icmm-critical-control-management

Structure ICMM Critical Control Management for mining material unwanted events.

1|Updated Jun 14, 2026
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Skill: icmm-critical-control-management
Source: https://github.com/ashley-eyekyam/hse-leadership-skills/tree/main/skills/icmm-critical-control-management
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ashley-eyekyam/hse-leadership-skills --skill icmm-critical-control-management

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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

What problem does it solve?

Mining teams often struggle to structure compliant ICMM Critical Control Management (CCM) for material unwanted events, leading to unmanaged critical control gaps, incorrect lower-order controls misclassified as critical, and non-compliant safety documentation that fails regulatory review.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Structured Intake Workflow: Captures specific mine context, material unwanted event details, and nominated critical controls via a branched question flow, refusing vague requests to avoid generic, unusable outputs.
  • ICMM-Compliant CCM Structuring: Hierarchy-ranks critical controls, defines performance requirements, verification activities/frequencies, and role-based accountabilities per ICMM standards, and references the bowtie-builder facilitator for bowtie diagram development without re-authoring the tool.
  • Assistive Workshop Support: Frames output as team-recorded workshop documentation, never an autonomous artifact, and enforces mandatory de-identification of sensitive personnel and health data before drafting any output.
  • Use Case: A mining safety manager can use this skill to structure a CCM workshop for a ground-fall material unwanted event at an underground metalliferous mine, capture team-nominated critical controls, assign verification accountabilities, and generate a compliant CCM register without fabricating un-evidenced performance values.

Quick Start

Use the icmm-critical-control-management skill to set up critical control management for the strata-failure material unwanted event at your underground coal mine, capturing nominated critical controls, their performance requirements, verification frequencies, and role-based accountabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about icmm-critical-control-management

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

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How do I structure ICMM critical control management for a mining material unwanted event?

ICMM critical control management for mining material unwanted events is structured by capturing mine context through a branched intake workflow, hierarchy-ranking nominated critical controls, and defining verification frequencies with role-based accountabilities. This eliminates unmanaged control gaps and generates non-compliant safety documentation that fails regulatory review.

How does bowtie analysis integrate with critical control management in mining?

Bowtie analysis integrates with critical control management by referencing the bowtie-builder facilitator for bowtie diagram development during the CCM structuring process. The skill frames output as team-recorded workshop documentation, ensuring bowtie diagrams support hierarchy-of-controls ranking without re-authoring the tool.

Can I use this critical control management approach for both underground and opencast mining?

Critical control management applies to both underground and opencast coal and metalliferous mine operations across all jurisdictions. The structured intake workflow captures specific mine context, ensuring the verification regime definition and hierarchy-of-controls ranking suit the operational scale and principal hazard management requirements.

How do I handle sensitive personnel data when documenting mining safety controls?

Sensitive personnel data in mining safety control documentation is handled by enforcing mandatory de-identification of health and personnel data before drafting any output. This ensures HSE compliance while structuring CCM workshop documentation as a team-recorded artifact rather than an autonomous output.

What happens when performance values for critical controls are missing during CCM workshops?

Missing performance values for critical controls during CCM workshops are handled by enforcing mandatory [GAP] marking for un-evidenced performance values. This prevents fabricating un-evidenced data and ensures the CCM register accurately reflects unmanaged critical control gaps for regulatory review.

How do I prevent lower-order controls from being misclassified as critical in mining safety documentation?

Lower-order controls are prevented from being misclassified as critical in mining safety documentation by applying ICMM-compliant hierarchy-of-controls ranking during the structured intake workflow. This ensures only true critical controls receive performance requirements, verification activities, and role-based accountabilities in the CCM register.