Analyze Occupational Health Risks

This skill analyzes work-related health data to track occupational health issues, identify occupational risks, evaluate workplace ergonomics, and optimize occupational health. Its explicit medical safety boundary: for reference only, not an occupational disease diagnosis. What it cannot do: diagnose occupational diseases, issue occupational disease diagnostic certificates, replace workplace health surveillance, predict disease progression, or handle acute health crises. What it can do: occupational health risk assessment and screening, work-related symptom tracking, ergonomic evaluation and improvement suggestions, occupational disease risk alerts, workplace environment improvement suggestions, health record-keeping for medical reference, and correlation analysis with other health data.

It reads a primary occupational health tracker JSON file and scores five risk dimensions 0-10 each: sedentary risk (daily sedentary hours, break frequency, weekly exercise minutes, existing symptom severity), VDT/screen-time risk (daily screen time, 20-20-20 rule compliance, lighting quality, eye symptom severity), shift-work risk, strain risk, and stress risk - each totaling 4-40 points and classified low (4-13), medium (14-26), or high (27-40) risk. The overall risk level is the maximum of the five dimension scores, escalated one level if multiple dimensions score high or three-plus score medium.

Sedentary score = daily_sedentary_time + break_frequency + weekly_exercise + existing_symptoms
Range: 4-40 | Low: 4-13 | Medium: 14-26 | High: 27-40

Ergonomic evaluation scores five areas (chair, monitor, keyboard/mouse, desk, environment) at up to 20 points each for a 0-100 total, graded excellent (0-20) through poor (81-100) - note the score is inverted, lower is better. Occupational disease screening recommendations are matched to work type: office work (annual vision test, annual musculoskeletal assessment), physical labor (annual musculoskeletal assessment, annual lung function test in dusty environments), shift work (semi-annual sleep quality assessment, annual mental health screening), noisy environments (annual hearing test), and dust/chemical environments (annual lung function and skin screening). Correlation analysis cross-references sleep, exercise, and mental health tracker data against occupational symptoms. The output report includes a status summary, risk assessment with color-coded levels, active work-related issue tracking with trend direction, ergonomic score and prioritized improvement suggestions, screening recommendations, correlation findings, and a high-risk alert block advising immediate medical consultation with an occupational medicine specialist when triggered - every report carries a disclaimer that it is reference only, not a diagnosis.

Use it to assess work-related health risks, ergonomic issues, or occupational health trends - triggered by commands like work-trend, work-status, work-recommend, work-assess, work-issue, or work-ergonomic. Do not use it to diagnose occupational disease, replace workplace health surveillance, predict disease progression, or handle an acute health crisis - any high-risk alert explicitly recommends immediate medical consultation with an occupational medicine specialist rather than self-management.

Input is a structured occupational health tracker JSON file, optionally alongside sleep, fitness, and mental-health tracker data for correlation analysis. Output is a structured occupational health report: risk scores and levels across five dimensions, ergonomic score and grade, work-related issue trends, occupational disease screening recommendations, correlation findings, and a high-risk alert when thresholds are triggered - always bounded by the reference-only disclaimer.

Reads JSON tracker data files (occupational health, sleep, fitness, mental health) and is triggered by named work-tracking commands.

Individuals tracking work-related health and ergonomics who want risk scoring, trend analysis, and occupational disease screening guidance alongside professional medical evaluation rather than instead of it.