ISO 26262 Automotive Functional Safety Training and Certification for Engineers (Level 1)
Globally accepted Functional Safety Engineer certificate with lifetime validity for engineer level.
The ISO 26262 Functional Safety Training and Certification Program (FSCP) is a personal certification program. The program trains professionals to have complete understanding and updated technical knowledge of the safety related systems that the standard accounts for. It aims at building a basic understanding about safety-related functions with respect to electrical and electronic systems to minimise risks and failure in the automotive sector. It applies from the concept phase, design phase, product development, commissioning to decommissioning phase.
It covers the complete lifecycle of the automotive product.
Implementing ISO 26262 in the initial phase, helps to ensure that no such risks surface at a later stage of production, when it becomes expensive to fix the problem.
Our ISO 26262 Complete Package training includes course modules 1-4 to introduce you to the processes necessary for your role, OEM, Tier 1 and Tier 2 in the safety life cycle. After the course you are familiarized with the individual topics with the help of practical examples. Employees and others can use this program to demonstrate that they have the necessary expertise in the field of functional safety for the automotive industry in accordance with ISO 26262.
All course modules 1-4 adopt a situation-based approach to the role of safety analyses, supporting processes and the resulting deliverables. Explanations of the necessary work products and appropriate treatment of the safety plan are naturally an integral part of all modules.
Who Should Attend?
- Managers
- Safety managers
- Software developers
- Hardware developers
- Project managers
- Quality officers
- Testing engineers
- All users of ISO 26262 who focus on the development of programmable electronic components and/or safety systems and want to carry out this development on the basis of the internationally recognized standard ISO 26262 2nd Edition
Agenda
Functional Safety according to ISO 26262 is a training course spanned across 4 days, followed by the exam on day 5. The course comprises of the following:
- Day 1 - Module 1: Overview of Functional Safety and FSM for ISO 26262 2nd Edition Sections 1 - 12
- Day 2 - Module 2: From Risk Analysis to System Design for ISO 26262 2nd Edition Sections 3, 4, 8, 9, 12
- Day 3 - Module 3: Development and Assessment of safety-relevant Hardware for ISO 26262 2nd Edition Sections 5, 8, 9, 11
- Day 4 - Module 4: Development and Assessment of safety-relevant Software for ISO 26262 2nd Edition Sections 6, 8, 9
Comprising the following topics:
Motor vehicle risk analysis to system design according to ISO 26262
- Hazard analysis with risk assessment (risk analysis/ASIL allocation)
- Derivation of a functional safety concept
- Derivation of the technical safety requirements and creation of the technical safety concept
Development & Assessment of safety relevant hardware according to ISO 26262
- Fundamentals of reliability consideration
- Quantitative and qualitative requirements for hardware design
- Introduction and performance of safety-oriented analysis of ISO 26262
- Rating of faults, calculation of fault metrics and reliability characteristics
- Assessment of data communications
Development & Assessment of Safety-Relevant software according to ISO 26262
- General requirements for the software process: process models
- Selection of methods, techniques and measures required by the standard
- Practical planning of SW development depending on ASIL
- Special topics
- Definition of safety measures / hardware diagnosis
- Partitioning of software
- Comparison between code based and model-based development
- Design of project documentation: achieving completeness and reviewability with minimal effort
Role of safety analysis
- Comprehensive analysis in the safety lifecycle
- Introduction of commonly used analysis techniques and their strengths / weakness
- Amplification of the reliability consideration at hardware level
- Interlinking of various safety analysis
- Application example
Benefits
- Course delivered by one of TÜV SÜD's leading industry experts
- Small class sizes enhance trainer-delegate relationship
- Receive globally recognised TÜV SÜD certificate upon completion
Prerequisites
FSCP Functional Safety Certified Persons registration ISO 26262
With our FSCP Functional Safety Certified Person registration, you can become an expert in Functional Safety. After completing the exam, attendees receive a certificate confirming their qualification according to their chosen FSCP level and are entered in the list of certification-holders on our website.
Level 1: FS Engineer ISO 26262 (Beginner Level)
- Proof of safety project experience is not required
- It is highly recommended to participate at the corresponding TÜV SÜD training modules
If you would like to participate in the Professional or Expert examination, please get in touch with a member of the Academy team, who will be able to help you.
FAQs
ISO 26262 functional safety is an international standard that regulates functional safety in electrical and electronic systems consisting of hardware and software components of road vehicles. Compliance with ISO 26262 is crucial for the OEMs, automotive suppliers to ensure human safety and automotive development.
ISO 26262 functional safety standard specifies a framework for safety-related systems to be applied to assist the development of electrical and electronic systems that are installed in road vehicles, excluding mopeds. ISO 26262 sets an outline for measuring risk and determine risk classes known as ASILs (Automotive Safety Integrity Levels, or ASILs) and aims to reduce possible hazards in automotive systems. It defines the safety lifecycle from the concept phase until the decommissioning of the automotive product or system. It tracks and measures risks to ensure that an acceptable level of safety is achieved in the automotive product.
ISO 26262 Functional Safety Training and Certification Programme trains individuals to have the technical knowledge and practical experience in understanding safety-related systems in road vehicles. When the individual has complete knowledge of the safety-related systems, they can take more informed steps on the ground and avoid mishaps and risks. This would ensure steps are taken at the initial stages and avoid any undue limitations at later stages that would lead to saving both time and money. It would also ensure employee, company, and customer satisfaction to the highest levels.
TÜV SÜD UK is a leading international institution providing functional safety training across automotive industries in the UK, including OEMs and auto ancillary industries. Our ISO 26262 functional safety training and certification programs conducted in the UK are globally accredited, as per international norms. The ISO 26262 functional safety training and certification can be obtained by joining and completing the course as per the modules in the stipulated time provided to the trainees.
This page outlines the training modules you can register for along with a description of the three different certification levels you can achieve. By attending modules and passing the requisite examinations you can obtain the following titles. Regarding our FSCP Functional Safety Certification Program you can become an:
- “Functional Safety Engineer” - beginner level course with a general overview. Project experience does not have to be proven
- “Functional Safety Professional” - an intermediate level requiring a minimum of 6 years of experience
- “Functional Safety Expert” - an expert level requiring 10 years of experience
TÜV SÜD additionally offers the opportunity to deliver this training as a dedicated in-house course, delivered solely to your organisation to meet your needs and requirements. To receive a quote and find out more information, please contact us.
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Trainer Profile
Peter Wilks, Technical Trainer, Functional Safety TÜV SÜD
Peter has a degree in Electronic Engineering and a doctorate in Biomedical Engineering. He has worked for many years in the automotive sector on projects with a significant safety component. In recent years, projects have increasingly included cybersecurity and autonomous requirements. In addition, Peter has worked on safety-critical projects in the industrial and medical sectors. Due to this, he brings a broad experience to the training he delivers for the Academy.