One-day ISO 26262 course for sales, legal, programme management, quality and configuration staff: safety culture, safety planning, OEM and supplier responsibilities, distributed development, safety cases and confirmation measures.
Explains what ISO 26262 expects of people working in the management and support functions of organisations that develop functional safety products. It covers safety culture, leadership and motivation, the typical product development lifecycle of safety-relevant systems with the safety plan and project plan, OEM and supplier responsibilities including safety elements in and out of context, managing distributed development from request for quotation to development interface agreement, re-use and change management, safety case development, confirmation measures (audits, assessments, confirmation reviews and supplier assessments), supporting processes such as configuration management, and release for production and post-release activities. It includes exercises on safety planning and evaluating potential suppliers, and ends with an exam.
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Culture, leadership, motivation and benefits · Product development lifecycle, safety plan and project plan (exercise)
OEM and supplier responsibilities · Distributed development, RFQ and development interface agreement (exercise: evaluating suppliers) · Re-use and change management
Safety case development · Confirmation measures and supplier assessments · Support processes · Release for production and post-release activities · Exam
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Course presenters may include: Robert Halligan, John Fitch, Richard Beasley
One-day examination of agile practices in physical systems engineering, their applicability and limitations, and the role of MBSE.
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