UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 10 – Dependability
- Date
- 2026-10-23
- Location
- Online
- Host
- UL 4600 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Dependability is where safety work stops being theoretical and starts being testable, reviewable, and defensible. This session on UL 4600 Part 10 – Dependability is built for people who need to understand how dependable autonomous and safety-critical systems are argued, evaluated, and improved in practice. If you work anywhere near autonomy, assurance, systems engineering, or safety case development, this is a focused chance to dig into one of the most important parts of the standard in a format that is accessible, professional, and easy to join from anywhere. About the Event This is a virtual community meetup centered on UL 4600 Part 10 – Dependability, taking place Friday, October 23 at 1:30 PM PDT. The event is designed as an online gathering for people who want a clearer understanding
Who should attend
This is for people who want a sharper, more practical understanding of how dependability is discussed within UL 4600 and how that thinking applies to real systems. - You work in **autonomous systems, safety-critical systems, or assurance** and want to better understand how dependability fits into a credible safety framework. - You are a **systems engineer, safety engineer, reliability engineer, or technical lead** who needs clearer language and structure for discussing system trustworthiness. - You contribute to **safety cases, documentation, validation, verification, or governance** and want stronger context for evaluating arguments and evidence. - You are part of a **cross-functional team** and need to connect technical work with standards, review expectations, and decision-making. - You are exploring **UL 4600** for the first time and want an approachable entry point into one specific but important section of the standard. - You value **community discussion and networking** with others thinking seriously about standards, assurance, and dependable system behavior. If you have ever thought, “I need a more concrete way to reason about dependability in the context of safety,” this event is likely a good fit.