From HARA to Safety Goals
- Date
- 2028-03-05
- Location
- Online
- Host
- HARA/FMEA/FMEDA/TARA (Functional Safety)
About this event
Hazard analysis is only useful if it leads to decisions you can defend. This session focuses on the path from HARA to safety goals: how to move from identifying hazardous events to defining clear, actionable outcomes that can guide engineering work, safety thinking, and team alignment. If you’ve ever felt that the jump from analysis to safety requirements was where things got fuzzy, this event is built to make that transition easier to understand and discuss. About the Event This is a virtual community meetup centered on a practical, often misunderstood part of safety work: translating HARA results into safety goals that are meaningful, structured, and usable. Rather than treating HARA as a box-checking exercise, the conversation will focus on how the outputs of the analysis should shape w
Who should attend
This event is for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of how hazard analysis turns into concrete safety direction. - You work with **functional safety, systems engineering, or risk analysis** and want to strengthen your reasoning from HARA outputs to safety goals. - You’re part of a **technical team** and need to understand safety concepts well enough to communicate across engineering, architecture, or process roles. - You’re **learning HARA for the first time** and want a discussion that helps the concepts feel connected rather than isolated. - You’ve seen teams struggle with **vague or hard-to-use safety goals**, and you want better ways to think about scope, clarity, and intent. - You enjoy **meetup-style learning** where you can hear different perspectives, ask questions, and compare approaches with peers. - You’re simply **curious about safety workflows** and want a welcoming virtual space to explore how structured analysis leads to real decisions. If you’ve ever thought, “I understand the analysis, but I’m less sure about the step after that,” you’ll likely get a lot out of this session.