FUNCTIONAL SAFETY FOR AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS

Date: July 03 - 04, 2017
Language: English

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ISO 26262 provides an internationally recognized reference for the development of safety-related automotive E/E systems. Developers of such systems need to understand and implement the standard’s requirements pertaining to system, hardware, and software development. This 2-day training provides a systematic introduction to key concepts of ISO 26262 and their practical application, covering the concept phase incl. hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA) as well as the subsequent system, hardware, and software development phases.

Target audience

Automotive professionals (component and system engineers, engineering managers, quality and project managers) involved with the development of safety-related automotive E/E systems, future functional safety engineers and managers.

HIGHLIGHTS

Safety 101 (harm, risk, risk reduction, fault, error, failure, hazard, failure classification)
Scope of ISO 26262 (safety, functional safety, safety of the intended function)
Item definition and hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA), ASIL determination
Refinement of safety requirements (safety goals, functional safety concept, technical safety concept, hardware safety requirements, software safety requirements, ASIL decomposition)
Fundamentals of system, hardware and software development in compliance with ISO 26262
OEM – supplier relationships(development interface agreement, workshare)
Management of functional safety (safety plan, safety case, confirmation measures)

Speaker

Dr. Mirko Conrad

Mirko Conrad serves as managing director of samoconsult GmbH, an engineering and consulting firm recognized across industries for their comprehensive services in the area of functional safety. He lectures functional safety at the Technical Universities in Munich and Dresden and actively participated in the standardization of ISO 26262, DO-178C and various MISRA guidelines. Mirko Conrad also has 10+ years of tool classification/qualification experience across industries and standards.

AGENDA - Day 1

TIME	TOPIC
9 a.m.	Welcoming and introducing participants
9:30 a.m.	Safety Fundamentals Intuitive notion of safety, harm, risk, and risk reduction How systems fail (faults à errors à failures; hazards) Systematic vs. random faults/failures Failures in hardware/software Dependent vs. independent failures Safety, functional safety, safety of the intended functionality (SOTIF)
10:30 a.m.	ISO 26262 - Introduction Technical standards and standardization process Functional safety standards (IEC 61508 and derivative standards) ISO 26262 overview Scope of ISO 26262 ISO 26262 Safety Life Cycle
12 p.m.	Lunch break and open dialog
1 p.m.	ISO 26262 – Concept phase Item definition Hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA), determination of Automotive Safety Integrity Levels (ASIL) Safety goal determination Functional safety requirements/functional safety concept (FSC) ASIL decomposition Management of safety requirements
3 p.m.	ISO 26262 – System development (I) Technical safety requirements/technical safety concept (TSC) Hardware Software Interface (HSI) Conf dence in the use of software tools (tool classification and qualification)
ca. 5 p.m.	End of Day 1

AGENDA - Day 2

TIME	TOPIC
9:00 a.m.	ISO 26262 – Hardware development Hardware safety requirements Hardware design Classification of hardware failures, hardware architectural metrics, diagnostic coverage Hardware integration and testing
11 a.m.	ISO 26262 – Software Development Software safety lifecycle Software safety requirements Software design Software implementation Software integration and testing Verification of software safety requirements
12 p.m.	Lunch break and open dialog
1 p.m.	ISO 26262 – System development (II) Hardware software integration and testing Safety validation Safety case, release for production
3 p.m.	ISO 26262 – Management of Functional Safety Development categories (new item development vs. modification) Confirmation measures (confirmation reviews, safety audit, safety assessment)
4 p.m.	ISO 26262 – Special topics Development Interface Agreement (DIA), workshare between OEMs and suppliers Confidence in the use of software tools (tool classification and qualification)
ca. 5 p.m.	End of training workshop