ALARP 2025

Summary

The ALARP principle is at the heart of UK Health and Safety legislation. Given ongoing innovation in technology and processes, it is critical that the standards and methods used to demonstrate ALARP are constantly challenged. Otherwise, companies risk significant financial, legal, and public backlash.

This annual seminar will showcase fresh case studies from engineering industry leaders applying best practice to practical demonstrations of ALARP. High-level discussions of the different methods used within this concept will compare the use of quantitative and qualitative approaches and the legal viewpoints attached to each.

Attend to learn how to apply best practice to ensure compliance and manage evolving risks, and to benefit from case studies from a wide selection of industries, enabling attendees to learn from and network with a diverse range of peers.

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How will I benefit?

• Hear examples of ALARP demonstrations from a range of sectors, highlighting key takeaways to use in their own work
• Understand latest developments around the interpretation and application of ALARP to emerging sectors 
• Learn how to apply the principal appropriately and produce correct and robust ALARP demonstrations 
• Discover latest risk mitigation techniques within safety-critical industries 
• Enhance regulatory and legal knowledge to reduce penalties through a better understanding of the expectations and meeting them

Key topics

• Gain in-depth insights into ALARP methodologies employed in a range of safety-critical sectors, highlighting key takeaways to use in their own work
• Understand developments around the interpretation and application of ALARP
• Develop the knowledge and skills needed to successfully apply the ALARP principle to 21st century engineering challenges
• Mitigate and manage risks effectively to eliminate safety-critical events
• Reduce your exposure to regulatory and legal penalties by understanding expectations and meeting them fully
• Learn how to apply the principle appropriately and produce correct and robust ALARP demonstrations