What problem does it solve?
Generic AI generates regulator-rejectable safety paperwork for Indian incidents, with incorrect state-specific forms, missing statutory deadlines, leaked personal data, and no compliance guardrails. This Skill produces consultant-grade, regulator-compliant India statutory accident and dangerous-occurrence notifications tailored to the detected state and establishment type, with mandatory de-identification, correct form resolution, and built-in quality checks to avoid non-compliance penalties.
Core Features & Use Cases
- State-specific form resolution: Automatically detects the Indian state of the incident to pull the correct statutory form and deadline (e.g. Maharashtra Form 24 within 24 hours, Form 24A for dangerous occurrences), flags unverified forms like Tamil Nadu and Delhi accident notices as
[GAP] instead of inventing numbers, and never uses a hard-coded national form.
- Mine/DGMS routing: Separately handles mine incidents by resolving the DGMS region first and routing the notice through the Mines Act/DGMS layer (24-hour notice + Form J register) instead of state factory forms.
- Mandatory de-identification: Scrubs all personal and health identifiers (names, Aadhaar, employee IDs, addresses, diagnoses) before drafting, aggregates small injury cells (fewer than 5) to prevent back-calculation, and keeps re-identification keys separate from circulated documents.
- Compliance guardrails: Appends OSH-Code transition notes, defers root-cause analysis to the
incident-investigation skill, and requires a domain expert SME review before any output is presented to ensure regulatory accuracy.
- Use case: HSE managers, safety leaders, and external consultants in India can use this Skill after an incident to quickly assemble the correct, compliant notification for filing with the state inspectorate or DGMS, without risking penalties for incorrect forms or data leaks.
Quick Start
Provide the Indian state where the incident occurred, the establishment type (factory, construction site, or mine), incident severity, date and time of the event, number of affected persons, and statutory notifier role, and the Skill will generate a filled, de-identified statutory accident notice with the correct form, deadline, and follow-up actions assigned to named owners.
