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Applied FuSa
Wolfgang Freese
9 episodes
1 week ago
The strict separation of functional and technical safety concepts is one of the most important principles in functional safety—and for good reason. This not only affects the scope of the two work products but also their respective responsibilities and the impact this separation has on the efficiency of safety concepts.
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The strict separation of functional and technical safety concepts is one of the most important principles in functional safety—and for good reason. This not only affects the scope of the two work products but also their respective responsibilities and the impact this separation has on the efficiency of safety concepts.
Show more...
How To
Education
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Safety Plan and Safety Case
Applied FuSa
25 minutes 38 seconds
1 month ago
Safety Plan and Safety Case
Interestingly, even 14 years after the release of the first version of ISO 26262, there are still no standardized templates for the Safety Plan and the Safety Case. What we often see instead are simple lists of the work products defined in the standard. However, it’s questionable whether such lists actually meet the ISO’s requirements for these two deliverables. At least in the case of the Safety Case, that’s likely not the case.

In today’s episode, we’ll take a completely different approach—by presenting a solution that integrates both work products. In other words, a deliverable that serves as both a Safety Plan and a Safety Case.
Applied FuSa
The strict separation of functional and technical safety concepts is one of the most important principles in functional safety—and for good reason. This not only affects the scope of the two work products but also their respective responsibilities and the impact this separation has on the efficiency of safety concepts.