Practical AI for Safety Professionals

Location

Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

464 Chenault Road

Frankfort, KY 40601

Directions

Google Maps or Bing Maps

Phone Number

(502) 695-4700

Fax Number

(502) 695-5051

February 24, 2027  |  DoubleTree Suites by Hilton | Lexington

 

IMPORTANT:

  • Hands-on working sessions
  • Laptop required (no tablets, please)
  • No technical background required

Why Attend

A Practical One-Day Workshop for Safety and Health Professionals

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a future concept — it is already changing how safety work gets done. From incident investigations and training development to compliance updates and documentation, AI tools are helping safety professionals work faster, communicate more clearly, and make better decisions. The question is no longer if AI will impact safety — it is how prepared your organization is to use it responsibly and effectively.

This one-day, hands-on workshop (bring your lap - it's required) is designed specifically for safety and health professionals in general industry and construction. It focuses on practical, field-ready applications of AI that can be implemented immediately — without requiring technical expertise or IT specialization.

Participants will learn what AI actually is (and what it is not), see live demonstrations of AI tools performing common safety tasks, understand the real-world costs and budgeting considerations associated with AI adoption, and develop a simple, actionable plan to begin using AI in their own safety programs.

Throughout the day, attendees will work with real safety scenarios such as incident reports, toolbox talks, training materials, and compliance updates. The emphasis is on responsible use, accuracy, and professional judgment — not automation for its own sake.

By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with a clear understanding of how AI can support their role, reduce administrative burden, improve communication, and strengthen safety performance.

Who Should Attend

  • Safety Managers and Directors 
  • Safety Coordinators and Specialists 
  • EHS Professionals 
  • Risk Managers 
  • Operations Leaders with safety responsibilities 
  • Construction Safety Professionals 
  • Supervisors responsible for safety compliance and training

No technical background is required.

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