How to Perform a Machinery Risk Assessment (ISO 12100)
- Date
- 2027-09-19
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 12100 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Machinery risk assessment is one of those skills that sits at the center of safe, reliable engineering work. If you need a clearer, more practical understanding of how to apply ISO 12100, this online session will help you move from general awareness to a more usable approach you can bring into real projects. Whether you work with machine design, integration, safety, operations, or compliance, this event is designed to make the process easier to understand and easier to discuss with others. Expect a focused virtual meetup that combines learning, practical framing, and space to connect with people working through similar challenges. About the Event This event focuses on how to perform a machinery risk assessment using the framework of ISO 12100. Rather than treating the standard as something
Who should attend
This is for people who want a clearer, more practical handle on machinery risk assessment and how ISO 12100 applies to real work. - You work in **machine design, manufacturing, automation, integration, or industrial engineering** and want a more structured way to assess hazards and reduce risk. - You are responsible for **machine safety, EHS, compliance, or operational risk** and need a stronger working understanding of the ISO 12100 framework. - You participate in **design reviews, safety reviews, retrofit projects, or equipment acceptance** and want to make better-informed decisions. - You are an **engineering manager, technical lead, or project stakeholder** who needs to communicate more clearly about machinery risk with cross-functional teams. - You are newer to machinery safety and want an approachable entry point that helps you understand the process without getting lost in jargon. - You already have some experience with risk assessments, but want to **refresh your fundamentals, compare approaches, and learn alongside a broader community**. If you have ever thought, "I understand why machinery risk assessment matters, but I want to perform it more confidently and consistently," this event is likely a strong fit.