What problem does it solve?
Generic AI-generated traffic management plans are often rejected by regulators: they are vague, lack site-specific details, rely solely on low-order controls like hi-vis and banksmen without physical segregation, and may leak personal or health data. This Skill produces consultant-grade, site-specific construction traffic management plans grounded in relevant safety regulations, prioritizing segregation-by-design to keep pedestrians and vehicles apart.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Intake & Specificity Gate: Forces users to provide a named site with access points, traffic types, and conflict points before drafting, refusing to produce generic plans for unnamed "site roads" or ungrounded reversing controls.
- Segregation-by-Design Hierarchy: Ranks vehicle-pedestrian controls from highest to lowest order (eliminate reversing/conflict → one-way/turning arrangements → physical segregation → signage/speed/lighting → banksman as last resort), flagging and rejecting PPE/admin-only controls like "hi-vis and a banksman" with no higher-order measures.
- Multi-Jurisdiction Regulatory Grounding: Supports UK (CDM 2015 Regulation 27 + Schedule 3, HSE HSG144), US (OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart O), and Indian (state-specific Factories Act obligations) regulatory frameworks, with mandatory gap flagging for unresolved requirements.
- Built-In De-Identification: Scrubs all personal names, health details, and small injury cells from inputs before drafting, ensuring the output is a site/route-level document with no named individuals or sensitive data.
- Mandatory SME Review: Runs a domain-expert sign-off pass (Construction Logistics / Temporary Works Traffic Coordinator) before presenting any output, ensuring defensibility and regulatory alignment.
- Use Case: A construction site manager needs a TMP for the Meadowbank Road site with HGV deliveries reversing into a loading bay, operatives crossing to welfare cabins, and an adjacent public footway under UK jurisdiction.
Quick Start
Use the traffic-management-plan skill to generate a compliant, segregation-led construction traffic management plan for your named site by providing its access points, traffic types, known conflict points, and jurisdiction during the structured intake process.
