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    ARP61-101

    Introduction to ARP-4761
    Fundamentals of safety for civil
    aircraft, systems, and equipment
    Basics of Reliability Theory
    Functional Hazard Assessment
    Preliminary System Safety
    Assessment
    System Safety Assessment
    Fault Tree Analysis
    Markov Analysis
    Failure Mode and Effects
    Analysis
    Common Cause Analysis

    ARP-4761 provides both newcomers and experienced safety engineers


    an insight into the key objectives of the Aerospace Recommended
    Practice (ARP) for the framework and techniques applicable to civil
    aircraft and systems, recommended by the Aerospace Practice 4761.
    This course introduces you to the Safety Assessment Process on
    aircraft systems, as well as how it integrates with other implementation
    processes. The fundamentals of the Reliability Theory are described
    and discussed in relation to airborne systems, equipment requirements
    and how they are used during both the preliminary and final system
    safety assessment process.
    The course also looks at each of the methods for conducting the Safety
    Assessment Process, including worked examples for each of the core
    techniques. We discuss the regulatory framework in which ARP-4761
    fits, and describe how it relates to other guidance for civil airborne
    systems and equipment, especially the relationship with the recently
    updated ARP-4754A.
    A large proportion of the course is spent describing and working
    through each of the core techniques of Functional Hazard Assessment
    (FHA), Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), and Common Cause Analysis (CCA),
    including each of the sub-analyses of Zonal Safety Analysis, Common
    Mode Analysis and Particular Risk Analysis.
    Real life examples are used extensively during the course providing an
    invaluable training and learning aid. In addition to the core techniques
    the training provides introductions to dependency diagrams and Markov
    analysis.

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    Course Outline
    Day 1
    How we design for safety
    Reliability Theory
    Functional Hazard Assessment
    Preliminary System Safety
    Assessment and the System
    Safety Assessment
    System safety analysis tools
    and techniques
    Fault Tree Analysis, dependency
    diagrams and Markov analysis
    Failure modes and effects
    analysis
    Common Cause Analysis
    Examples - putting it all together

    Course Objectives
    To describe the true foundation and rationale for safety assessment
    for civil airborne systems and equipment
    To provide an understanding of the systems safety assessment in
    relation to the overall aircraft or system development processes
    To enable you to apply each of the safety assessment techniques to
    support aircraft or system safety assessment
    To describe the Reliability Theory, and its relation to system safety
    Attendees will learn
    The safety assessment process for civil airborne systems and
    equipment
    The basics of reliability theory, and its relation to system safety
    Each of the techniques used as part of the aircraft or systems safety
    assessment process:
    FHA
    FTA
    Dependency diagrams
    Markov analysis
    Failure modes and effects analysis
    CCA
    Attendees Receive
    A bound copy of all course slides
    Pre-requisites
    Basic understanding of systems, hardware, or software development
    Knowledge of DO-178 and/or DO-254 processes
    Awareness of the importance of ARP-4754A as an input to both
    systems and design assurance determination
    Who Should Attend
    Safety engineers new to avionics systems
    Systems/hardware engineers
    Managers and quality assurance

    North America
    5930 Cornerstone Court West
    Suite 250
    San Diego
    CA 92121
    USA
    T: +1 888-912-8346
    F: +1 858-824-0212
    Europe
    701 Eagle Tower
    Montpellier Drive
    Cheltenham
    GL50 1TA
    UK
    T: +44 (0)1242-229-300
    F: +44 (0)1242-229-301

    Related Courses
    ARP54-101: Introduction to ARP-4754A (1 day)

    For more information on this course and other Atego tool independent
    & tool specific courses, then please contact us; you will find the closest
    location to you at www.Atego.com/contact-us.

    Copyright 2013 Atego.

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