Functional Safety Core Tools : Fault Tree Analysis

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Seminar Content

This one-day training is designed to help your company conduct Fault Tree Analysis. Not only will you learn the fault tree symbols and methodologies, but you will also be able to create fault trees for system and component events.

Fault tree analysis is conducted by engineering teams to identify critical elements within the design which can cause a fault. Fault tree analysis can be used in critical and safety related products.

Fault tree analysis is part of ISO 26262, which is the Functional Safety standard that is applied to Safety Related Systems that include electric/electronic systems installed in production passenger vehicles, trucks & busses, and motorcycles.

Who Should Attend

System, Software and hardware engineers, and managers responsible for the development and implementation of systems, software and hardware in a motor vehicle.

Recommended Training and/or Experience

Participants should be involved in or aware of software and hardware development as it relates to the motor vehicle industry.

Seminar Materials

Each participant will receive a seminar manual and a workbook including case study exercises.

Seminar Goals

Be able to perform a fault tree analysis during any phase of the development process
Be proficient in fault tree analysis immediately after completing this workshop
Study examples of actual fault trees from real-world systems

Seminar Agenda

Chapter 1: Introduction to Fault Tree Analysis
Chapter 2: Pre-work for FTA
- Breakout Exercise 1: Design Scope and Item Diagram
- Breakout Exercise 2: Evaluate Design Based on Quality Goal
Chapter 3: Developing the Fault Tree Analysis
- Breakout Exercise 3: Constructing FTA Structure
- Breakout Exercise 4: Cut Set of FTA Structure
Chapter 4: Analyzing FTA Results
- Breakout Exercise 5: Analyzing FTA Results