steelTalks is a monthly series on topics of safety issues in working at height. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. This steelTalk will present how Safety Hub provides a 360-degree view of workplace safety by combining real-time unsafe behaviour detection, digital safety workflows, operational traceability, and data-driven decision-making into a single platform. The session will explore not only the technological architecture behind the solution, but also the cultural transformation required to implement it successfully across industrial operations.
Description
Industrial safety in steel operations has traditionally depended on fragmented systems, manual reporting, and reactive interventions, limiting visibility of operational risks and slowing decision-making processes. Safety Hub was developed to transform this reality by integrating artificial intelligence, computer vision, smart devices, and centralised safety management into one unified digital ecosystem.
This steelTalk will present how Safety Hub provides a 360-degree view of workplace safety by combining real-time unsafe behaviour detection, digital safety workflows, operational traceability, and data-driven decision-making into a single platform. The session will explore not only the technological architecture behind the solution, but also the cultural transformation required to implement it successfully across industrial operations.
Participants will learn how workforce involvement, continuous feedback, and usability-focused evolution became critical factors for adoption and long-term sustainability. The presentation will also showcase measurable results, including a 90% reduction in unsafe events at the pilot plant, faster response times, and improved visibility of risks and operational conditions.
For the steel industry, Safety Hub demonstrates how smarter and more connected safety systems can strengthen prevention strategies, accelerate continuous improvement, and support the development of a proactive and sustainable safety culture.
Course content
Learning Outcomes
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Understands safety culture transformation models (e.g., Schein’s layers of culture, Hearts & Minds).3
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Architecture of integrated safety systems (e.g., permit, audit, learning, dashboards).3
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How to log into, navigate, and use digital safety systems.1
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