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Fire Hazard Checker Bot

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What It Solves

During fire-safety self-checks or hazard remediation review, teams often need to compare scattered findings against standards, separate direct hazards from cumulative ones, and archive the result. This skill uses GB 35181-2025 Method for Determination of Major Fire Hazards to check hand-written checklist images or text findings item by item, then produce conclusions, standard citations, risk levels, remediation suggestions, and legal references.

How It Works

  • Input confirmation: If an image is provided, it recognizes the handwritten list and asks for confirmation before proceeding.
  • Scope confirmation: It confirms the user's province/city and venue category, avoiding mixed counting of hazards from different buildings or venues.
  • Judgment execution: It checks direct determination elements, then cumulative elements, and finally exclusion cases. Cumulative scoring counts items within the same building or venue.
  • Citation enrichment: Each finding is mapped to a standard clause, while national, industry, and local regulations are searched and marked as current or needing verification.
  • Output: A structured report appears in chat; optionally, .docx or .xlsx files are generated while preserving the original wording and input order.

Boundaries

  • It is positioned as an assistive reference tool, not legal advice.
  • GB 35181-2025 uses the built-in knowledge base, but other cited standards still need version verification.
  • Word/Excel generation requires a local Python environment with python-docx and openpyxl; chat-only use needs no extra dependencies.
  • User hazard data remains local; web search is only used to confirm standard versions and local regulations.

Use Cases

  • After self-inspection, match hazard items to GB 35181-2025 and produce conclusions with clause citations.
  • Property or plant safety officers convert handwritten hazard photos into confirmed text lists and structured reports.
  • During remediation review, list original findings with violated clauses, risk levels, actions, and Fire Law penalties.
  • Before cross-venue aggregation, confirm whether hazards belong to the same building and count cumulative items correctly.

Best For

  • Fire safety manager: needs to check self-inspection hazards against standards and produce actionable remediation reports.
  • Property or plant safety officer: needs to convert handwritten on-site hazard photos into confirmed text lists and structured findings.
  • Facilities or operations lead: needs risk levels, clause citations, and local regulation references to schedule remediation.
  • Fire consultant: needs to summarize hazards across venues, separate direct and cumulative determinations, and cite clauses.