Fikes Auditorium, Fikes Online News, - The Faculty of Health and Safety (Fikes) of UIN Jakarta successfully held an Occupational Safety and Health (K3) training with a highly relevant theme: "Smart K3 Training in the AI ​​Era: Human and ChatGPT Collaboration for Research Safety." This event, aimed at research students, aimed to equip participants with conventional K3 knowledge while integrating it with the potential of artificial intelligence technology. Tuesday (10/14/2025).

The event, which took place in the 5th Floor Auditorium of the Fikes Laboratory Building, featured two experts in their fields: the Head of the Fikes Laboratory, Dr. Isra Janatiningrum, M.Si., and the Acting Young Expert, Dr. Adi Riyadhi, M.Si.

The event began with an opening and recitation of verses from the Quran (tilawah), creating a solemn and orderly atmosphere.

The first topic, delivered by Isra Janatiningrum, focused on thoroughly exploring "Laboratory Work Procedures for Research Students." In her presentation, Dr. Isra emphasized that, despite rapid technological advancements, discipline and adherence to basic OHS procedures are an irreplaceable foundation.

"Working in a laboratory carries unique risks. Students must understand every procedure, from the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and lab permits to the handling of hazardous chemicals. Compliance with these manuals is the main safety barrier," said Isra.

After the information-packed session, the atmosphere was lightened through an interactive icebreaker. Adi Riyadhi then continued with the topic "OHS in the Lab: Utilizing Artificial Intelligence and Collaboration with Chatbot GPT."

Adi explained how ChatGPT and other AI-based tools can become intelligent assistants in OHS management. "Imagine being able to quickly get a summary of material safety data sets (MSDS) or create a smarter and more adaptive lab inspection checklist just with the help of AI. This collaboration isn't about AI replacing us, but rather enhancing our effectiveness in maintaining safety," he explained. Adi also provided practical examples of how AI can be used for predictive risk analysis and developing efficient emergency response procedures.

The Smart OHS training received a positive response from participants, who enthusiastically discussed the challenges and opportunities of implementing AI in their research environments.

The training also revealed that OHS is not just about old rules, but also about adapting to technology. The event concluded with the distribution of door prizes to participants who correctly answered questions. (JH/ZR)