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Specialist community

Who takes part in Advanced Industry and Robotics, what they contribute and how moderation and privacy work.

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01Contents

Specialist community in four parts.

In this dossier4 parts
  1. 01ParticipantsThe community
  2. 02Who the field needsThe professions that hold part of the industrial picture
  3. 03RulesHow the community works
  4. 04SourcesWhere this page's references lead
02Participants

The community.

Industrial engineers; manufacturing researchers; automation specialists; safety scientists.

Groups

Subject groups

Moderated specialist groups

Working groups

Working groups

Adopted teams with workplans

03Canvas

From enquiry to contribution.

Canvas · from enquiry to contributionDesign, not a record
Specialist community: a working group from charter to sunsetA charter sets the question and the code of conduct; members join with declared interests; a workplan produces deliverables that are reviewed and credited; the group reports and sunsets or renews. Design of the process, not a record of a run.

Fig.The path from an enquiry to a credited contribution. Design, not a record; no step creates membership.

04Who the field needs

The professions that hold part of the industrial picture.

The community combines process safety engineers, robotics and automation engineers, occupational safety specialists, industrial economists and workers' representatives. They look here for evidence on how automation and natural hazards change major-accident risk. Methods include process safety and systems engineering; topics include human-machine work. Workers' representatives take part because they see degraded barriers before managers do.

  • Process safety engineers.
  • Robotics and automation engineers.
  • Occupational safety specialists.
  • Industrial economists.
  • Workers' representatives.
05Rules

How the community works.

  • Moderation follows published rules, applied the same way to everyone.
  • Personal data is used to run the community and is not shared for marketing.
  • Taking part gives no authority, appointment or influence over findings.
  • Conflicts of interest are declared before work begins.
06Sources

Where this page's references lead.

The bodies and documents this page is read against. Status and editions change; each link goes to the issuing body.

07Pages

Pages in Specialist community.

Page

Subject groups

Page

Working groups

08Questions

Questions and answers.

How do I join?
See participation paths. Joining a group opens when the group's hosting, moderation and terms are in place.
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