Built for trade businesses
Fabora is aimed at UK steel fabricators, site welders, steel erectors, and related metal trades that need practical software around live work.
Fabora products
RAMS software for UK steelwork, fabrication, and workshop control.
Fabora is the wider software brand. Fabora RAMS is live now for site and workshop RAMS, and LEV Ready by Fabora covers LEV and extraction asset records with a public 7-day trial for new teams.
What does Fabora make?
Fabora builds practical software for UK steel trades. Fabora RAMS is RAMS software for steel fabrication, site welding, and steel erection: draft a risk assessment and method statement, reuse company content, and issue branded packs. LEV Ready keeps LEV and extraction asset records in order. Final review stays with your business.
Live nowFabora RAMS for site and workshop RAMS
Also availableLEV Ready for LEV and extraction asset records
DirectionMore practical products and tools planned
Live now
Fabora RAMS
RAMS software for steelwork businesses that need faster drafting, reusable company content, and cleaner issue control.
- Site and workshop RAMS
- Reusable company libraries
- Branded PDFs and share links
LEV Ready by Fabora
Specialist LEV and extraction records
Keep sites, areas, assets, QR labels, checks, service records, corrective actions, and due work in one practical record flow.
Fabora is being built carefully: clear live routes first, staged access where needed, then more practical trade tools as they are ready.
What Fabora is
A practical software brand, not a single page.
Fabora is being built as software for steelwork businesses that need help with repeat paperwork, workshop control admin, and day-to-day delivery work. The public website keeps each product route clear so buyers can follow the right story without guesswork.
Rolled out in useful stages
Fabora RAMS is live, LEV Ready now has a public 7-day trial route, and there is still room for more practical tools later.
Kept commercially sensible
The goal is software that earns its place in the business, with clear product routes and careful wording around what is live, staged, or still coming later.
What buyers can see and use today
Fabora now has two public product routes. Fabora RAMS handles RAMS workflows. LEV Ready handles LEV and extraction asset records. Each route stays clear about what it covers and how access works.
Live now
Fabora RAMS
Fabora RAMS helps steelwork teams build site and workshop RAMS faster, reuse company content, and issue cleaner job-specific packs.
- Built for steel fabricators, site welders, and steel erectors
- Reusable company libraries and job-specific editing
- Clear pricing and a live public product route
Public product page
LEV Ready by Fabora
LEV Ready is the Fabora product for sites, areas, extraction assets, QR labels, checks, service history, corrective actions, and due work.
- Specialist LEV and extraction asset records
- 7-day trial for new teams
- Sign-in available for current users
More practical products and tools are still planned
Fabora is leaving room for more useful trade tools later, but the public site still needs to stay trustworthy. That means clear status labels and no pretending unfinished ideas are already live.
Trade tools
Smaller utilities can sit alongside the products
Fabora can keep adding smaller tools that help with workshop and site planning without forcing everything into the same product route.
Direct route
Contact still sits close to the products
If a buyer needs rollout help, fit advice, or a product-fit conversation, the contact route stays close to the product pages instead of hiding behind a form maze.
Why it is built this way
A wider platform story without blurring the routes
Fabora needs to feel like a growing software brand, but the public site still needs to stay grounded. Each product route should make sense on its own and still fit the same overall Fabora standard.
Clear public routes for each product
Fabora RAMS and LEV Ready each have their own public page so buyers can understand the right workflow without mixed messaging.
Trade-first problems
Each product is being chosen around workshop, site, delivery, and control admin that steelwork businesses already deal with every week.
Useful links around the software
Pricing, resources, and contact routes stay close to the product pages so buyers can move from research to action without hunting around the site.
Practical next step
Use the product page that matches the job
Use Fabora RAMS when the job is RAMS drafting and issue control. Use LEV Ready when the job is keeping extraction asset records, due work, and supporting evidence organised. Need rollout or fit help? Contact us first.
Products FAQ
RAMS and LEV questions, answered plainly
Short answers on what RAMS means, when one is needed, the difference between a risk assessment and a method statement, and which Fabora product fits the job.
Want the detail?
What is RAMS?
RAMS stands for risk assessment and method statement. The risk assessment lists the hazards on a job and how they are controlled. The method statement sets out, step by step, how the work is done safely. On steelwork jobs they are usually issued together as one pack before work starts.
Is a RAMS legally required?
UK law does not name a document called RAMS, but it does require you to assess risk and plan safe work, and most principal contractors ask for a RAMS pack before letting you on site. Fabora RAMS helps you produce that pack. Final review and sign-off still stay with your business.
What is the difference between a risk assessment and a method statement?
A risk assessment identifies what could go wrong and the controls that reduce the risk. A method statement is the safe working method: the sequence of steps, the kit, and who does what. RAMS software keeps both in one job-specific pack so site and workshop teams work from the same document.
Which Fabora product do I need?
Use Fabora RAMS when the job is drafting and issuing site or workshop RAMS for steel fabrication, site welding, or steel erection. Use LEV Ready when you need to keep LEV and extraction asset records, checks, and due work in order. They are separate products with their own pages.