Safety expertise, made portable.

The WHS Professional skill teaches an AI assistant how an experienced Australian and New Zealand safety practitioner works: the law, the methods, the documents, and your organisation's own way of doing things.

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Incident report.pdfPDF · 2.4 MBAisle 14 photos.zipZIP · 18 photosTraffic management plan.xlsxXLSX · 3 sheets

How can I help you today?/Investigation Review

Project Fable 5.1 MediumManual

PDFIncident report.pdf2.4 MB

ZIPAisle 14 photos.zip18 photos

XLSXTraffic management plan.xlsx3 sheets

SkillsWHS Professional

Toolbox TalkA 10 to 15 minute crew briefing
Safety AlertOne page: what happened, what to do now
Investigation ReviewFind the gaps in an investigation report
Board PaperSafety performance for the board
Officer Due DiligenceWhat officers must do, and how to show it

## 5. Output Standards

### Investigation Reports
Use the ICAM structure. Lead with an executive summary a site manager can act on
in two minutes: what happened, the potential severity, the absent or failed
controls, and the actions with owners and dates. Separate findings from
recommendations. Name the organisational factors, not just the individual acts.

### Safety Alerts
One page. What happened, why it matters, what to do now. Name the critical risk
and the critical control that was absent or failed.

### Toolbox Talks
Ten to fifteen minutes, spoken aloud. Open with a real event, then the hazard,
the controls, and the questions to ask the crew.

### Regulatory outputs
Every output that cites legislation carries a footer: the jurisdiction, the
instrument and section, and the date the reference was last checked. Penalty
quanta and codes change; check the current text before relying on it.

## 3. Regulatory Jurisdiction & Currency
Confirm the jurisdiction before advising. Victoria runs its own OHS Act 2004.
New Zealand works under HSWA 2015. Never assume the model WHS law applies.

Working on your task

Skill loaded: WHS Professional
Reading the incident report, 18 photos and the traffic management plan
Checking the report section by section references/investigation-advanced.md Investigation Quality Assurance
Testing each action against the hierarchy of controls SKILL.md Hierarchy of Controls
Rating the potential severity before and after references/company.md Risk matrix, severity scale, serious incident rules
Drafting the gap list and the visual board

The work, done to your standard.

First, what the report is missing and the actions it never closed. Then one page the site can stand around: what happened, why, the controls that change, who rolls them out by when, and how far the risk falls once they are in. Rated on your own matrix.

Forklift near miss review

3 files

Investigation Review Check our forklift near miss investigation for gaps, then draft a one-page visual board for the site.

I checked the report against the ICAM structure. It has four gaps:

No statement from the forklift operator.
Contributing factors are not mapped to PEEPO, so the organisational factors are thin.
Two actions have no owner or due date.
Nothing checks that the new controls work after 30 days.

I added the missing actions and drafted the board for the site.

Incident Learning BoardVisual board · 1 page

SafetyLM can make mistakes.Opus 5.5

INC-2026-04-0237 · Sydney Distribution Centre · 18 April 2026

Forklift and pedestrian near miss, Aisle 14

Near Miss

What happened

14:05Stocktake starts in Aisle 14, on foot
14:20A counterbalance forklift enters the aisle in reverse
14:22It stops within 1 m of the worker. No contact, no injury
14:30Aisle closed, supervisor notified

Why it happened

The exclusion zone in the traffic plan was not set up
A verbal sign-off had become the normal way around it
Stocktakes and forklift work were rostered at the same time

What changes

Control	Level	Owner	By
Lock forklifts out of an aisle during a stocktake	Eliminate	Site Manager	16 May
Fixed barrier and gate at each aisle end	Engineer	Facilities Lead	30 May
Speed limiting and blue spotlights on all forklifts	Engineer	Fleet Lead	30 Jun
Retire the verbal sign-off; brief every shift	Admin	WHS Manager	23 May

The risk

Before: highAfter: low

One skill for the whole job.

From the first toolbox talk to the board paper. Coordinator to manager-level work, calibrated to Australian and New Zealand law and practice.

InvestigationAU & NZ

ICAM Investigation

Report

LegislationAU

Officer Due Diligence

Advice note

DocumentsAU & NZ

Safety Alert

One-page alert

HazardsAU

Engineered Stone and Silica

Guidance

AnalyticsAU & NZ

TRIFR and Frequency Rates

Calculator

LegislationAU & NZ

Industrial Manslaughter Briefing

Board paper

GovernanceAU & NZ

ISO 45001 Alignment

Gap analysis

TransportAU

HVNL Chain of Responsibility

Guidance

DocumentsAU & NZ

Toolbox Talk

Crew briefing

LegislationAU & NZ

Inspector on Site

Checklist

HazardsAU & NZ

Psychosocial Hazards

Risk assessment

InvestigationAU & NZ

Fatality: The First 24 Hours

Protocol

AnalyticsAU & NZ

HiPo Intelligence Pack

Monthly report

HazardsAU

Respect at Work Positive Duty

Gap analysis

CompensationAU & NZ

Return to Work

Plan

LegislationNZ

HSWA Officer Duties

Advice note

DocumentsAU & NZ

SWMS

Method statement

GovernanceAU & NZ

Board and ELT Reporting

Board paper

HazardsAU & NZ

Lithium-ion Batteries

Guidance

InvestigationAU & NZ

5-Why Analysis

Worksheet

AnalyticsAU & NZ

Rate Confidence and Funnel Plots

Calculator

GovernanceAU & NZ

Safety II and HOP

Program design

DocumentsAU & NZ

WHS Advisory Note

Advice note

HazardsAU & NZ

Heat and UV Exposure

Guidance

28: Reference files
6: Worked examples
34: Regression evals
1.9.1: Current version

A cat keeping watch beside an open laptop on a couch

Behind the build

Written by the AI & WHS Leads at Arrley, checked against primary sources, and free for anyone to use under CC BY-SA 4.0.

