Engineering and Technology | Open Access | DOI: https://doi.org/10.37547/tajet/Volume08Issue07-04

An Artificial Intelligence -Based Approach to Calculating A Risk Assessment Matrix Supported by Safety Management in High-Risk Environments

Abstract

The calculation of the Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) is fundamental to recognizing diverse possible incidents, managing risks, and promoting safety in various high-risk sectors. However, the traditional methods of calculating a RAM value rely on manual evaluation and expert opinion which is often time-consuming and introduces room for variability. This research sets forth a new methodology to improve risk assessment using Large Language Models (LLMs) to “read” incidents, conduct historical analysis, and compute RAM values. The approach refers to the application of LLMs for the understanding and interpretation of complex multi-structured texts for predicting possible consequences, estimating their effects, and their probabilities using historical data. Concerning computation and LLM assessment of risks, the proposed framework was more efficient, accurate, and reliable than conventional models. It was noted that this method is practically useful for enhancing risk management practices in construction and other high-risk industrial environments.

Keywords

Risk Assessment Matrix, Risk evaluation, Safety Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models

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Jasim, M. H. (2026). An Artificial Intelligence -Based Approach to Calculating A Risk Assessment Matrix Supported by Safety Management in High-Risk Environments. The American Journal of Engineering and Technology, 8(07), 38–52. https://doi.org/10.37547/tajet/Volume08Issue07-04