Practical analysis and modelling of system reliability, availability and maintainability, including FMECA, fault trees, RBDs and MBSE support.
A three-day course on practical reliability analysis and modelling. It covers relationships between reliability, availability and maintainability, reliability models and prediction, FMEA and FMECA, common-cause analysis, reliability block diagrams and fault tree analysis, software reliability, RAMS, the use of MBSE to support reliability analysis, human factors, health and usage monitoring and built-in test, and providing evidence of reliability. Daily workshops apply the methods.
PhD (Optimising Complex Systems) · Postgraduate qualifications in psychology and business administration · Chartered Engineer
Systems engineer with more than 40 years in engineering, including chief engineer roles on military vehicles and space-based sensors, who trains for SE-Training GmbH.
FMEA and FMECA · Common mode and common cause analysis · Safety and security implications
Reliability block diagrams · Fault tree analysis · Software reliability · RAMS · MBSE support for reliability analysis
Human factors · HUMS and built-in test · Providing evidence of system reliability
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