AI can scan procedures and flag steps that look like they involve a fatal risk, but a flag on its own is not something a safety team can rely on. The flag needs to be checked against the company’s own reviewed fatal risk standards or fact sheets, which describe what the risk is and what controls are required.
The practical setup is to have the AI cite the specific fact sheet and the text in the procedure that triggered the flag, so a reviewer can confirm or reject it quickly. Over time, the confirmed and rejected flags show where the AI is reliable and where it needs tuning, and the final call always stays with someone qualified.