting EN 352-2) for staff stationed near speakers or inside the venue.
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Security

Corporate Office Security Patrol

Comprehensive corporate security covering lone working, patrol routes, and access control management.

Prompt Used
Mobile security patrol for a 5-storey corporate office building in Canary Wharf. 24/7 coverage with lone workers on night shift. Includes car park patrols, reception cover, and CCTV monitoring. Access control system with 500+ keycard holders.
Example Control Measures
  • All operatives must hold a valid SIA Licence in Security Guarding or Door Supervision, displayed at all times as per the Private Security Industry Act
  • Report all instances of violence under RIDDOR 2013 if they result in over-7-day incapacitation or hospitalisation.
  • Implement a rigid check-call system (e.g., every 60 minutes) as per BS 7499
  • Operatives equipped with lone worker devices (BS 8484 compliant) with 'Man Down' and GPS functionality.
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Security

Festival Crowd Safety & Security

Large-scale event security covering Martyn's Law considerations, crowd dynamics, and multi-zone management.

Prompt Used
Security and crowd safety for a 3-day outdoor music festival in Somerset. 15,000 daily capacity. Multiple stages, camping area, and 24-hour bar. Vehicle access control, bag searches at entry, and roaming security teams.
Example Control Measures
  • Utilise Mojo barriers (BS EN 13200) monitored by a Safety Officer.
  • SIA Door Supervisors to manage front-of-stage density as per BS 7960:2016.
  • All staff must complete 'ACT Awareness' (Action Counters Terrorism) e-learning.
  • Security teams briefed on 'SCUD' (Suspicious, Collected, Uncomfortable, Deceptive) behavioural indicators.
  • Use of Body Worn Video (BS 8593) for evidence and deterrence.
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Electrical

Electrical Installation

swiftRMS cites all Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 as well as COSHH due to the nature of the environment and materials.

Prompt Used
Electricians are wiring up switches and sockets throughout house. The will be cutting into plasterboard, installing back-boxes and wiring up switches and sockets. Walls pre-plastered.
Example Control Measures
  • Verify circuit is dead using an approved voltage indicator (GS38 compliant) and proving unit. Do not work live unless strictly necessary and justified under Regulation 14.
  • Apply LEV (Local Exhaust Ventilation) to cutting tools where possible (e.g., vacuum attachment to wall chaser).
  • Strict adherence to Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. Implement Safe Isolation Procedure: Locate supply, lock off (LOTO), post warning signs.
  • Wear FFP3 respiratory protective equipment (EN 149) properly face-fitted. Ventilate the workspace by opening windows. Follow COSHH 2002 guidelines for dust control.
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Security

Close Protection - Book Signing

30 second description turned into full RAMS with Martyn's Law and SIA legislations cited

Prompt Used
2 close protection officers escorting celebrity guest from hotel to Waterstones in Peckham for a book signing. 
Movement of principle from hotel at 9:00 - Book signing from 10:00-13:00 then return to hotel.
1 security driver escorting while waiting in vehicle.
Example Control Measures
  • Martyn's Law Compliance: As the venue is a public space, the team must liaise with the venue manager regarding their specific 'Protect Duty' plan and evacuation routes in the event of a terror-related incident.
  • Implement Conflict Management and de-escalation techniques as per SIA training standards.
  • Maintain close protection formation (diamond or box adapted for 2 CPOs) to create a sterile zone. Liaise with venue security (BS 7960) to manage queueing systems.
  • Use physical intervention only as a last resort, lawful, and necessary (Section 3, Criminal Law Act 1967).
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Construction

Foundation pouring for house extension

We mentioned 2 team members on site - swiftRMS understands 'terraced' house means we will need to bring in excavator from rear of property and mentions removing fencing.

Prompt Used
Digging and pouring  foundations for a single story rear extension on terraced house. CAT scan revealed a fibre cable.
Example Control Measures
  • Service location confirmed via CAT scan and marked on surface. Adhere to HSG47 'Avoiding Danger from Underground Services'.
  • A dedicated Banksman must guide the excavator through the fence gap. Establish a rigid exclusion zone around the machine's operating radius.
  • Machine operator must hold relevant CPCS/NPORS competence. Flashing beacons and audible reversing alarms must be functional (PUWER 1998).
  • No mechanical excavation within 500mm of the fibre cable. Excavate by hand using insulated tools (BS 8020) to expose the line safely. Support the cable if suspended.
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