What problem does it solve?
Generic AI-generated HSE paperwork for Indian establishments is often regulator-rejectable, and the ongoing transition from legacy statutory regimes to the consolidated OSH Code 2020 is complex: most Indian states have not yet notified their OSH Rules, so users risk filing invalid forms or using outdated requirements if they rely on unvetted AI output. This skill eliminates that risk by enforcing mandatory state detection, never inventing unnotified consolidated forms, and prioritizing valid legacy filings first.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Mandatory State Detection: Blocks state-specific claims until the user's Indian state is confirmed, ensuring all guidance is tailored to local notification status.
- Legacy-First Transition Mapping: Prioritizes current valid legacy statutory forms and obligations before offering opt-in OSH Code 2020 equivalents, with explicit [GAP] flags for any consolidated forms not yet notified in the user's state.
- Built-In De-Identification: Automatically scrubs worker PII, health data, and small sensitive cells from all outputs to comply with data protection rules for shared safety documents.
- Use Case: An HSE manager in Delhi can use this skill to get a transition briefing that first lists the current DelhiFactories Act annual return form, then maps it to the OSH Code equivalent, flags it as [GAP] since Delhi has not notified OSH Rules, and includes a clear warning not to file the unnotified consolidated form.
Quick Start
Use the india-osh-code-pack skill to generate a compliant OSH Code 2020 transition briefing for your Indian establishment by providing your state, establishment type, current legacy filings, and whether you want the consolidated mapping included.
