What problem does it solve?
Generic AI-generated HSE paperwork for Indian chemical sites often fails regulatory review due to vague inventory details, missing Major Accident Hazard status checks, incorrect state-specific statutory forms, and lack of mandatory de-identification of sensitive worker data. This Skill eliminates those gaps by enforcing structured, specificity-first intake and regulatory-aligned drafting.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Mandatory Structured Intake: Forces capture of site-specific inventory, exact chemical quantities, and confirmed Indian state (load-bearing for all statutory citations) before any analysis, refusing to proceed on vague inputs.
- Accurate MAH Status Verdicts: Compares stored/handled chemical quantities to MSIHC Rules 1989 Schedule thresholds, flags unresolved gaps as [GAP] instead of inventing values, and notes the OSH-Code transition.
- Compliant Document Outlines: Assembles MSIHC-aligned on-site emergency plan and safety report outlines, resolves state-specific statutory forms via the knowledge base, and includes PESO licensing pointers for petroleum, explosives, and gas storage.
- Built-in Safety Guardrails: Applies mandatory de-identification of all personal and health data, ranks all controls via the hierarchy of controls, and runs a domain-expert SME review before any output is presented.
Quick Start
Use the india-msihc-mah-pack skill to determine if your Indian chemical storage and handling site qualifies as a Major Accident Hazard installation under MSIHC Rules 1989 and generate a draft on-site emergency plan outline for review by your site's competent person.
