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Explore AI Applications in EHS

Companies are Building AI Solutions to EHS Challenges

"Artificial intelligence is here. The research shows EHS professionals are moving beyond experimentation and finding practical ways to incorporate AI into their business processes." 

— Jay Vietas, Senior Director of Research at NSC

Computer Vision

Computer vision and camera analytics mitigate risks associated with a variety of hazardous tasks. It is capable of accurate, consistent and automatic monitoring of workplace hazards, such as the lack of PPE use, tracking the spread of infection and predicting workplace violence.  

Generative AI

Most people are familiar with tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, CoPilot and Gemini. By automating information processing and providing real-time insights, GenAI has the potential to reduce practitioners' manual workload while improving access to information across all organizational levels.

AI and EHS Software

EHS software companies are including generative AI technology in their products. Many are powerful and comprehensive tools helping to reduce errors, increase data collection and streamline workflows through digitization. 

NSC Research Demonstrates the Use and Limitations of AI Technologies

Reports

• Managing Risks with EHS Software and Mobile Applications
• Exploring the Role of Generative AI in Occupational EHS
• Mitigating Work at Height Risks Through Computer Vision
• Utility of AI for Risk Reduction of Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Emerging Technologies for the Prevention of MSDs Report
• Using Computer Vision as a Risk Mitigation Tool

Webinars

• Addressing the AI Elephant in the Room
• Operationalizing Frontline Safety with Connected AI and Worker Insights
• Using Computer Vision as a Risk Mitigation Tool

Case Study

• Use of Artificial Intelligence for Ergonomic Risk Assessments

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