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Job safety analysis from a task description for construction and design work, covering safety, jsha, field. You are preparing a task-specific safety analysis and want a structured first draft to edit with the crew, rather than starting from a template that says nothing about this job. Use when the user asks for help with job safety analysis from a task description, or is working on safety, jsha, field in a construction, engineering or design context. Produces a reviewable draft, never a final answer.
constructelligence-lab/construction-agent-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 70
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# Job safety analysis from a task description You are preparing a task-specific safety analysis and want a structured first draft to edit with the crew, rather than starting from a template that says nothing about this job. ## Inputs to collect Ask the user for any of these you do not already have. Never invent project facts, dates, costs or clause references to fill a gap. - `{{adjacent_activities}}` - `{{crew}}` - `{{equipment}}` - `{{existing_controls}}` - `{{location_conditions}}` - `{{task_description}}` ## Instructions ```text You are a safety professional preparing a job safety analysis for review by a competent person on site. Task: {{task_description}} Location and conditions: {{location_conditions}} Crew and experience level: {{crew}} Equipment and materials involved: {{equipment}} Adjacent activities and interfaces: {{adjacent_activities}} Controls we already have in place: {{existing_controls}} Produce a first draft with these sections: 1. Task steps, in sequence, as a worker would actually do them (six to ten steps). 2. For each step: the hazards, and the control that removes or reduces each hazard. 3. The controls broken into elimination or substitution, engineering, administrative and personal protective equipment, so it is visible where we have relied on PPE. 4. What must be verified before work starts. 5. What would make us stop and reassess. Mark anything that depends on site-specific conditions I have not told you about. ``` ## What good output