UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 12 – Verification, Validation and Test
- Date
- 2027-03-21
- Location
- Online
- Host
- UL 4600 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Verification, validation, and test are where safety claims either become credible or fall apart. If you care about how autonomous and safety-critical systems are evaluated in the real world, this session on UL 4600 Part 12 gives you a focused place to dig into the practical side of proving that a system is ready for deployment. Because the event is online, it is also an easy way to join a serious conversation with people who are thinking carefully about the same challenges. What Is This? This virtual event centers on UL 4600 Part 12 – Verification, Validation and Test, with a focus on the methods, expectations, and practical questions that come up when assessing system safety. Rather than treating safety as a vague aspiration, this session points attention to the work of building evidence:
Who should attend
This is for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of how **verification, validation, and test** fit into a serious safety framework. - You work on **autonomous or safety-critical systems** and want to better understand how UL 4600 Part 12 frames evidence, assurance, and testing. - You are an **engineer, technical lead, or systems architect** who needs sharper language and clearer distinctions between verification, validation, and test in day-to-day work. - You support **safety, quality, compliance, or assurance** efforts and want to compare your current approach against a more structured standard-driven perspective. - You are involved in **test planning, simulation, evaluation, or requirements traceability** and want to connect your work to the broader safety case. - You are a **researcher, reviewer, consultant, or standards-minded practitioner** who values thoughtful discussion about what good evidence actually looks like. - You learn best by being in conversation with others, and you want an online setting where you can **listen, ask questions, and connect with peers** around a focused technical topic. If you have been looking for a space where the conversation goes beyond buzzwords and gets into how safety claims are actually supported, you will likely feel at home here.