Artificial Intelligence as a predictive tool in Behavior-Based Safety at SWISSGAS DEL ECUADOR S.A.S.

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Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence, Behavior-Based Safety, prediction, occupational safety, Swissgas del Ecuador S.A.S

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a fundamental resource for strengthening organizational security systems, particularly within the Behavior-Based Security (BBS) methodology. This study focuses on Swissgas del Ecuador S.A.S., a company dedicated to the energy sector, with the aim of analyzing the application of AI as a predictive tool for identifying risky behavior in the workplace. The research is conducted using a mixed approach, combining quantitative and qualitative techniques, in order to understand how machine learning algorithms can anticipate incidents and thus improve preventive occupational safety management. It also examines the ethical, legal, and organizational implications that arise when incorporating these technologies into corporate processes, considering the Ecuadorian regulatory framework on occupational safety. Preliminary results show that integrating AI into SBC not only enables more accurate detection of risk patterns, but also enhances real-time decision-making, increasing the efficiency of preventive measures. In addition, AI facilitates the creation of safer, more transparent, and sustainable work environments by promoting a culture of shared responsibility and continuous learning. Consequently, it is proposed that AI constitutes a strategic innovation that transforms the traditional paradigm of industrial safety towards a more proactive, predictive, and adaptive model.  

Author Biographies

Hani Jorge Elkhtiar Urbano, Eastern Higher Technological Institute (ITSO)

Higher Technician in Industrial Hygiene and Safety (I.U.T.A) Venezuela; Technologist in Occupational Safety and Health. Eastern Higher Technological Institute (ITSO). Diploma in Industrial Safety, Hygiene and Environment (I.U.T.A) Venezuela, Diploma in Fire and Explosion Prevention (LOZANO & ASOCIADOS) Venezuela, Certificate of Labor Competencies according to the occupational risk prevention certification scheme: Construction and public works sector (AMSEG CONSULTING & TRAINING), Certificate of Approval for the Course on Understanding the Requirements of FSCC22000 v.6 (QFS CORPORATION), Basic Competency Course, IMO Certification Model (COOP. ESCUELA DE P. Y M. DE MARACAIBO) Venezuela, Level 1 Basic and Level 2 Advanced Firefighting Techniques in Interior Compartments under the Standards of the Swedish and English Training School in Argentina (6TH NATIONAL SCHOOL OF STRUCTURAL FIREFIGHTING, CITY OF PEREZ, SANTA FE) Argentina, International Open Water Diver SSI Course (LOLO'S DIVING SCHOOL SCUBA SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL) Venezuela.

Benjamín Gabriel Quito Cortez, Eastern Higher Technological Institute (ITSO)

Lawyer, Master in Education (Bicentenaria University of Aragua) Venezuela, Master in Management Sciences (International University of the Caribbean and Latin America) Curacao, Doctor of Education Sciences (UBA) Venezuela, Doctor of Management Sciences (International University of the Caribbean and Latin America) Curacao, Postdoctoral Studies in Education Sciences (UBA) Venezuela.

Aurelio Iván Quito Álvarez , Eastern Higher Technological Institute (ITSO)

Promoter and manager of social projects (JYS Trainer), Advanced technical training in community participation and governance, mediation and conflict resolution (JYS Trainer), Technologist in Social Promotion and Advocacy (Jatun Yachay Wasi Higher Technological Institute), Higher University Technologist in Occupational Safety and Health (Eastern Higher Technological Institute (ITSO).

Published

2026-03-30

How to Cite

Elkhtiar Urbano, H. J. ., Quito Cortez, B. G. ., & Quito Álvarez , A. I. (2026). Artificial Intelligence as a predictive tool in Behavior-Based Safety at SWISSGAS DEL ECUADOR S.A.S. Metropolis | Global University Studies Journal, 7(1), 1154-1207. Retrieved from https://metropolis.metrouni.us/index.php/metropolis/article/view/319

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