Rivisio looks up the relevant HSE guidance and UK legislation before it writes a word, so every control cites a real source.
General-purpose AI tools are prone to inventing plausible-sounding answers. For safety-critical documentation, that is not good enough. Rivisio is built on a retrieval-augmented approach (RAG): instead of answering from memory, it first looks things up.
Relevant HSE guidance and UK regulations, the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, RIDDOR, COSHH, PUWER and the Management Regulations, are pulled in for the specific task.
The AI is anchored to those trusted sources, plus your own company’s historic assessments and knowledge.
Your document is written and produced with the legislation referenced inside the controls, not bolted on afterwards.
The result reads like it was written by an experienced practitioner, cites the legislation behind each control, and stands up to an HSE inspector or an ISO 45001 auditor, because it is built from real sources rather than pattern-matched from a generic template.
The same approach produces full RAMS documents and COSHH assessments, and it is what makes risk assessment software for SMEs workable without a qualified practitioner in-house.
faster risk assessment production
assessments ingested and validated
From a live pilot with Wilton Engineering, where the grounded approach was measured against the manual process it replaced.
“The final generated report looks professional and well-structured. Including relevant legislation within the control measures is a strong feature and adds real credibility.”
A1 Safety Consultants, pilot tester
A1 Safety Consultants, an independent pilot tester, specifically flagged the legislation-in-context feature as the thing that adds credibility.
Request pilot access to run Rivisio against your own assessments. To book a demo, email us at contact@rivisio.com and we will arrange a time.