Measures & Techniques
Consolidation of measures and techniques
in the context of EN 50129
We guide you through a discourse to deepen the measures and techniques in the context of EN 5012x. We examine the security requirements at various levels of requirement engineering and you create an exemplary FTA model with the help of tools. You will receive an introduction to FMECA as an analysis technique. We also develop communication protocols in relation to decentralized systems in accordance with the standards DIN EN 50159, IEC 62443 and DIN EN 61784, taking into account residual error probabilities and their determination. We focus our attention on security features in communication and the architecture of networks.
We explain the main differences between the EN 5012x and EN 61508 standards. We present the facts about the benefits and necessity of reviews and show you how to carry out reviews “correctly”. On the last day, we explain when and how the “proven in use” method can be used for existing systems to identify signs of systematic design errors. We look at the hurdles in the verification process and highlight the hurdles and showstoppers in validation.
Measures and techniques EN 50129
Among other things, this course teaches knowledge of Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and Fault Tree Analysis (FTA). Both look at the effects of component faults on a system. Contents Requirement engineering requirements Creation of safety requirements Working with templates Introduction to FMECA Application of the FTA Working with appropriate tools Communication in decentralized systems DIN EN 50159, IEC 62443, DIN EN 61784 Determination of residual fault probabilities Safety features in communication Architecture of networks Differences between the EN 5012x and EN 61508 standards Necessity and advantages of reviews Performing reviews correctly Explanation of methods “proven in use” Hurdles in the verification process Sticking points and showstoppers Who for: Ideal for employees in engineering, requirements and safety management and the approval process.
Duration: 5 days Instructor: Lars Lange
Total cost:
EUR 3.850.- excl. VAT
(EUR 4.582,- incl. VAT)
Training costs: EUR 2,530 (plus VAT) and campus flat rate: EUR 1,320 (plus VAT)
Contains:
Four nights in a unique atmosphere incl. Breakfast
Catering during the training incl. Lunch and soft drinks
Networking in our lounge
At a possibly common learning evening incl. Dinner and soft drinks.
Supervision by the training manager during the learning evenings
Dates/Location:
12.05.2025 – 16.05.2025
03.11.2025 – 07.11.2025
Gut Bielenberg
And of course by appointment.
