Hazard Identification under ISO 12100
- Date
- 2027-08-18
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 12100 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Hazard identification is the foundation of safe machine design, but it is also where many teams lose clarity. This session focuses on how to approach hazard identification under ISO 12100 in a practical, disciplined way so you can spot risks earlier, ask better questions, and build a stronger basis for risk assessment. Whether you work directly with machinery, support compliance work, or want to sharpen your understanding of safety standards, this virtual event gives you a focused space to learn, compare approaches, and connect with others thinking seriously about machine safety. About the Event This is an online community meetup centered on hazard identification under ISO 12100, the standard widely used as a framework for risk assessment and risk reduction in machinery. The goal is to mak
Who should attend
This is for you if hazard identification is part of your work, your responsibility, or a skill you want to build with more rigor. - **You work with machinery safety or risk assessment** and want a clearer, more systematic way to identify hazards under ISO 12100. - **You are a design, mechanical, controls, or systems engineer** who needs to think about hazards early and make better safety-related design decisions. - **You support compliance, EHS, quality, or technical documentation** and want stronger alignment between standards language and real project work. - **You participate in design reviews, CE-related processes, or machine safety discussions** and want to ask sharper questions and catch gaps sooner. - **You are responsible for maintenance, operations, or lifecycle considerations** and want hazard identification to reflect how equipment is actually used, serviced, and misused in the field. - **You value learning through peer discussion** and want to compare your current approach with others working through similar machinery safety challenges. If you have ever looked at a hazard analysis and thought, "Are we missing something important?" this session will feel relevant right away.