ISO 26262 Automotive Functional Safety Professional (AFSP) Training Course

1. Develop technical understanding of Module contents.
 2. Overview of revisededition2 draft of ISO26262.
 3. Knowledge of process for safety compliance of hardware, software,SEooCor other products.
 4. Study examples from real projects andcurrent trends.
 5. Skill estimation,effort and time required to accomplish compliance.
 6.Achieve AFSP certification to assist your current ISO26262 Functional Safety projects and future assignments

MODULE K2
 SAFETY MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTING PROCESSES
 The new ISO 26262 standard describes management of Functional Safety as the essential basis for the development of safety-relevant electronics in motor vehicles. In an illustrative way this training module demonstrates the aspects to be considered when introducing an FSM system and the tasks faced by both the responsible safety managers at the quality level and the safety managers at the project level.

 MODULE K3
 FROMTHERISKANALYSISTOTHE FUNCTIONAL SAFETYCONCEPT
 The agenda for Functional Safety is already set during the course of the concept development at vehicle level. This module addresses vehicle manufacturers as well as suppliers who need to know how safety objectives are defined and Functional Safety requirements are derived.The current interpretation of the standards is presented and discussed in practical exercises.

 MODULE K4
 TECHNICAL SAFETY CONCEPT AND SYSTEM DESIGN
 This module addresses the technical safety concept and the design of a system and its sub-systems. In addition, issues relating to interface definition between the OEM and the supplier(s) are addressed. The module includes the application of safety analysis methods such as FTA in the design process. Understanding of the necessary activities is intensified in practical exercises.

 MODULE K5
 SAFETY ORIENTED HARDWARE
 ISO 26262 defines a specific approach to hardware design and safety analysis. There are various options available to satisfy the requirements. The advantages and disadvantages of these options are discussed in this module. The practical exercises include performing an FMEDA, with step-by- step explanation.

 MODULE K6
 SAFETY ORIENTED SOFTWARE
 Beyond the demands of previously existing quality standards (SPiCE, CMMI etc.) ISO 26262 establishes further requirements focused on “Functional Safety”. This training module presents the additional demands made on software development and their practical implementation in an illustrative manner.

Certification :
Leaners will be issued “Certificate of Achievement” after clearing exams and continual assessments.