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ISO 26262 AUTOMOTIVE FUNCTIONAL SAFETY TRAINING

Özlem Academy Training and Consulting Inc. offers Functional Safety Training specifically for the automotive industry under the ISO 26262 – Road Vehicles Functional Safety standard.


This training aims to provide participants with advanced technical knowledge in defining, implementing, and verifying Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) requirements throughout the lifecycle of automotive systems and components.


The training content includes functional safety concepts, ASIL determination, safety goals, functional and technical safety requirements derivation, validation and verification processes, safety management, and hardware/software safety analyses (FMEA, FMEDA, FTA).


The program is structured to cover all sections of the ISO 26262:2018 standard and is suitable for OEMs, TIER 1/TIER 2 suppliers, software developers, and safety engineers.


By the end of the training, participants will learn the automotive functional safety lifecycle, the logic behind ASIL level determination, and the processes for creating safety plans and safety case files through practical examples.


All participants will receive a certificate of participation and a PDF of the training presentation.

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CONTENTS:

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In this training, Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) engineering, Life Cycle and Validation and Verification calculations will be explained within the framework of IEC EN 26262 standards.

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1) Why Do We Need Functional Safety?

     •   Reliability and Probability Theorems

     •   Key Features of Critical Systems

     •   V-Model Cycle (VDI 2206, 2004)

     •   Functional safety standards (IEC 61508, IEC 61511, IEC61511 ISA SP 84.01)

     •   ISO 26262 requirements

     •   The challenge of functional safety in automotive development

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  2) Introduction to functional security

     •   Principles of functional safety in the automotive industry

     •   The position of ISO 26262 and its relationship to other standards, guidelines, as well as certification or approval requirements

     •   Technical safety concept and system design

     •   Security-oriented hardware and software development

     •   A methodical approach to security analysis

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  3) Introduction to basic safety concepts such as hazard, risk and risk reduction concepts

     •   Key issues in implementing ISO 26262

     •   V-Model Cycle (VDI 2206, 2004)

     •   Functional safety standards (ISO 26262 to IEC 61508, IEC 61511, IEC61511 ISA SP 84.01)

  • Risk analysis and functional safety concept

    • ESSENTIAL word meaning

    • Management of functional security

    • ASIL Security Lifecycle

    • Supporting Processes

    • Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL)-driven and safety-focused analysis

    • Overview of ASIL Evaluation

    • PRIMARY Evaluation Process and Calculation

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4) IEC 61882- "Danger and operability studies (HAZOP analysis is referred to as HAZAN in ISO 26262) - Application guide"

     •   Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA)

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5) MAIN DESIGN

     •   IEC 61508  with   Link between ISO 26262

     •   ISO 26262  with  IEC 61508 and IEC 61511 - Security: How Do We Achieve High Reliability?

     •   ISO 26262- Security Lifecycle

     •   What is ASIL?

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4) What is Voting?

     •   What is Voting?

     •   Demand Mode (Demand Mode)

     •   Risk Reduction Factor (RRF)

     •   TI: Test Interval (proof)

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6) ASIL Validation and Verification Calculations

     •   Probability of Failure on Demand (PFD)

     •   Common Failure Mode (Beta Factor)

     •   Fault Types

     •   What is FMEA analysis and how is it done?

     •   MTTF, MTBF, MTTR, Availability and Reliability

     •   Fault Tree Analysis

     •   False error and security, reliability

     •   Independent IEC analysis algorithm for functional end effects of FMEDA

     •   Hardware-oriented component level DC and SFF

     •   Calculation of lambda-SU, SD, DU and DD for each root mode

     •   Security management processes and recommended supporting processes

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7) Engineering and Design Applications

     •   Requirements of Protective Functions

     •   Device Selection - Comparison of Electronic and Mechanical Parts

     •   Device Selection-Proven-in-use by NAMUR (NE130)

     •   Fault Detection During Maintenance and Test-Operation

     •   Maintenance and Test-Maintenance Intervals

     •   Last Element

     •   Installation - Assembly  

     •   Maintenance and Testing - Evidence Test/Service Life

     •   documentation

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