AI in Occupational Safety: Risk Assessments and Safety Briefings
Risk assessments, operating instructions and safety briefings involve a lot of writing. AI tools can produce drafts, prepare checklists and make texts easier to understand. You will learn where this helps, where the limits lie and how to check every result from a professional point of view.
AI
- For
- Occupational safety specialists (Sifa), safety representatives
- Regulations
- ArbSchG, DSGVO (GDPR), KI-Verordnung (EU AI Act)
Who the course is for
For occupational safety specialists, safety officers, managers with occupational safety responsibilities and employees who prepare safety briefings and documentation in their company. We assume a basic knowledge of occupational safety, but no prior experience with AI.
What you will learn
How language models work and why they make mistakes. How to write good prompts and check results against the regulations and actual practice in your company.
Hands-on practice with typical tasks: drafts of risk assessments, operating instructions and safety briefings, inspection reports from notes and photos, safety briefings in plain language or for employees whose first language is not German.
Framework and limits: data protection for accident reports and health data, what the AI Act means for your company and how to set rules for its use in the workplace.
Good to know
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (Arbeitsschutzgesetz), responsibility for the risk assessment remains with the employer. AI tools provide drafts, not verified results.
The course is an additional qualification. It does not replace training as an occupational safety specialist and is not a recognised further training course of an accident insurance institution.
FAQs
Which AI tools do we use?
Common AI assistants of the kind already available in many companies. We show you what to look out for when choosing them and with regard to data protection.
Can the course count towards my Sifa further training?
There is no recognition by an accident insurance institution. Please check internally whether your company will count the course as further training.
When does the course start?
The course is in preparation. Register your interest and we will get in touch as soon as dates have been set.
Interested in this course?
Get in touch. We will reply within two working days with a suggested date for a free consultation.
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