Regulation. Responsibility. Risk.
Join 200+ professionals from government, manufacturing, retail, importing, legal services, fire and rescue, and test houses for a one‑day event focused on the key trends affecting the electrical product industry.
The programme explores how regulation works in practice, where responsibility sits, and how risk is managed across products and supply chains.
Presentations, panels and fireside chats will cover:
- regulatory reform
- technology and safety
- safety within circular models
- hazard‑based approaches to high‑risk products
- what happens when innovation meets UK electrical safety requirements.
Your ticket includes lunch, post‑event drinks, and time to connect with peers and industry specialists.
Book your place and take part in the conversations shaping electrical product safety.
Electrical Product Safety Conference 2026
- 26 November 2026
- Church House, London
Hosts
Our event is led by two highly experienced voices, bringing insight from across energy, safety, finance and media.
They will guide the discussion and highlight the key issues shaping the sector.
Speakers
Across presentations, panel discussions and fireside chats, speakers will explore the theme of Regulation, Responsibility, Risk in depth.
Each session is designed to share insight, challenge thinking and prompt meaningful discussion.
We encourage speakers not only to share best practice cases, but also look to the future on upcoming developments.
Interested in speaking opportunities?
Our event is a platform for speakers to share expertise, future-proof their business, get feedback about ideas from fellow professionals, and meet potential clients.
Farah holds expertise in the application of microscopy (CT, SEM, Optical) and mechanical testing applied across a wide range of industries, including additive manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, consumer products, electronics, automotive, medical forensics, aerospace, food and beverage, national space agencies, batteries and mining. She is the founder and President of the International Society ToScA and sits on a number of national and international technical committees.
Sarah-Jane leads the global product litigation and product risk (safety and regulatory) practice.
She acts on regulatory, litigious and policy matters across the full product lifecycle in respect of product safety, compliance and product liability and consumer litigation matters.
Sylvie is both an avocat à la cour in France and a solicitor in England and Wales. She has 15 years’ experience in complex disputes linked to products, namely product liability, product safety toxic tort, mass litigation/class actions, regulatory compliance and environmental/ESG matters.
She represents manufacturers across industries including life sciences, automotive, electronic products, cosmetics, energy and food. Sylvie is an active member of the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) and the Association of Defense Trial Attorneys (ADTA) and attends International Consumer Product Health and Safety Organization (ICPHSO) events.
Stefan has been CEO of AMDEA since July 2025, leading the association’s growth across home appliance circularity and sustainability, from manufacturing and distribution to repair, refurbishment, reuse, safety compliance, end-of-life disposal and materials recycling.
He brings 28 years of senior experience across trade associations, membership bodies and not-for-profit organisations, including the Electrical Contractors’ Association, the Confederation of European Security Suppliers, the British Security Industry Association and the National Tyre Distributors Association.
Earlier in his career, he worked in the UK corporate security sector in operational and training roles across Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Graham is Chief Executive of the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards, part of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
Graham’s career and experience has been as a regulator, first in local government where he led a number of regulatory services and created new regulatory functions responsible for animal health and welfare and claims management. After working with government teams supporting UK regulatory reform reviews, Graham was appointed the first chief executive of the Local Better Regulation Office (LBRO) and established LBRO as a pioneer in the concept of regulatory delivery.
Claire is a partner in Cooley’s product compliance and liability team.
She specialises in advising clients on regulatory risk, compliance and litigation issues. She helps clients who deal with products and consumers.
Claire works with them to help bring both digital and physical products to market, advising on labelling, packaging, regulatory approvals and engaging with regulators and consumers. She also has significant expertise in coordinating and delivering business critical international regulatory and compliance advice and delivering complex multi-jurisdictional projects.
We’ve answered the most common questions to help you plan your visit.
Our speakers share their best practice cases and look to the future on upcoming developments in the sector. If you want to see safety and resilience develop in your business and get feedback about your ideas from fellow professionals, this is the right place to do it.
Government departments, manufacturers, retailers, importers, lawyers, fire and rescue services, and test houses.
You can register by visiting the booking page.
Yes, but your guest would also need to register – we have two for one offers to take advantage of.
We regret that we are unable to issue refunds. If you cannot attend, please tell us as soon as possible - your ticket may also be given to a colleague.
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