ISO 12100 and ISO 13849: How They Work Together
- Date
- 2027-09-09
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 12100 (Functional Safety)
About this event
ISO 12100 and ISO 13849 are often discussed separately, but in real machine safety work, they make the most sense together. This online session is designed to help you understand how risk assessment and safety-related control system design connect in practice, so you can move from high-level hazard thinking to clearer implementation decisions with more confidence. About the Event This virtual event focuses on the relationship between ISO 12100 and ISO 13849: what each standard is meant to do, where they overlap, and how they support each other in a practical safety process. Instead of treating them as isolated compliance topics, the session looks at them as part of the same workflow. At a high level, ISO 12100 helps you identify hazards, estimate and evaluate risk, and determine the need f
Who should attend
This is for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of how machine risk assessment connects to safety-related control system design. - You work with **machine safety, functional safety, controls, or compliance** and want to better understand how ISO 12100 and ISO 13849 fit together in day-to-day work. - You are a **design engineer, controls engineer, safety engineer, or technical reviewer** who needs to move from identified hazards to defined safety functions with more confidence. - You participate in **risk assessments, machine design reviews, or safety validation conversations** and want a stronger framework for making and explaining decisions. - You have read or used **one of these standards more than the other** and want help connecting the full process instead of treating each document separately. - You support projects where teams need to align across **engineering, EHS, quality, regulatory, or operations**, and you want a more shared language for discussing risk reduction. - You appreciate a **focused virtual meetup format** where the goal is practical understanding, professional discussion, and clearer application rather than surface-level overview.