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Lecture

Safety Systems Resilience: The Role of Functional Safety Assessments

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This presentation delves into the critical role of functional safety assessments, as outlined in industry standards such as IEC 61508, IEC 61511, and ISO 26262, to ensure the resilience, reliability, and long-term performance of safety-critical systems across high-hazard industries. It examines the full functional safety lifecycle and demonstrates how to achieve and maintain compliance with relevant standards throughout the life of a safety instrumented system. Participants will gain a valuable understanding of the principles and standards that underpin functional safety, including key methodologies for hazard identification, risk analysis, and system verification. Other benefits of attending include:

· Learning the latest industry standards and how they apply to safety system lifecycle management.

· Understanding practical approaches to conducting functional safety assessments and integrating them into engineering workflows.

· Discovering common challenges, pitfalls, and best practices for ensuring ongoing safety system resilience.

· Seeing real-world case studies illustrating assessment-driven improvements in system reliability and risk reduction.

· Enhancing your ability to evaluate, document, and justify safety integrity levels (SIL) for critical systems.

This session is valuable for engineers, safety managers, project leads, and anyone involved in the specification, design, operation, or maintenance of safety-critical systems.

Health and Safety

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Continuing Professional Development

This event can contribute towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours as part of the IET's CPD monitoring scheme.

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23 Apr 2026 

7:00pm - 9:00pm

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Organiser

  • Berkshire Local Network

Location

Braywick Leisure Centre

Braywick Road
Maidenhead
Berkshire
SL6 1BN
United Kingdom

Programme

19:00 Welcome and Refreshment

19:30 Presentation and Q&A

20:30 Networking

20:45 Event Close

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Free