↳ Read the changelog

Adapt it to your role and your organisation.
Make it yours.

It works at every level, from WHS coordinator to manager. Fill in one file, company.md, and every output follows your risk matrix, severity scale, document codes and named programs. Or ask the skill to adapt itself, and it walks you through a ten-step interview.

Adapt this skill to my company3 of 10

Organisation identity
WHS management system
3Risk frameworkIn progress
4Hierarchy of controls
5Incident classification
6Document templates
7Systems and tools
8Critical risk taxonomy
9Engagement programs
10Governance and reporting

Step 3 · Risk framework. How do you rate risk? Paste your matrix, or describe your likelihood and consequence scales.

Risk matrix 2026.xlsxXLSX · 1 sheetHere's ours. A serious incident is anything with a potential of 4 or 5.

company.mdSite crewWHS managerBoard

Organisation: Meridian Facilities Group
Risk matrix: LikelihoodConsequenceUpdated just now
Severity: 12345Serious Incident 4+
Critical risks: Mobile plantWorking at heightElectrical
Document codes: WHS-PRO-###WHS-FRM-###

One skill. Every assistant.

Use it in Claude today. It is coming to SafetyLM, and as a plugin for ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini.

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Google GeminiComing soon

Free on GitHub

Read every line before you use it.

The skill is plain text: SKILL.md, 28 reference files, six worked examples and 34 evals. Fork it, adapt it, and see exactly what changed in every release.

v1.9.1: Latest release
7: Releases
51: Commits
CC BY-SA 4.0: Licence

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whs-professional/referencesv1.9.1: point every repo link at the new home11 Oct
whs-professional/examplesPrecision sweep from the August audit9 Aug
whs-professional/SKILL.mdv1.9.1: point every repo link at the new home11 Oct
EVALS.mdSix new evals for v1.9.01 Oct
CHANGELOG.mdv1.9.1: repository moved to arrley11 Oct
LICENSEInitial publication27 May

The standard it writes to.

Six worked examples ship with the skill. Each one is a finished document, so the assistant knows what good looks like before it starts.

Safety Alert

Electrical contact during switchboard cleaning

What happened? During quarterly cleaning, a maintenance worker contacted an unisolated 415V bus bar.

Critical control absent: isolation, tested and confirmed before access to live components.

SA-2026-014

Toolbox Talk

Anchor point checks before fall arrest use

Why are we talking about this? A lanyard was clipped to an antenna mast that was never rated for fall arrest.

12 minutes · Building services crew

TBT · Working at height

WHS Advisory Note

The Respect at Work positive duty

Issue. Our psychosocial work is strong, but it is not yet mapped to the AHRC's seven standards.

To the Chief People Officer

AN-2026-009

ICAM Investigation

Forklift and pedestrian near miss

Severity. Actual 1, no injury. Potential 5. HiPo.

Key finding. The exclusion zone in the traffic management plan was not applied.

INC-2026-04-0237

Board Paper

Safety performance, Q3 FY26

Snapshot. TRIFR 4.2 against a target below 5.0. Rolling 12-month TRIFR down 25% on the prior year.

For the Board of Directors

Extract

HiPo Intelligence Pack

April 2026

8 HiPo events, 2.5 per million hours. A cluster of mobile plant and pedestrian events points to traffic management plan drift.

For the ELT and critical risk owners

Monthly page

All examples use fictional organisations, sites and incidents.

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Safety expertise, made portable.

Working on your task

The work, done to your standard.

One skill for the whole job.

ICAM Investigation

Officer Due Diligence

Safety Alert

Engineered Stone and Silica

TRIFR and Frequency Rates

Industrial Manslaughter Briefing

ISO 45001 Alignment

HVNL Chain of Responsibility

Toolbox Talk

Inspector on Site

Psychosocial Hazards

Fatality: The First 24 Hours

HiPo Intelligence Pack

Respect at Work Positive Duty

Return to Work

HSWA Officer Duties

SWMS

Board and ELT Reporting

Lithium-ion Batteries

5-Why Analysis

Rate Confidence and Funnel Plots

Safety II and HOP

WHS Advisory Note

Heat and UV Exposure

Behind the build

Adapt it to your role and your organisation. Make it yours.

One skill. Every assistant.

Read every line before you use it.

The standard it writes to.

Electrical contact during switchboard cleaning

Anchor point checks before fall arrest use

The Respect at Work positive duty

Forklift and pedestrian near miss

Safety performance, Q3 FY26

April 2026

See how SafetyLM fits the way you work.

Adapt it to your role and your organisation.
Make it yours.