ISO 26262-11: Safety Culture
- Date
- 2027-12-23
- Location
- Online
- Host
- Semiconductor Functional Safety (Functional Safety)
About this event
Safety culture is easy to talk about and much harder to build. ISO 26262-11: Safety Culture is a focused virtual meetup for people who want to look past checklists and standards language and get into the human side of functional safety: how teams think, communicate, escalate risk, and make decisions when the stakes are real. This session is designed for a community that cares about both rigor and practice. Whether you work directly with ISO 26262 or you are trying to strengthen safety-minded collaboration in your organization, this event gives you a space to examine what safety culture actually looks like in day-to-day work. About the Event At its core, this event explores the role of safety culture within the context of ISO 26262-11. The topic sits at the intersection of technical standar
Who should attend
This is for people who want to examine the human and organizational side of safety with more depth and more honesty. - You work with **functional safety, systems safety, or standards-based development** and want to better understand how culture affects real outcomes, not just documentation. - You are part of a team where **risk communication, escalation, or cross-functional alignment** can make or break good safety practice. - You lead, support, or influence engineering and product work and want a stronger grasp of **how safety expectations become everyday behavior**. - You are interested in **ISO 26262-11 specifically** and want to discuss its relevance in a practical, peer-oriented setting. - You care about **community and thoughtful professional exchange**, and you value hearing how others approach the cultural side of complex work. - You do not need all the answers already. If you are actively trying to build a more open, responsible, safety-minded environment, you will likely find this conversation useful. If you are looking for a meetup that connects standards, culture, and real-world team dynamics, you should feel at home here.