Update to WSH Risk Assessment

{
  "description": "Turn an approved or clearly identified draft WSH risk assessment into audience-appropriate worker briefings, toolbox-talk material, quizzes, or visual-content briefs. Use for communication and comprehension checking, not for creating, approving, or changing risk conclusions.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "wsh-risk-communication",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: wsh-risk-communication\ndescription: Turn an approved or clearly identified draft WSH risk assessment into audience-appropriate worker briefings, toolbox-talk material, quizzes, or visual-content briefs. Use for communication and comprehension checking, not for creating, approving, or changing risk conclusions.\n---\n\n# Communicate WSH Risk Information\n\nUse the supplied RA as the controlling source. State whether it is approved or draft. Do not add hazards, controls, ratings, or legal claims absent from the source; return material discrepancies to the RA team.\n\nAsk or infer the audience, language, work setting, delivery time, and desired format. Prioritise critical hazards, mandatory controls, stop-work conditions, emergency actions, and worker responsibilities. Use plain language.\n\nFor toolbox talks include task boundaries, critical hazards, controls and checks, stop-work triggers, emergency response, questions, and requested acknowledgement fields. For quizzes use realistic scenarios, answer keys, and explanations; a passing score is not proof of competence. For infographics provide source-faithful copy and a layout brief.\n\nRemind users to verify the material against the current approved RA and communicate subsequent changes. Communication does not replace supervision, competency assessment, or site verification.\n"
}