EVENTS
Our in-person events will be going ahead this year.
We are pleased to announce that our in-person events will resume this year, 2023.
These events are free for our members and invited guests. To register for an event please follow the instructions in the ‘Events’ section below.
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The Hazards Forum is always interested in hearing from organisations who may wish to sponsor one or more of our events. The details of the sponsoring organisation will be incorporated into the event publicity material.
UPCOMING EVENTS
PAST EVENTS
Wildfires
Wildfires Wildfires have been in news this year, perhaps most notably in Hawaii, where hurricane winds, parched grass, and electrical sparks combined to create a
HUMAN DECISIONS AND SYSTEM PERFORMANCE: QUICKFIRE Q&A with Richard Roff
HUMAN DECISIONS AND SYSTEM PERFORMANCE: QUICKFIRE Q&A Richard Roff Human decisions and system performance event Chair and Group Process Safety Director at Costain We’re thrilled
DATA AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT: QUICKFIRE Q&A with Marc McBride
DATA AND INFORMATION SHARING FOR SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT: QUICKFIRE Q&A Marc McBride Data and information sharing for safety and environmental benefit webinar chair Principal
WILDFIRES: QUICKFIRE Q&A with Alex Carroll
WILDFIRES: QUICKFIRE Q&A Alex Carroll Wildfires event Chair Hazards Safety Case Engineer – HPC External Hazards, EDF Nuclear Services We’re delighted to have you chair
AI Workshop
AI workshop In July, the Hazards Forum had the pleasure of visiting the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) site in Buxton, UK. The HSE kindly hosted our
Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience: Standards and their application
Climate change adaptation and resilience: standards and their application The world is already experiencing climate change impacts; the summer heat wave in the UK and
Nuclear fusion: technology risk
Nuclear Fusion: Technology Risk The Hazards Forum hosted Nuclear Fusion: Technology Risk as a hybrid event, at the home of the Institution of Civil Engineers
Nested Dependencies and Unconscious Connectivity
Nested Dependencies and Unconscious Connectivity The modern world survives and thrives on complex interconnected systems which normally interface seamlessly and give efficiency and productivity. These
Regulation of chemicals (Part 2)
Regulation of chemicals (Part 2) Risk management within the new UK REACH framework Part two of our mini-series on the regulation of chemicals, regulators and
Climate Change and weather extremes: the case for adaptation
Christopher White, University of Strathclyde
Jonathan Krzyzosiak, Hazards Forum
Adaptation to climate change
John Dora, Climate Sense
Jonathan Krzyzosiak, Hazards Forum
Nuclear fusion: Technology risk
Ellie Campbell, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)
Dr. Sally Forbes, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)
Valerie Jamieson, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)
Dr Lavinia Raganelli, Hazards Forum
Event held on 7th June, 2022
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