Four-Day Course Overview
Software and hardware in electronic systems have become key differentiating factors in today’s automobile design and development. With the rising role of electronics in automobiles, functional safety has increasingly become a critical aspect of the overall product design and development.
The standard ISO 26262 “Road Vehicles-Functional Safety” is a crucial compliance requirement in the automotive value chain. Our comprehensive course covers all requirements of ISO 26262:2018. Exercises and examples are used within the presentation to show how the requirements and concepts of the standard are applied.
ISO 26262 Training Topics
- Overview and scope of ISO 26262:2018
- Management of functional safety
- Tailoring of safety activities
- Safety culture
- Confirmation measures, audit, and assessment processes
- Concept phase
- Hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA)
- Assigning safety goals and ASIL ratings
- Functional safety concept
- System-level development
- Technical safety concept
- System and item integration and testing
- Safety validation
- Hardware-software interface (HSI) specification
- Hardware development
- Safety requirements and design
- Hardware architectural metrics, including types of faults, diagnostic coverage, SPFM, LFM and PMHF
- Hardware testing
- Software development
- Safety requirements and design
- Software architecture
- Software unit and integration testing
- Qualification of software components
- Supporting processes
- Criteria for coexistence of elements
- ASIL decomposition
- Analysis of dependent failures
- Confidence in software tools
- Proven in use
Optional UL-CFSP Exam
Participants who complete all four days of training are eligible to take a two hour certification exam on the morning of the fifth day. Those who pass the exam are individually certified as a UL Certified Functional Safety Professional in Automotive or UL-CFSP.
