About Industrial Safety

calendar_add_onThursday, 11 March 2027
schedule9:30 – 16:30
location_onDüsseldorf
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Are you co-responsible for the strategy, management and control of safety within your organisation? Join your peers at the fully catered conference on 11 March.

Trusted Automation – Who Keeps in Control?

The German industry is under pressure. Labor shortages, high energy costs, and geopolitical uncertainty are forcing companies to operate more independently and resiliently. Automation is no longer a luxury, but a necessity to keep processes running and to safeguard the continuity of our industry.

However, as automation increases, so do safety risks. Smart systems, AI, and cobots are transforming the way we produce, while also making us more dependent on technology that must function flawlessly. At the same time, these systems are increasingly connected to external networks and cloud platforms, making cyber threats a direct risk to physical processes and the people on the shop floor.

The role of humans is evolving accordingly: from operator to supervisor, from executor to decision-maker. This requires clear frameworks, explainable technologies, and a working environment where trust, control, and safety are central.
Under the theme “Trusted Automation”, we explore how to make German industry both smarter and safer, with technology that works for people, not the other way around.

The Machine Regulation, Safety Culture, ATEX, new innovations, and much more will be covered.

Join us on March 11 at Industrial Safety Germany and be part of the future of safe and smart industry.

Topics that will be covered

  • Process Safety, Automation and Instrumentation
  • Explosion Safety & Hazardous Substance
  • Safety Simulation & Scenario Modelling
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • Standards, Legislation, Inspection & Certification
  • Safety Culture & Behaviour
  • Signage, Visualisation & Documentation
  • Safety Management Systems, Training & Competence Development
  • Machine Safety
  • Fire Safety & Fire Safety Engineering

Why attend?

Participation offers a full day of professional development, practical knowledge and valuable industry connections. The insights gained can be applied directly within your organisation and support the continuous improvement of workplace and process safety.

Registration is quick and easy. Simply complete the registration form to secure your place.