Summary
This programme provides participants with a comprehensive knowledge and practical understanding of the whole area of Generative AI as it can be applied to EHS/OSH, ensuring both competence and confidence in this area are developed.
At the end of the programme participants will:
- Evaluate AI risks, regulatory requirements (including the draft EU AI Act), and the need for transparency and oversight when applying AI in EHS management.
- Apply AI tools to analyse historical safety incidents, identify root causes, predict emerging risks, and recommend preventive measures to improve workplace health and safety.
- Develop a strategic AI implementation plan that leverages effective tools to enhance EHS performance and accountability within business operations.
This programme is for:
The programme is designed for EHS and OSH professionals, as well as anyone with responsibility for managing Environment, Health, and Safety within their organisation.
Approach
The training will be conducted by an expert facilitators, ensuring interactive and engaging sessions. Participants will actively participate in discussions, activities, and exercises, enhancing their learning experience and knowledge retention.
Programme Schedule
1. Introduction to AI and Its Impact on EHS
- What is AI and how it works
- AI’s influence on workplace health and safety
- Opportunities and challenges for EHS professionals
- Case examples of AI applications in safety management
2. The AI-Native Workforce v Existing Skillsets
- Who are AI natives and why it matters
- Implications for employers
- Engaging all generations
- Aligning EHS strategies with future workforce expectations
3. Practical Prompting for EHS Excellence
- Crafting effective prompts for productivity and innovation
- Generating draft risk assessments from task descriptions
- Summarising policy documents and rewriting clear communications
- Creating safety scenarios and microlearning content
- Brainstorming ideas for safety initiatives
4. Leveraging AI for Data Analytics
- Analysing large volumes of safety data for trends and risk prediction
- Reviewing historical incidents to uncover root causes
- Suggesting preventive measures based on AI insights
5. AI Risks, Regulation, and Ethical Oversight
- Understanding AI risk in workplace applications
- Key points of the draft EU Commission AI Act
- Importance of transparency and adequate oversight
- Building trust in AI-driven EHS processes
6. Building Your AI Strategy and Action Plan
- Exploring AI tools that deliver real results
- Developing an EHS-focused AI strategy
- Creating infographics, safety posters, and quick guides with AI
- Formulating an accountability action plan for successful implementation
Programme Facilitators
Kieran Gilmurray
Kieran is a real-world AI and Automation practitioner, with extensive board level experience. He has a background in a variety of sectors notably law, insurance, publishing, education, and technology.
Kieran leads Digital Automation and Robotics Limited, a company dedicated to cutting through the noise giving businesses tangible insights and practical strategies for AI, Automation, Cloud and Data.
Elaine Bowers
Elaine has over 25 years’ experience working in the field of Environment, Health and Safety (EHS), with a strong background across multiple sectors including medical devices, technology, and property.
She's a Senior Commercial EHS Executive, where she leads the development and delivery of EHS, OSH, and ESG programmes.
Darrell Fernandes
Darrell has worked with Ibec as a senior occupational health and safety consultant and facilitator since 2018. He has led the design and delivery of occupational safety and health management systems development programme for various Irish Organisations in diverse economic sectors.
Darrell also designed and delivered online training to multiple organisations and agencies to assist in the implementation of the national protocols and public health advice for the workplace.
