ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety

ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety Course Description

ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety helps you provide the requirements for ISO 26262 and be prepared for the release of ISO 26262. We will teach you how to develop your internal ISO 26262 , implement it, and audit your company’s performance internally.

ISO 26262 is a Functional Safety guideline, which is presently ongoing, known as “Road vehicles — Functional Safety”. It was issued to consider the difficulty of safety-relevant electrical and electronic (E/E) systems. However, it has challenging and difficult specifications hard to understand and implement.

ISO 26262 is an alteration of the Functional Safety standard IEC 61508 for the particulars of Automotive Electric/Electronic Systems. It is applied in the associated Safety Related Systems that contain one or more E/E systems that are installed in manufacturing passenger cars showing the mass weight up to 3,500 kg.

ISO 26262 is a guideline, modified from the Functional Safety Standard IEC 61508 for Automotive Electric / Electronic Systems, established because of significant increase of software incorporation into automotive systems and the likelihood of disastrous flaws. Electronic Systems and software incorporation are a mainly target of ISO 26262. The standard tries to consider failures, which are exclusive, cascading or usual origin in nature. To achieve this, ISO 26262 executes a process to make sure safety in the design of Electronic Systems incorporated into automotive uses.

Learn About:

• H&R / HARA: Hazard analysis and risk assessment
• FMEA: Failure mode and effects analysis
• FTA: Fault tree analysis
• ISO 26262 hardware architectural metrics
• ISO 26262 software design, implementation, and safety
• ISO 26262 functional safety management
• Analysis of safety goal violations because of random hardware failures
• DFA: Dependent failure analysis
• DRBFM: Design review by failure modes

TONEX ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety focuses on the parts of ISO 26262 associated with safety (Part 2, Part 4, and Part 6). However, a comprehensive training, including all parts of the ISO 26262 is provided in the Automotive Functional Safety ISO 26262 Training Bootcamp.

TONEX ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety is a combination of interactive lectures and practical activities, including labs, group activities, and hands-on workshops. You are encouraged to bring your organizational project to work on, or you can simply use the real-world case studies provided by our instructors.

Audience

ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety is a 2-day course designed for:

• System engineers
• Software engineers
• Hardware engineers
• Managers
• All individuals involved in creating and executing the systems, software and hardware in a motor vehicle.

Training Objectives

Upon the completion of ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety, the attendees are able to:

• Understand the automotive safety
• Adjust the required actions through the lifecycle stages
• Understand all the functional safety perspectives of the whole development process
• Implement all the aspects of the functional safety development process
• Understand and execute automotive-specific risk assessments (Automotive Safety Integrity Levels, ASILs)
• Apply ASILs to identify the item’s required safety criteria to reach a satisfactory residual risk
• Deliver specifications for verifying and validating techniques to guarantee an adequate level of safety is being reached
• Understand ISO 26262 requirements
• Discuss the functional safety issues in automotive development
• Comprehend the official safety management procedures and the suggested processes to support such
• Execute risk analysis
• Understand the functional safety notion
• Understand technical safety notions and associated system design
• Develop safety-based hardware and software
• Develop and execute a practical method to safety analysis

Course Outline

Overview of ISO 26262

• Origin of ISO 26262
• ISO 26262 terminology
• ISO 26262 requirements
• ISO 26262 applications
• ISO 26262 life cycle

ISO 26262 Life Cycle

• Management
• Development
• Production
• Operation
• Service
• Decommissioning

 ISO 26262 Parts

• Vocabulary
• Functional safety management
• Concept stage
• Product development: System level
• Product development: Hardware level
• Product development: Software level
• Production and operation
• Supporting processes
• ASIL-based and Safety-based assessment
• Guidelines on ISO 26262

IEC 61508 Comparison 

• Part 1: General requirements
• Part 2: Requirements for electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-associated systems
• Part 3: Software specifications
• Part 4: Definition and abbreviations
• Part 5: Techniques for the identification of safety integrity levels
• Part 6: Guidelines on the parts 2 and 3 applications
• Part 7: Overview of methods and measures

Automotive Safety Integrity Levels (ASIL)

• ASILs mitigating risk methods
• ASIL levels A-D, with D being the most demanding
• Hazard risk assessment
  • Exposure
  • Severity
  • Controllability

Part 2: Management of Functional Safety

• Planning, coordinating, and documenting actions
• Functional safety management lifecycle implementation
• Safety management after Start of Production (SOP)
• Safety management during development

Functional Safety Management Verification

• Confirmation review
• Functional safety audit
• Functional safety analysis
• Confirmation measures requirements

Part 4: Product Development – System Level

• Technical Safety Requirements
• System Design
• Item incorporation and testing
• Safety validation
• Functional safety evaluation
• Release for manufacturing

Validation Process Components

• The construction and structure of the item
• The description of test cases
• The acceptance requirements
• The necessary environmental conditions

Release for Production Documentation

• Name and signature of the individual accountable for release
• Version(s) of the released piece
• Configuration of the released part
• References to relevant documents
• The date of release

Part 6: Product Development – Software Level

• Product development at software level
• Modeling and coding procedures
• Software safety requirements specification
• Software safety requirements verification
• Software design
• Structural design verification
• Design and execution of software unit
• Software unit evaluation
• Test case requirements
• Test case configuration measures
• Software integration
• Software safety requirements verification

How to Integrate Software Tools In ISO 26262

• V model
• Coding standard enforcement
• Cyclomatic complexity
• Software structural design
• Data and control flow
• Software unit examination
• Unit test case execution
• Coverage assessment
• Traceability matrices
• Software lifecycle traceability

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ISO 26262 Training: Automotive Safety