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Paul Robinson. Electronic equipment product safety introduction – An Overview Based on IEC 62368‐1

IEEE Consumer Technology Society, IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society, IEEE Broadcast Technology Society Distinguished Lecturer Talk Paul Robinson. Electronic equipment product safety introduction – An Overview Based on IEC 62368‐1 Principles Speaker Paul Robinson is a Product Standards and Compliance Engineering Manager at IBM Australia. He is the Chair of Standards Australia’s national committee for safety of electronic equipment and represents Australia at the international IEC committee which it mirrors. He is also a member of Standards Australia’s committee for conformance marking to regulatory requirements, and he participates in other technical committees and industry consultative bodies. Paul is a Senior Member of the IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society (PSES). He can be reached at paulrob@ieee.org or on LinkedIn at   / probinson  . Abstract This presentation is for anybody interested in the product safety of electronic equipment. Users have the right to expect their products remain safe during normal use, abnormal use, reasonably foreseeable misuse, and fault conditions. Laws impose obligations on suppliers to meet minimum standards and regulations. A thorough understanding of energy hazards that can cause pain and injury, as well as safeguards against hazardous energy transfer is vital to ensure the safeness of products placed on the market. This presentation will discuss the principles of safety in IEC 62368-1 for home and office information and communications technology equipment (ICT) and audio/video and multimedia equipment regarding various safety risks, hazards, and equipment safeguards. It then places the standard in the context of laws and regulations as well as social responsibilities and liabilities associated with offering electronic products on the market. Date: Thursday, 2nd September 5 pm - 6 pm (Sydney time)