Proceedings of the 2023 Laboratory Safety Workshop - Human Factors: Safety and Technology

The 2023 Workshop on Laboratory Safety entitled “Human Factors: Safety and Technology” provided a comprehensive platform for researchers and safety professionals to explore innovative safety practices. The event featured sessions on AI, machine learning, and human factors in safety culture alongside interactive panel discussions and workgroup activities. Key presentations challenged traditional accident paradigms, emphasizing systemic approaches and the integration of AI in safety management. The integration of AI tools in safety systems holds promise to revolutionize risk assessment and accident prevention across various industries. These advanced technologies can process vast amounts of data to identify potential hazards, predict incidents, and recommend preventive measures with an unprecedented speed. However, human factor challenges can arise when operators become overly reliant on AI systems, potentially leading to complacency, a disregard of ethical considerations, or difficulties in judging the accuracy of the generated materials. The Workshop fostered collaboration through networking opportunities and highlighted the importance of leadership in safety improvements. The posthumous Safety Leadership Award to Eugene Ngai underscores his commitment to advancing research safety. Overall, the Workshop facilitated knowledge sharing and inspired future advancements in laboratory safety practices.

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ACS Chemical Health & Safety
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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.chas.4c00090
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3
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Chemical Safety and Risk Management
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Proceedings of the 2023 Laboratory Safety Workshop - Human Factors: Safety and Technology

Craig A. Merlic, Imke Schröder
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ACS Chemical Health & Safety
Chemical Safety and Risk Management
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Proceedings of the 2023 Laboratory Safety Workshop - Human Factors: Safety and Technology

Craig A. Merlic, Imke Schröder
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Abstract

The 2023 Workshop on Laboratory Safety entitled “Human Factors: Safety and Technology” provided a comprehensive platform for researchers and safety professionals to explore innovative safety practices. The event featured sessions on AI, machine learning, and human factors in safety culture alongside interactive panel discussions and workgroup activities. Key presentations challenged traditional accident paradigms, emphasizing systemic approaches and the integration of AI in safety management. The integration of AI tools in safety systems holds promise to revolutionize risk assessment and accident prevention across various industries. These advanced technologies can process vast amounts of data to identify potential hazards, predict incidents, and recommend preventive measures with an unprecedented speed. However, human factor challenges can arise when operators become overly reliant on AI systems, potentially leading to complacency, a disregard of ethical considerations, or difficulties in judging the accuracy of the generated materials. The Workshop fostered collaboration through networking opportunities and highlighted the importance of leadership in safety improvements. The posthumous Safety Leadership Award to Eugene Ngai underscores his commitment to advancing research safety. Overall, the Workshop facilitated knowledge sharing and inspired future advancements in laboratory safety practices.

ACS Chemical Health & SafetyVol. 31(6)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Chemical Safety and Risk Management
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