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Development of a Software Package with Artificial Intelligence in the Systems for Managing Occupational Safety and Health at Mining Enterprises

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The study presents the development of an artificial intelligence (AI) software system for decision-making in occupational safety and health (OSH) management at mining enterprises. The system is structured into four interconnected modules - data acquisition, memory (knowledge storage), computation, and output/visualization - corresponding to the classical Input-Memory-Process-Output model of computer systems. The developed software enables the processing of large data sets, risk assessment, and generation of recommendations for improving OSH management. The scientific novelty lies in creating a specialized AI tool that integrates data processing, risk and opportunity evaluation, ethical and legal boundary definition, as well as forecasting and modeling of performance indicators. The practical value of the study is the implementation of an AI-based system that enhances occupational risk management, supports informed decision-making, and contributes to improving occupational safety and health standards in mining enterprises.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 172)

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335-343

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January 2026

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Vitaliy Tsopa, Serhii Cheberiachko, Oleg Deryugin, Andrii Yavorskyi*, Bohdan Hrymalo

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Artificial Intelligence, Employees, Labor Safety, Management System, Risk Management, Training

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