| Course Name | Length |
|---|---|
| Aviation Safety Training Bootcamp | 2 days |
| MIL-STD-882E Training Bootcamp | System and Software Safety | 2 days |
| System Safety Course | 2 days |
| System Safety Engineering Workshop | 2 days |
| Tonex Safety Engineering Training Bootcamp | 4 days |
System Safety Courses
System safety is a specialty within system engineering that supports program risk management. It is the application of engineering and management principles, criteria and techniques to optimize safety.
The goal of System Safety is to optimize safety by the identification of safety related risks, eliminating or controlling them by design and/or procedures, based on acceptable system safety precedence.
All experts in this area agree: System safety must be planned. It is an integrated and comprehensive engineering effort that requires a trained staff experienced in the application of safety engineering principles.
The effort should be interrelated, sequential and continuing throughout all program phases. The plan must influence facilities, equipment, procedures and personnel.
Planning should include transportation, logistics support, storage, packing, and
handling, and should address Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) and Non-developmental Items (NDI).
System safety hazard analysis is concerned primarily with the identification and control of hazard probability and severity of a given project, system, or program.
System Safety can be thought of as the product safety function of Systems Engineering. The goal of System Safety is to identify risks inherent in a design and suggest risk mitigation measures as the design progresses.
This means that system safety engineers need experience with the type of system being designed, the risks presented, and safeguards used in the past.
Systems Safety Course by Tonex
System Safety Courses covers important system safety concepts and techniques used in planning, designing, implementing, testing and operating safety-critical systems.
Participants learn about fundamental concepts of system safety engineering, systems safety control, nature of risk, accident and human error models, causes of accidents, system hazard analysis, designing for safety, fault tolerance, safety issues in the design of human-machine interaction, verification of safety, creating a safety culture, and management of safety-critical projects.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Systems Safety courses by Tonex are designed for analysts, systems engineers, hardware and software design engineers, managers, and employees with little or no system safety experience. The course is also useful for those who have experience with system safety but have never had any formal training on the standard.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- An overview of the system safety process
- A summary of system safety tools and applications
- How to practice system safety process
HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT
- Understand the physical properties of the system safety
- Avoid common errors in system safety
- Develop requirements for system safety
- Gain the ability to analyze system safety ConOps and requirements
- Learn about system safety root cause analysis
- Prevent future system safety issues and accidents
- Learn how to perform a causal analysis of safety related accidents / incidents
- Analyze the role of poor system design and poor management decision-making
- Perform system hazard analysis
- Learn both traditional and new state-of-the-art hazard analysis techniques
- Operate and manage safety-critical systems and projects
- Crate safety management plans
- Analyze requirements for designing and operating a safety management system
- Implement operations safety management plan
Systems Safety