UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 15 – Maintenance
- Date
- 2027-06-14
- Location
- Online
- Host
- UL 4600 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Maintenance is where long-term safety claims are tested in the real world. If you work with autonomous systems, safety assurance, or the lifecycle management of complex technology, this session focuses on a part of UL 4600 that matters after deployment: how maintenance affects continued confidence in system safety. Rather than treating safety as a one-time milestone, this event centers the ongoing work required to keep systems dependable as they evolve, are serviced, and remain in operation. About the Event This online session, UL 4600: UL-4600 Part 15 – Maintenance, is a focused virtual gathering for people interested in the maintenance dimension of the UL 4600 framework. The topic is specific, but the implications are broad: maintenance practices can materially affect whether a system co
Who should attend
This is for you if maintenance, safety assurance, or lifecycle responsibility is part of your work and you want a more grounded understanding of how UL 4600 applies after deployment. - You work in **system safety, assurance, or compliance** and want to think more rigorously about maintenance as an ongoing safety activity. - You are an **engineer, technical lead, or architect** supporting autonomous or safety-relevant systems and need to understand how post-release changes can affect safety claims. - You sit in **operations, field support, service, or maintenance management** and want clearer alignment between hands-on maintenance work and formal safety expectations. - You are part of a **quality, governance, or process team** and need better language and structure for documenting, reviewing, or improving maintenance-related practices. - You work across functions and often have to connect **engineering, operations, and compliance** conversations that do not naturally happen in the same room. - You value **peer discussion and professional connection** and want a focused virtual meetup where the topic is specific enough to be genuinely useful. If you have ever asked how safety is preserved once a system is in the field, this event is likely to feel directly relevant.