rhzy-skill4-incident-duty-allocation

Assess construction owner liability after incidents using a three-question evaluation method.

Updated Sep 2, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/pinedu/xmc-work-wiki --skill rhzy-skill4-incident-duty-allocation-pinedu
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Skill: rhzy-skill4-incident-duty-allocation
Source: https://github.com/pinedu/xmc-work-wiki/tree/main/skills/rhzy-skill4-incident-duty-allocation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pinedu/xmc-work-wiki --skill rhzy-skill4-incident-duty-allocation-pinedu

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What problem does it solve? After a construction site accident, wage dispute, or government inquiry, the project owner (甲方) must quickly determine how liability is split between the general contractor, labor dispatch companies, and itself. This Skill provides a structured three-question evaluation method to make that determination in minutes with proper legal grounding. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-Question Evaluation: Checks qualification review archives, pre-incident rectification notices, and payment arrears to produce a four-tier liability verdict. - Subject vs. Supervisory Liability Split: Distinguishes the contractor's primary safety responsibility from the owner's supervisory duty, citing specific articles of the Construction Safety Management Regulations and Guizhou local regulations. - Official-Document Output Style: Generates formal conclusions with responsibility allocation tables, prioritized action checklists, and a signed 风控顾问 signature. - Use Case: After a worker injury on a Guizhou project, ask the three verification questions, receive a liability allocation table with legal citations, and get a timed action list including a supplementary rectification letter within 2 working days. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to evaluate owner liability for a construction site accident using the three-question method and provide the incident facts.

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How do I assess owner liability after a construction site accident?

Use the three-question evaluation method: check whether contractor qualification archives are complete, whether pre-incident rectification notices were issued and signed, and whether project payments were made on schedule. The combined results produce a four-tier liability verdict with recommended actions.

What is the difference between subject liability and supervisory liability in construction?

Subject liability for site safety belongs to the general contractor under Article 21 of the Construction Safety Management Regulations. The project owner only bears supervisory responsibility under Article 24, which is demonstrated through written documentation such as signed rectification notices.

Does payment arrears affect owner liability in construction accidents?

Yes. If the owner seriously delays payments, courts may treat it as transferring safety management responsibility in practice, raising the owner's liability share. Arrears over 90 days without justification are rated as major legal risk.

When should this skill not be used for construction risk assessment?

Do not use it for pre-tender contractor qualification screening, wage complaint government replies, or payment compliance checks. Those scenarios are handled by separate skills such as contractor risk assessment and government complaint handling.

What does the redline auto-check script validate?

The Python script checks a contractor's merged JSON profile against six one-vote-veto red lines, including expired safety licenses, four or more administrative penalties in one year, dishonest judgment debtor status, and major tax violations, then outputs a risk grade.