ISO 26262-11: Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment (HARA)
- Date
- 2028-08-01
- Location
- Online
- Host
- Semiconductor Functional Safety (Functional Safety)
About this event
If you work anywhere near automotive functional safety, you already know that a weak Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment can ripple through an entire development program. This session focuses on ISO 26262-11 HARA in a practical, discussion-friendly format so you can sharpen how you identify hazards, frame operational situations, and reason about risk with more confidence. About the Event This is an online community meetup centered on one of the most important activities in the ISO 26262 workflow: Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment under Part 11 guidance. The goal is simple: create a focused space to talk through HARA concepts, common sticking points, and the kinds of judgment calls that make this work challenging in real projects. Rather than treating HARA as a checklist exercise, the eve
Who should attend
This is for people who want a clearer, more practical grasp of HARA and a chance to talk about it with others who take functional safety seriously. - You work in **automotive functional safety** and want to strengthen how you approach hazard identification, risk reasoning, and safety goal definition. - You are a **systems, software, hardware, or integration engineer** who contributes to safety-related development and wants better context for how HARA influences downstream work. - You support or lead **ISO 26262 activities** and want to compare interpretations, challenge assumptions, and improve consistency across teams. - You are newer to **ISO 26262-11** and need a more grounded understanding of what HARA is supposed to accomplish in practice. - You are a **safety manager, technical lead, or cross-functional stakeholder** who needs to communicate HARA decisions clearly across engineering disciplines. - You value **community and peer discussion** as much as technical content and want a virtual space where you can learn, ask questions, and connect with others in the field.