What problem does it solve?
Generic AI-generated safety paperwork for Indian mines is often rejected by DGMS regulators due to vague obligations, incorrect form citations, leaked sensitive miner data, and missing required context. Manually drafting compliant DGMS statutory forms is time-consuming and requires specialized knowledge of regional zone requirements and the India Mines Act 1952.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Obligation Resolution: Enforces a mandatory multi-step intake to capture mine-specific context (region/zone, obligation type, event details) before drafting, refusing to proceed on vague requests to avoid incorrect filings.
- Verified Form Drafting: Drafts only the five verified DGMS statutory forms (24-hour accident/dangerous occurrence notice, Form J accident register, Form B employee register, annual return, statutory Manager appointment letters) and marks all unverified form IDs as [GAP] to never invent incorrect form numbers.
- Mandatory Data Protection: Runs a full de-identification pass before drafting any output, pseudonymizing miner identifiers, aggregating small injury/illness cells, and separating re-identification keys from circulated documents to protect sensitive worker data.
- Regulatory Defensibility: Appends OSH-Code transition notes, includes mandatory SME review by a DGMS statutory-compliance specialist, and runs pre-output quality checks to ensure drafts are ready for DGMS-qualified review.
- Use Case: A mine safety manager in the Dhanbad zone needs to file a 24-hour dangerous occurrence notice after a site accident. The skill captures the event details, resolves the correct form for the zone, de-identifies injured worker information, and produces a draft compliant with DGMS requirements for final review.
Quick Start
Use the dgms-statutory-pack skill to draft a compliant DGMS statutory form for your Indian mine by providing the mine's region/zone, the required obligation type, and relevant event or personnel details.
