Safety, Vol. 10, Pages 42: Navigating the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Risk Management: A Comparative Analysis Safety doi: 10.3390/safety10020042 Authors: Mohammad Yazdi Esmaeil Zarei Sidum Adumene Amin Beheshti This study presents a responsive analysis of the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in risk management, contrasting...

Safety, Vol. 10, Pages 41: A Risk Assessment Framework Based on Fuzzy Logic for Automotive Systems Safety doi: 10.3390/safety10020041 Authors: Francesco Merola Cinzia Bernardeschi Giuseppe Lami Recent advancements in the automotive field have significantly increased the level of complexity and connectivity of modern vehicles. In this...

Safety, Vol. 10, Pages 40: Occupational Safety Assessment for Surface Mine Systems: The Case in Jordan Safety doi: 10.3390/safety10020040 Authors: Samir K. Khrais Tamer Elia Yared Noor Majid Saifan Tarek H. Al-Hawari Fikri Dweiri Surface mining is one of the hazardous industries that have several risky operations, including...

Safety, Vol. 10, Pages 39: Nose-Over and Nose-Down Accidents in General Aviation: Tailwheels and Aging Airplanes Safety doi: 10.3390/safety10020039 Authors: Alex de Voogt Kayla Louteiro Safety in General Aviation has been a continuous concern. About 12% of all airplane accidents in General Aviation involve nose-overs and nose-down events....

Safety, Vol. 10, Pages 38: Altered Haematological Parameters in Gasoline Station Workers Due to Benzene Exposure Safety doi: 10.3390/safety10020038 Authors: Sunisa Chaiklieng Umakorn Tongsantia Pornnapa Suggaravetsiri Herman Autrup Benzene is harmful to human health and early detection of haematological alterations is important...

Safety, Vol. 10, Pages 37: Tailored Incident Investigation Protocols: A Critically Needed Practice Safety doi: 10.3390/safety10020037 Authors: Ahmed Jalil Al-Bayati Construction scholars and practitioners have identified a repetitive pattern of direct causes leading to both fatal and non-fatal injuries among construction workers. Over the...