Glossary
Predictive Safety
Predictive safety uses leading indicators to anticipate and prevent future incidents.
What predictive safety means in practice
Predictive safety anticipates incidents by analyzing leading indicators rather than waiting for accidents to occur. AI Computer Vision identifies patterns such as repeated near-misses, unsafe behaviors, or increasing exposure trends. These insights allow teams to intervene earlier and more precisely. Predictive safety shifts risk management from reaction to prevention.
Why predictive safety matters for enterprise teams
- Shifts safety from reactive to proactive
- Reduces incident rates
- Improves resource allocation
- Protects workers and reduces claims costs
Related glossary terms
Near-Miss Detection
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