ISO 26262: HARA — Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment
- Date
- 2028-04-17
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 26262 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment sits at the heart of functional safety, and this session is built to help you understand it in a practical, usable way. If you work anywhere near automotive safety, systems engineering, or safety-critical development, this virtual event offers a focused chance to get clearer on how HARA works inside ISO 26262 and why it shapes so many downstream engineering decisions. About the Event This online event centers on ISO 26262 HARA: Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment—the process used to identify hazardous situations, evaluate risk, and support the definition of safety goals in road vehicle development. Rather than treating HARA as a purely theoretical compliance exercise, the event is designed to frame it as a working tool for better engineering judgment, cl
Who should attend
This is for people who want a clearer, more practical grasp of HARA in ISO 26262 and who value learning alongside others working in or around functional safety. - You work in **automotive engineering, systems engineering, or safety-related development** and want to better understand how hazard analysis and risk assessment fits into real project work. - You are **new to ISO 26262** and want a focused introduction to one of its most important concepts without needing a full multi-day training format. - You already have some exposure to functional safety and want to **strengthen your understanding of HARA terminology, logic, and purpose**. - You contribute to **requirements, architecture, concept development, verification, or technical reviews** and want better context for the safety decisions that happen upstream. - You are part of a **cross-functional team** and need to communicate more effectively with safety managers, systems engineers, or developers around risk-related topics. - You enjoy **community-based technical meetups** where you can learn something useful, compare perspectives, and meet others interested in safety-critical engineering. If you have ever thought, "I know HARA is important, but I want to understand how it actually works and why it matters," this event is likely a strong fit.