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Introduction to ISO 26262 Functional safety

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2 Days

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

Nohau Training Partner

This course is provided by a Nohau Training Partner, a trusted provider of hands-on training for professionals in embedded systems, software development, and engineering.

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