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Strategic Decision-Making for AI-Based Predictive Safety in OHS: A Fuzzy FBWM–MARCOS Model

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Strategic Decision-Making for AI-Based Predictive Safety in OHS: A Fuzzy FBWM–MARCOS Model

Abstract

This study investigates strategic decision-making for integrating artificial intelligence–based predictive safety systems into occupational health and safety (OHS) management. The aim is to develop and apply a rigorous, transparent multi-criteria decision framework that helps organizations select among competing AI-driven safety solutions under uncertainty. The core research question is: Which AI-based predictive safety alternative offers the best balance of safety improvement, organizational feasibility, and strategic fit for OHS management? An integrated fuzzy MCDM approach combines Fuzzy Best–Worst Method (FBWM) to elicit criterion weights with MARCOS to prioritize alternatives evaluated by domain experts across technical performance, human factors, legal/regulatory fit, cost, and implementation readiness. The analysis highlights the dominant influence of safety impact and technological readiness on final rankings, while cost and legal compliance act as moderating considerations. Sensitivity tests across weighting schemes indicate stable priority orders without critical rank reversals, supporting managerial robustness. The findings provide actionable guidance for investment and OHS committees, demonstrate the practicality of a hybrid fuzzy model for high-risk settings, and clarify both the study’s aim and its central research question for future replications.

Keywords

Belirsizlik altında karar verme , Çok ölçütlü karar analizi , Risk değerlendirme çerçeveleri , Güvenlik teknolojilerinin benimsenmesi , İnşaat sektörü güvenliği

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Kaynak Göster

APA
Elbir, U. (2026). Strategic Decision-Making for AI-Based Predictive Safety in OHS: A Fuzzy FBWM–MARCOS Model. Kent Akademisi, 19(2), 1-22. https://doi.org/10.35674/kent.1744339