Lessons from ArcelorMittal's Safety Hub - Lecture by Sofía Buljubasich and Mariano Bin
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STK0327205
Module Type
Webinar
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What you will learn
• Understand how AI, computer vision, and IIoT technologies can be integrated into industrial safety management.
• Identify practical strategies to transform safety culture from reactive to proactive through real-time analytics and workforce engagement.
• Recognise scalable approaches for implementing centralised and data-driven safety systems within steel industry operations.
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To provide deep technical expertise and authoritative guidance on the management of major accident hazards, ensuring that process safety risks are effectively identified, assessed, and controlled throughout the asset lifecycle. This role supports complex decision-making, leads specialist studies, and drives continuous improvement by integrating advanced risk methodologies, engineering insights, and regulatory compliance into operational and strategic initiatives. In the steel industry, the Process Safety Specialist plays a pivotal role in sustaining barrier integrity, enabling innovation, and mentoring others to build organisational capability in high-hazard environments.
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