Learn from experts

Process safety specialists and industry peers working in all industry sectors will share their knowledge and experience including lessons learned and latest research.

Review good practice in process safety

Presentations will share lessons learned from what's worked well (and not so well) so that you can apply and embed good practice to your own operations.

Get comprehensive technical insight

The programme will cover all the functional areas that are key to managing and reducing process safety risk effectively, including engineering and design, systems and procedures, knowledge and competence, human factors, assurance, safety culture, and environmental protection.

Get industry insights and benchmark your company

Hear from industry practitioners, regulators and researchers. Find out what's happening across the industry and what other companies are doing to make safety their main priority, and identify areas for improvement in your own organisation.

Hear from senior leaders

Our plenary speakers will share their insight and strategic vision.

Have your say

As well as Q&A at the end of every presentation, there will be further discussion time built into the programme to help continue the conversations and identify common issues facing practitioners.

Connect with your peers and build your networks

Hazards 33 is an opportunity to connect with your peers and build your networks. There will be plenty of time in our programme for networking with delegates, presenters, exhibitors and sponsors. This will include a chance to relax and unwind at a social event.

Find out what's new in process safety

Process safety is constantly developing and Hazards 33 is a great opportunity to discover the latest innovations in the field.

Discover new products and services

Make new contacts and discover new products and services from our exhibitors.

Meet Continuous Professional Development (CPD) requirements

Attending Hazards 33 is a great way to demonstrate commitment to your personal and professional development.

"Process safety is a constantly developing field and it's a great opportunity to benchmark ourselves against other companies, and find out what is emerging, what we can take back and implement to ensure safety is our main priority."

Teri Zdrojewski, AWE

"It's an excellent way to learn about what's going on in industry...and I can transfer that to my teaching."

Chris Tighe, Imperial College London