Five-day advanced ISO 26262 workshop for certified practitioners that builds a complete safety case, working through the work products and ASIL tables of all 12 parts with independent review of selected work products.
An advanced, largely hands-on course that reviews all 12 parts of ISO 26262 and then focuses on creating a safety case that participants can use as a template for future projects. Participants are guided through every work product and its ASIL tables: safety case fundamentals, outline and index; the Part 2 work products; requirements sources and organisation with the Part 3 and 4 work products, FMEA, fault tree and test plans; the Part 5 and 6 work products with hardware and software metrics; the Part 7 and 8 work products with process FMEA, control plans and capability studies; and Parts 9 to 12, including motorcycle safety integrity levels and their conversion to ASILs, safety argumentation and design. Selected work products are sent for independent review during the week and the results discussed, and the safety case and index are reviewed at the end. Conducted in English.
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Review of ISO 26262 · Safety case fundamentals, outline and index · Part 2 work products and ASIL tables
Requirements sources and organisation · Parts 3 and 4 work products · FMEA, fault tree and test plans
Parts 5 and 6 work products · Hardware and software metrics · Work products sent for independent review
Parts 7 and 8 work products · Process FMEA, control plans and capability studies · Review results discussed
Parts 9 to 12 · MSILs and conversion to ASILs · Safety argumentation and design · Review of the safety case and index
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