EN 17975: From Zero Energy to Zero Risk A New European Standard for Maintenance Safety Maintenance, repair, and service work are among the activities with the highest risk of accidents in industry. The new European standard EN 17975 describes, for the first time, a comprehensive approach to the safe management of hazardous energy during maintenance work. The presentation shows how companies can manage the transition from simple energy isolation to a holistic risk management approach. Using practical examples, Christian Senft explains the requirements of the new standard, the importance of standardized lockout/tagout procedures, and the implications for operators, safety officers, and maintenance teams. Participants will receive specific recommendations for implementing EN 17975 and learn how to make maintenance processes safer, more efficient, and compliant with standards. Key topics of the presentation: • Fundamentals and objectives of the new EN 17975 • Safe handling of hazardous energy sources during maintenance work • From lockout/tagout to holistic maintenance safety • Requirements for organization, processes, and documentation • Practical implementation in an industrial setting • Benefits for occupational safety, compliance, and risk minimization This session is specifically aimed at occupational safety specialists, maintenance managers, production managers, HSE managers, and anyone involved in ensuring the safe execution of maintenance work. Take this opportunity to future-proof your LOTO program and reduce the risk of accidents to zero. 💡 Trade Show Special: After the presentation, visit us in Hall 1 at Booth G1.017 and pick up your personalized safety lock printed with your name!