Compliance & RAMS — evidence, not theatre
Tier 1 programmes do not buy “features”; they buy defensible evidence. Riggr aligns operational records with how RAMS and method statements are actually produced and filed.
Riggr is built so operational records can answer diligence questions without heroic forensics: who was eligible at dispatch, what RAMS or method pack applied to the job, and how that ties to the people actually on site. Exportable trails and role-based access support reviews with primes and subcontractors. For data handling, retention, and subprocessors in procurement packs, see Governance & audit.
What buyers typically ask — and what they need to hear
- Scoped access for subcontractors vs prime staff. Role-based access so each party sees what they need to execute and evidence — not a flat export of the whole estate.
- Traceability from job → pack → person on site. A continuous chain in the operational system, not a folder that “usually” matches what dispatch said.
- Consistency across regions. The same platform behaviours everywhere — not one team’s “good practice” spreadsheet and another’s.
On detailed product behaviour (e.g. signing workflows), we walk through what is live today on an intro call and document anything still on the roadmap for your security pack.