IChemE Hazards

About this event

IChemE Hazards 36 Process Safety Conference

Event description: Hazards 36 Process Safety Conference is an IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) focused gathering centered on process safety and hazards management for chemical and process engineering professionals. The conference name (“Hazards 36”) indicates a continuing, established series, and the event is positioned under IChemE’s training and events area specifically for hazards and process safety topics.

1) Real dates

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2) Venue location (city + country)

Venue:
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3) Where the event fits (industry purpose)

This conference is designed for audiences who need to prevent, understand, and manage risks in process industries. The core theme—hazards and process safety—typically aligns with operational risk reduction, safer design and operation, compliance expectations, incident learning, and continuous improvement practices. As an IChemE event, it also reflects the professional and technical community around chemical engineering and related process engineering disciplines.

4) Who attends (BUYERS / ATTENDEES) — research framing

Based on the conference focus (hazards and process safety), the attendee population is generally expected to include:

• Process Safety / Safety leadership (e.g., process safety managers, safety directors, risk managers)
• Engineering and operations decision-makers (e.g., process engineers, plant managers, asset integrity leaders)
• Loss prevention and risk specialists (e.g., hazard analysts, risk consultants, reliability professionals)
• Compliance and regulatory stakeholders (e.g., EHS leadership, technical compliance teams)
• Safety technology and services providers (consultancies, training providers, software/tools vendors supporting safety processes)
• Academia and professional communities (members of learned-society networks, early-career professionals)

5) Typical audience geographic origin (how we would model it)

Since the supplied website text does not include location or listed participation markets, we cannot reliably state attendee geography from the official page content provided. For similar process safety conferences under a global engineering learned society, attendance commonly includes professionals from multiple countries—especially where process industries and safety regulations have strong adoption. Once we confirm the official venue city/country, we can model the likely origin split (local/national/international) more accurately.

6) Audience reach (Local / National / Global)

Reach:

We recommend validating this using the official “delegates”/“attendance” or speaker participation information from the event pages (not present in the supplied text). Then we map the likely buyer density by job function (process safety leadership, EHS leadership, engineering management, and solution providers).

7) Event type (industry + format)

Event type: Process safety / hazards conference within the chemical engineering ecosystem (conference format with industry and professional engagement).

8) Estimated attendance (expected total footfall)

Estimated attendance:

We cannot estimate responsibly from the provided official content because no delegate numbers, hall size, or participation metrics were included in the supplied website text. If you share the event’s “at a glance” section (or any delegate count/sponsor count), we will refine the estimate.

9) Key focus areas & buyer engagement themes (what matters to decision-makers)

For hazards and process safety conferences, the most common buyer-relevant themes typically include:

• Hazard identification and risk assessment (how hazards are identified, analyzed, and prioritized)
• Process safety management systems (governance, assurance, and continuous improvement)
• Incident learning and mitigation (near miss learning, root cause analysis, prevention strategies)
• Safety case / engineering risk communication (making technical safety decisions understandable and actionable)
• Integrity management and reliability (ensuring equipment/processes perform safely over time)
• Standards, regulations, and assurance (staying compliant and demonstrating operational safety)
• Training and capability building (competency frameworks, learning programs, and implementation support)
• Solutions and tools (services/software that improve hazard analysis workflow, documentation, and governance)

10) Buyer fit: which buyer types we would prioritize for attendee-list research

We would typically prioritize buyer roles that can influence vendor selection, training budgets, and safety technology/service procurement. For Hazards / Process Safety conferences, the “highest value” attendee-list targets are usually:

• Process Safety Manager / Process Safety Engineer
• Head of EHS / Environmental Health & Safety Director (Process Safety)
• Risk Manager (Operational Risk / Major Hazards)
• Loss Prevention Manager / Safety Assurance Manager
• Asset Integrity / Reliability Engineering leadership
• Engineering Manager responsible for safer design and operational safety
• Consultants and service buyers supporting safety improvement programs

11) Client requirement check (needed from you)

Your instruction requires us to recommend the best buyers based on your client’s product requirements, and to ask for the client’s website. The official website text provided here does not include any buyer-list purchase guidance or sponsor/partner targeting details that would allow us to tailor buyers without your product context.

Please share your client website URL and we will:

• Identify which of the attendee segments above best match your client’s offer
• Translate your offer into target buyer job titles
• Select the most relevant industries from your Apollo-style industry list to tag the target accounts
• Prepare a buyer shortlist approach aligned to this specific conference audience

12) Next step we need from you

To complete the remaining research points reliably (dates/venue, estimated attendance, buyer company samples with websites, and “best buyer fit” scoring), we need either:

• The Hazards 36 event page sections that contain the date, venue, and any delegate/sponsor numbers, or
• A link/screenshot/text for the event “location & date” and “delegates/attendance” sections, plus your client website

Ready when you are: send the client website and (if possible) the event page snippet that includes the date and venue.