From Hazard to Safety Requirement with ISO 12100
- Date
- 2026-12-05
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 12100 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Turning a hazard into a clear, defensible safety requirement is one of the most important steps in safe machine design, and one of the easiest places for teams to get stuck. This online session is built to make that step more practical: how to move from identifying risk to defining requirements that are usable, aligned with ISO 12100, and strong enough to support real engineering decisions. About the Event This virtual meetup focuses on the thinking process behind ISO 12100 and how it helps you go from a recognized hazard to an actionable safety requirement. Instead of treating the standard as abstract theory, the event centers on how people actually use it when evaluating risk, defining protective measures, and communicating safety intent across teams. The format is designed to be approac
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a clearer, more practical way to move from identifying hazards to writing meaningful safety requirements. - You work in **machine design, automation, manufacturing, or product development** and want to better understand how ISO 12100 informs real design decisions. - You are involved in **risk assessment, machinery safety, EHS, compliance, or quality** and need stronger language and structure when turning findings into requirements. - You review, approve, or challenge safety-related documentation and want to spot the difference between a vague safety statement and a requirement that can actually be used and verified. - You collaborate across teams and need to communicate safety intent clearly to engineers, managers, operators, or auditors. - You are newer to ISO 12100 and want a practical entry point that connects the standard to everyday work rather than leaving it at the theory level. - You already know the framework but want to compare approaches, pressure-test your thinking, and learn from others working through similar issues.