What problem does it solve?
Generic AI tools produce non-compliant chemical safety paperwork: vague hazard classifications, PPE-first controls that fail regulatory review, missing jurisdiction-specific requirements, and accidental leaks of personal/health data in widely shared documents. This skill eliminates these failures by enforcing data-specific classification, mandatory de-identification, and hierarchy-of-controls-aligned documentation for all chemical safety outputs.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Intake & Gap Flagging: Runs a one-question-at-a-time intake to capture exact substance identity, composition, and available hazard data, refusing to invent missing GHS classes and flagging data gaps as [GAP] for competent person review.
- 16-Section SDS Authoring: Generates fully compliant GHS/CLP-aligned Safety Data Sheets, with §8 exposure controls ranked via the hierarchy of controls (engineering and elimination before PPE) and §14 transport cross-walked to specialized chemical transport safety rules.
- Jurisdiction-Specific Compliance: Supports EU CLP/REACH, US OSHA HazCom, UK COSHH, and Indian state-specific regulatory requirements, with mandatory de-identification of all personal/health identifiers before drafting to prevent data leaks in shared documents.
- Use Case: A chemical safety manager needs to classify a new solvent blend and draft a compliant SDS for EU markets; the skill walks them through intake for composition and hazard data, flags any missing test results as [GAP], generates a HoC-ranked §8, and ensures all personal identifiers are pseudonymized for wide distribution.
Quick Start
Use the ghs-classification-sds-author skill to classify a named substance or mixture and generate a compliant 16-section Safety Data Sheet by providing its composition, available hazard data, and target jurisdiction during the structured intake.