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Health & Safety (R.A.M.)

Prioritising Safety, Compliance, and Professional Standards in Every Project

At EcoBase Hydroseeding Ltd, safety isn’t a box we tick — it’s the foundation of every project we deliver.
We understand that our work often takes place on active development sites, public areas, and environmentally sensitive land. That’s why we apply a detailed Risk Assessment and Method Statement (R.A.M.) process before any hydroseeding or erosion-control operation begins.

Our commitment to safety protects not only our team but also our clients, the public, and the surrounding environment.

EcoBase HydroSeeding ensures site safety and precision. Our certified team conducts professional R.A.M. inspections for large

Our Health & Safety Commitment

EcoBase operates under strict compliance with current UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regulations and Environmental Agency guidance.
Every project is assessed, planned, and documented to ensure safe working conditions, controlled environmental impact, and full accountability.

We hold all necessary insurances, training certifications, and PPE standards required for professional site work in the UK.

Our R.A.M. Process

Each EcoBase project is guided by three core stages of compliance and preparation:

1. Site Risk Assessment
Before any application begins, our qualified team conducts a full inspection covering:
• Terrain and slope stability
• Soil composition and drainage
• Access routes and vehicle movement
• Proximity to public areas, roads, and water systems
• Potential hazards, including underground or overhead utilities

Findings are documented and reviewed to identify all risks, which are then controlled through detailed mitigation measures.

2. Method Statement
We outline exactly how our work will be carried out — clearly, safely, and in compliance with all UK laws and regulations.
This includes:
• Step-by-step operational procedure
• Site setup and containment plan
• Machinery and spray-equipment handling protocols
• PPE requirements for all operatives
• Safe storage and mixing of seed, mulch, and bonding agents
• Emergency response and spill management plan

This structured approach ensures that all works remain safe, traceable, and fully auditable under UK HSE guidance.

3. Environmental Protection
EcoBase uses only eco-friendly, biodegradable hydroseeding materials. We actively prevent water pollution, soil erosion, and damage to nearby habitats through:
• Controlled spray boundaries
• Run-off prevention and drainage monitoring
• Waste management and site clean-up procedures
• Compliance with Environmental Agency environmental protection standards

Every application supports sustainability and long-term land stability — aligning with both council and developer sustainability goals.

Working Safely Around the Public

When operating near residential areas, highways, or public green spaces, EcoBase enforces:
• Clearly marked exclusion zones
• Traffic and pedestrian management plans
• Noise-control measures
• Continuous supervision by trained site leads

This ensures that every project — from small lawns to large infrastructure developments — is handled with the same precision and responsibility.

Why Developers, Councils & Landscapers Trust EcoBase

✔ Full RAMS documentation available before any works commence
✔ Staff trained to current CSCS, PPE, and Environmental Awareness standards
✔ Comprehensive public liability and site-specific insurance cover
✔ Transparent communication with site managers and safety officers
✔ Proven record of compliance across commercial and municipal projects

We know that for developers and councils, safety and compliance mean credibility. EcoBase Hydroseeding Ltd stands for both — delivering projects that meet legal obligations while protecting people and the planet.

Safety Today, Sustainability Tomorrow

Our R.A.M. process isn’t just about safety — it’s about long-term trust.
When you work with EcoBase, you’re choosing a contractor that values professionalism, precision, and partnership in every layer of soil we touch.

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