Provider
Omnex
Duration
2 days (8 hours per day)
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

Explains how to develop each building block of a safety case from a safety goal and its argumentation: product and process argumentation, nominal performance (SOTIF), implementation safety, development effort safety, supporting argumentation and the supplier safety case. Participants review an existing safety case, plan the safety case and its documentation, cover confirmation reviews, and use goal structuring notation with a running airbag case study. The approach integrates the MISRA guidelines for automotive safety arguments.

Facilitators

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Who should attend

  • Systems, software and hardware engineers and managers responsible for developing electrical and electronic products in motor vehicles

Learning outcomes

  • Explain the importance of safety argumentation.
  • Develop each building block of a safety case, including the supplier safety case.
  • Plan the safety case and its documentation and prepare for confirmation reviews.

Course outline

  1. 01

    Safety case foundations

    Requirements of a safety case · Safety case argumentation · Documentation plan and confirmation reviews

  2. 02

    Building the case

    Goal structuring notation overview · Airbag case study from safety goal to functional safety concept · Product and process arguments, SOTIF, implementation and supplier arguments

What participants receive

  • Seminar manual with case studies or workbook

Training areas