IEC 61508 Functional Safety Module 3 - Safety Software Development and Assessment
With the complexity of technology on the rise, the need for functional safety experts is expanding. These specialists are essential in guaranteeing that safety-critical systems and processes adhere to stringent standards.
Our Intertek Functional Safety Certification Program (IFSCP) offers you the best opportunity to certify your personal expertise and functional safety competence according to IEC 61508. The IFSCP is a personnel certification program that demonstrates a person's competence in the IEC 61508 functional safety standard. You will receive proof that you meet all the prerequisites and expertise requirements to provide the necessary responsibility and skills at the right time in the security lifecycle.
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Course Description
Module 3 of the IEC 61508 Functional Safety training focuses on the software aspect of safety throughout its development lifecycle. It provides an overview of IEC 61508-3, emphasizing the complexity of software in functional safety and how to prevent systematic failures. Participants will learn key steps in the software development process, including the integration of hardware and software requirements. The module covers safety activities from concept to code, software architecture, unit design, verification, validation, and testing. Additionally, it addresses modifications, tool qualification, data communication, and managing special requirements in software development.
At the end of the training Module each participant gets a certificate for attendance.
If you succesfully attend all training Modules you become eligible to undergo Intertek Functional Safety Certification Program examination. Learn more on the dedicated section.
Objectives
Participants will understand the role of IEC 61508-3 in the safety lifecycle, master key software development steps, relate them to hardware requirements, and execute essential safety activities, including specification, testing, verification, validation, and addressing special requirements.
Who Should Attend
Professionals involved in managing Functional Safety, whether directly or indirectly, of Electrical, Electronics, or Programmable systems are encouraged to enroll in this course. Those currently working with safety systems, as well as those planning to do so in the future, will gain a clearer understanding and practical experience to efficiently operate safety-related systems. This includes control engineers, safety engineers, system integrators, EPCs, engineering department managers, R&D engineers, sales representatives for safety products, systems, and services, sales engineers, managers, marketing specialists, or anyone seeking certification in IEC 61608 Functional Safety.
Benefits
Our experienced trainers provide advanced training in functional safety, an essential measure to prevent accidents, injuries, and legal liabilities. It enhances the capability of teams to design, implement, and maintain safety-critical systems, ensuring compliance with industry standards.
Well-trained employees contribute to increased operational efficiency, improved product quality, and reduced downtime.
Investing in functional safety training also demonstrates a company’s commitment to safety and regulatory adherence, boosting its reputation and competitive edge.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of software development for electrical, electronic or programmable (E/E/PE) safety related systems or components.
Special Conditions
Book IFSCP Modules 1, 2 and 3 and relative examination and get a 10% discount.
Upcoming Classes
Start Date | End Date | Place | |
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30 Jan 2025 | 30 Jan 2025 | Online - CET Time Zone | Book |
27 Mar 2025 | 27 Mar 2025 | Online - CET Time Zone | Book |
22 May 2025 | 22 May 2025 | Online - CET Time Zone | Book |
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Industrial Machinery | Medical Software | Appliances and Consumer Electronics | Internet of Things |
Process & Control Equipment | EMC Directive (2004/108/EC) | Rail |