Noviaji Joko Priono is a Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) professional with more than 10 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. He holds a Master’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety from the Universitas Indonesia and currently serves as Head of Fire Safety at Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Indonesia.

He is also the Chairman of ASLIK3 Indonesia, a non-profit organization promoting occupational safety, health, and environmental protection in the industrial sector. In addition, Joko is the founder of HSEpedia.com, an HSE knowledge portal, and is active as a lecturer and speaker at universities and national seminars.

In 2025, Noviaji Joko Priono, together with his team, successfully maintained the company’s achievement as the Best Safety Plant among all Hyundai manufacturing plants for three consecutive years, achieving zero accidents and high safety performance scores. Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Indonesia also received the Zero Accident Award and the Safety Committee Award from the Government of Indonesia, recognizing the company’s strong commitment to workplace safety and health.

He also contributed to the company achieving the highest level certification of the Occupational Safety and Health Management System from the Ministry of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia, as well as maintaining ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certifications. In the same year, he was selected as one of Hyundai’s Core Talents, recognizing his leadership potential and professional contribution. Beyond his workplace, he serves as Chairman of ASLIK3 Indonesia, leading a network of more than 800 safety practitioners, and is the founder of HSEpedia.com, a safety knowledge portal with more than 2.5 million views.

Noviaji Joko Priono implemented several Workplace Safety and Health initiatives aimed at strengthening safety monitoring, improving compliance management, and enhancing emergency preparedness. One key initiative was leading the improvement of the Fire Detector Notification system, enabling faster and more effective monitoring when fire alarms are detected. Together with his team, he also initiated the strengthening of safety digitalization, transforming several safety management processes into digital systems to improve efficiency, transparency, and real-time monitoring of safety data. In addition, he led the integration of safety audit systems to strengthen compliance control and improve the management of safety databases, making it easier to monitor safety performance and regulatory compliance. Beyond the workplace, together with his team in the professional community, he also initiated fire prevention training programmes for schools, boarding schools etc., where fire prevention facilities are often limited despite potential risks.

Noviaji Joko Priono influencing capability has supported the successful implementation of safety initiatives through knowledge sharing. One of his key contributions is authoring a book on the implementation guidelines of the Occupational Safety and Health Management System in Indonesia, which serves as a practical reference for applying best practices in the workplace. He is also frequently invited as a lecturer at several universities in Indonesia and as a speaker at national seminars, where he shares insights and experiences on safety management and industry practices. In addition, through HSEpedia.com and the ASLIK3 Indonesia community, he regularly shares safety information, guidance, best practices, and articles to support knowledge exchange among safety practitioners and students. Within his workplace, Joko Priono has also driven innovation by transforming several manual processes into digital systems, including the Work Permit System, Fire Detector Notification, Safety Induction System, Medical Center System etc., improving efficiency, transparency, and monitoring of safety-related activities while strengthening the implementation of safety management systems.

Noviaji Joko Priono initiatives had a measurable impact on safety and health performance both within his workplace and across the broader safety community. At Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Indonesia, the safety programs and improvements he led contributed to the achievement of more than 14 million safe man-hours, supporting the company in receiving the Zero Accident Award from the Government of Indonesia, as well as recognition as the Best Safety Plant for 3 years in a row among Hyundai manufacturing plants globally. His initiative to digitalize several safety management processes significantly improved the speed and effectiveness of safety monitoring, including the management of work permits, fire alarm notifications, and Medical Center data systems. The implementation of these systems also made it easier for employees to actively participate in reporting hazards through the SHE System, strengthening proactive hazard identification and safety culture. Beyond the workplace, his safety articles and insights published on HSEpedia.com have been viewed more than 2.5 million times, serving as a reference for students, safety practitioners, and training programs.

In Noviaji Joko Priono opinin, a safety influencer is someone who not only understands safety principles but also inspires others to prioritize safety not only in the workplace but also in broader aspects of life. A true safety influencer actively shares knowledge and encourages others to implement safety practices rather than keeping knowledge for themselves. He demonstrates these attributes through his leadership, knowledge sharing, and consistent commitment to improving occupational safety and health practices. At workplace, his dedication and leadership have been recognized through his selection as one of the company's Core Talents for 3 years, reflecting his potential to contribute to organizational development and safety excellence. Joko Priono also believes that safety knowledge should be openly shared so that more people can benefit from it. Through platforms such as HSEpedia.com, professional seminars, and the ASLIK3 Indonesia community, he actively shares practical insights and best practices related to occupational safety and health. Among his peers, he is often informally referred to as “Mas Prof” due to his knowledge & frequent contributions in sharing safety practice.

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