comah-safety-report-assistant

Structure COMAH/Seveso III safety reports with de-identified, sourced QRA data.

1|Updated Jun 14, 2026
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Skill: comah-safety-report-assistant
Source: https://github.com/ashley-eyekyam/hse-leadership-skills/tree/main/skills/comah-safety-report-assistant
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ashley-eyekyam/hse-leadership-skills --skill comah-safety-report-assistant

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Generic AI tools produce vague, non-compliant COMAH/Seveso III safety reports that fail regulatory review, often fabricating risk data or leaking sensitive personnel information. This Skill eliminates those risks by enforcing structured intake, strict no-fabrication rules, and mandatory de-identification before any drafting begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured Intake: Forces specificity for establishment details, tier, dangerous substances, and external QRA sources before assembling any report content, refusing to proceed on vague or missing inputs.
  • Defensible Report Structure: Assembles all six required COMAH/Seveso III Safety Report elements (MAPP, safety management system, establishment description, major-accident scenarios, ALARP demonstration, internal emergency plan) and hierarchy-of-controls ranks all risk-reduction measures.
  • Safety & Compliance Guardrails: Mandates de-identification of all personal and health data, records unsupplied external data as [GAP] instead of fabricating it, and requires a domain-expert SME review before any output is presented.
  • Use Case: A UK upper-tier COMAH duty holder can use this Skill to structure their full Safety Report argument, ensuring all regulatory elements are covered and all quantitative risk data is traced to their external QRA provider.

Quick Start

Use the comah-safety-report-assistant skill to structure the full upper-tier COMAH Safety Report for our Grangemouth LPG terminal, using the QRA and ALARP figures from our external process safety consultant and the site details from our establishment notes.

Frequently Asked Questions about comah-safety-report-assistant

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure a COMAH safety report to ensure regulatory compliance?

To structure a COMAH safety report, you must assemble all six required elements: MAPP, safety management system, establishment description, major-accident scenarios, ALARP demonstration, and internal emergency plan. This ensures regulatory defensibility for upper-tier duty holders.

How do I prevent AI from fabricating QRA data in a Seveso III safety report?

To prevent AI from fabricating QRA data in a Seveso III safety report, enforce strict no-fabrication rules that record unsupplied external data as a [GAP] and trace every quantitative figure to external competent-person sources before drafting.

What is the best way to de-identify sensitive data for a COMAH safety report?

De-identifying sensitive data for a COMAH safety report involves mandating the removal of all personal and health data before any drafting begins. This prevents leaking sensitive personnel information during the regulatory submission process.

How do I rank risk-reduction measures for an ALARP demonstration?

Ranking risk-reduction measures for an ALARP demonstration requires applying the hierarchy of controls to all safety measures. This ranks risks systematically to prove that hazards are reduced to As Low As Reasonably Practicable.

Can I use generic AI to draft a Seveso III safety report without SME review?

Drafting a Seveso III safety report without SME review is not recommended. You must mandate a domain-expert SME review and quality validation passes before presenting any output to ensure regulatory defensibility.

When should I not use automated tools for COMAH safety report generation?

You should not use automated tools for COMAH safety report generation when lacking specific external QRA data or establishment details. The process requires structured intake and refuses to proceed on vague or missing inputs.