Provider
Omnex
Duration
1 day (8 hours)
Access
Private / corporate · Runs on request
Delivery
Face-to-face
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Price
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Facilitator
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International delivery
Global delivery available

About this course

A one-day workshop on conducting fault tree analysis: the symbols and method, and creating fault trees for system and component events to identify the critical design elements that can cause a fault. It covers the pre-work for an FTA (design scope and item diagram, evaluating the design against a quality goal), constructing the fault tree, cut sets, and analysing the results, with breakout exercises throughout. Omnex places fault tree analysis in the context of ISO 26262 for passenger vehicles, trucks and buses, and motorcycles.

Facilitators

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Who should attend

  • System, software and hardware engineers and managers developing systems for motor vehicles

Prerequisites

  • Involvement in, or awareness of, software and hardware development for the motor vehicle industry

Learning outcomes

  • Perform a fault tree analysis during any phase of the development process.
  • Study examples of actual fault trees from real-world systems.

Course outline

  1. 01

    Introduction to fault tree analysis

  2. 02

    Pre-work for FTA

    Design scope and item diagram · Evaluating the design against a quality goal

  3. 03

    Developing the fault tree analysis

    Constructing the FTA structure · Cut sets

  4. 04

    Analysing FTA results

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