Introduction to ISO 26262 Functional safety
Purpose
Provide an overview of ISO 26262, with a particular emphasis on the early phases, including concept and system development.
Goals
The participants shall get an overall understanding of:
ISO 26262 structure and content
terminology and definitions
development of a ”safety case”
definition of and compliance with safety goals
analysis of safety related functions and incidents
classification of automotive safety integrity levels (ASIL)
functional and technical safety requirements
process and work requirements
Day 1
09:00 Introduction
09:30 Safety management
– An overview of safety process management
– Overall safety management
– Safety management during item development
– Safety management after release for production
10:30 Concept development
– Overview of the concept phase
– Item definition
– Initiation of safety lifecycle
– Hazard analysis and risk assessment
– Definition of Safety Goals
– ASIL classification
– Functional safety concept
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Exercise
14:00 System development
– Initiation of product development at the system level
– Specification of the technical safety requirements
– System design
15:30 Wrap up
16:00 End
Day 2
09:00 System development continue
– Item integration and testing
– Safety validation
– Functional safety assessment
– Release for production
09:45 Exercise
10:45 Hardware development
– Process overview
– Initiation of product development at hardware level
– Specification of hardware safety requirements
– Hardware architectural metrics
– Evaluation of violation of safety goal due to random HW failures
– Hardware integration and testing
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Software development
– Process overview
– Initiation of product development at software level
– Specification of software safety requirements
– Software architectural design
– Software unit design and implementation
– Software unit testing
– Software integration and testing
– Verification of software safety requirements
14:00 Exercise
15:00 Supporting processes
– Distributed development
– Specification and management of safety requirements
– Configuration Management
– Change Management
– Verification
– Documentation
– Qualification of software tools
– Qualification of software components
– Qualification of hardware components
– Proven in use argument
15:30 Wrap-up
16:00 End
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