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HCRQ offers training courses covering all aspects of system safety and software safety.
Our courseware is exceptional.
Our instructor is world-famous having expertise in system safety and software safety AND experience in the safety-critical sectors of:
THERE ARE HCRQ SAFETY COURSES; THEN THERE ARE THE REST.
Many of our attendees are repeat clients. Why?
Our courses are available |
Click here to receive Software Safety Refresher Course brochures.
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Back to TopTwo of our clients, in this regard, were Cattron-Theimeg (Safety-Critical Software Development) and the U.S. Army (Software Safety). Thus far this year, Sikorsky has booked one.
Click here to receive information regarding A Customized Software Safety Course.
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Back to TopCan't justify the time spent in transit for short during courses?
Training and travelling budgets are not what they used to be.
With few exceptions, people want or the material demands, interactive training.
HCRQ has the answer to these dilemmas - webinar training .
Schedule your course.
During the course you will see the presentation on your computer screen.We will send you more information if you click here {please tell us which course is of interest to you}.
Back to TopClick here to receive information regarding Updated Software Safety Course Notes.
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These are a few of the testimonials we have received from our reputable clients:
"Thank you for teaching a great course.This is a comprehensive, practical course which covers a large number of areas.
Insight into this area is based on years of experience planning, and executing System Safety Programs for all types of safety-related systems.
Our course instructor has managed System Safety Programs, encompassing multiple subsystems, from system conception through design, test, installation, commissioning and operation.
This course has become a prerequisite course for contractors, subcontractors and suppliers.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis is a very thorough, practical course provides excellent coverage of MIL-STD-882.
It covers the elements of this standard in depth (e.g., SSPP - 1/2 day).
Insight into this area is based on years of experience planning, and executing MIL-STD-882 System Safety Programs.
Our course instructor has managed System Safety Programs, encompassing multiple subsystems, from system conception through design, test, installation, commissioning and operation.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis is a mature, comprehensive and very practical course.
This course has been attended by many large organizations from around the world. Some of the organizations include:
Another organization was Spar Aerospace (now MD Robotics) who developed the Mobile Servicing System (MSS), an essential component of the International Space Station. We taught them 3 courses.
Insight into this area is based on over 18 years of experience in software safety. We are renowned experts in software safety and also some of its earliest pioneers.
This course includes first-hand insight into software-related accidents and lessons learned.
For on-site offerings, emphasis on different topics varies depending on audience interest and on the safety-critical sector.Are you ready to be impressed?
Check out our long list of clients. See why some of them have come back 2, 3, 4 times for group training!
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Wait until you see our course outline!
See why we have received standing ovations!
Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis course covers the SAE ARP4761 approach to system safety assessment.
Topics covered include Functional Hazard Assessment (FHA), Preliminary System Safety Assessment (PSSA), System Safety Assessment (SSA), Common Cause Analysis (CCA), Development Assurance Levels (DALs), Certification Maintenance Requirements (CMRs), Minimum Equipment Lists (MELs), DO-178B, and DO-254.
Practical insight is provided together with a discussion of the difficulties that can be encountered applying the assessment techniques.
System safety is a key element of airworthiness. For this reason, when we think of system safety, we think of safety relative to flying the aircraft. There are other types of safety though. There is safety as it applies to the crew and passengers, there is safety as it applies to maintaining the aircraft, there is safety as it applies to the environment, and there is safety as it pertains to health hazards. These additional aspects of safety assessment are discussed as well.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis system safety course focuses on 49CFR236 Subpart H.
Insight into this area of safety is based on system safety and software safety experience on systems such as the IDOT PTC and EIC PRT.
Due to the narrow audience for this course, it is only available for on-site or webinar training where there are a minimum number of attendees.
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Back to TopThis seminar is a presentation of various approaches to software safety assurance, their effectiveness and their shortcomings.
Insight into this area of safety is based on over 18 years of experience in the safety-critical sectors of defense, avionics, nuclear energy, transportation and medical devices.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThe three rail standards:
are examples of application sector standards referred to by IEC 61508 (Functional Safety of Electrical/Electronic/ Programmable Electronic Safety-Related Systems).
This seminar describes how these standards can be applied to existing systems (e.g., U.S. products targeting the European market).
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You've asked for it. HCRQ is responding to that need!
This is a "soup-to-nuts" course on Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) - hands-on!
Each student is equipped with a computer, printer and FTA software!
FTA can imply different things to different people as reflected by the wide range of depths of analysis that exist.
In industry,
varies dramatically as does fault tree quality.
There are many poor FTAs out there, produced even by some of the largest corporations. They suffer from incompleteness, inaccuracy, invalid base event probabilities, and sometimes too much detail. Some are just plain cuckoo. If they have not been already, they will someday be fodder for their customer, some consultant, an auditor, or some expert witness and it will be easy pickings.
We will show you how to produce quality FTAs.This course is backed by over 19 years producing and reviewing FTAs.
This course is backed by over 15 years teaching FTA.
This course is taught by a renowned system safety/software safety engineer.
We will send you brochures if you click here.Appreciating that this is not a portable course, it will be held here in Williamsburg, VA.
Back to TopThis course describes how to provide system safety assurance during the phases of:
It also addresses how system integrators should manage, and integrate the efforts of, subcontractors of safety-related subsystems.
It is based on first-hand knowledge and experience managing rail system safety programs.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis course describes the process by which security should be designed into rail transit systems such as those serving America's international airports.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis course covers the software safety analysis techniques of Software Fault Tree Analysis (SFTA) and Software FMEA (SFMEA).
Practical insight into these areas is conveyed based on over 18 years of experience.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis is a comprehensive seminar on Software Safety Program Plans.
The Software Safety Program Plan (SwSPP) is subordinate to the System Safety Program Plan (SSPP). This document is often incomplete or non-existent.
If you think that IEEE 1228 is the answer, guess again.
Insight into SwSPPs is based on over 18 years of experience in software safety in the safety-critical sectors of defense, avionics, nuclear power, transportation, and medical devices.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopSeminars like this one come once in a lifetime.
Start with first-hand insight into the THERAC-25 cancer therapy machine.
Add 18 years of experience in system and software safety.
Add in experience in the sectors of nuclear energy, transportation, medical devices, avionics and defense.
Add in exposure to a mixture of system safety and software safety programs - some good, some bad, and some that started off good and deteriorated along the way - perhaps concurrent with the projects running out of money or falling behind schedule.
Add in experience with systems which, regretfully, required post-mortem analyses.
Add in exposure to safety programs which lost sight of the goal, perhaps becoming driven more by efforts to comply a standard, the achievement of particular safety integrity levels or the attainment of allocated probabilities of failure.
Add in a long history teaching the practical application of system safety and software safety concepts.
This seminar is a presentation of lessons learned designing safety into and assessing the safety of safety-related systems.
This is a time for listening.
This is a time for learning.
This is a time for asking.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopWhenever a customer specifies, purchases and oversees the design of rail transit systems there is a risk that passenger, operator and public safety has not been adequately assured by the transit system supplier.
This course addresses this concern by identifying potential loopholes and providing guidance to the purchaser of these types of systems (e.g., transit authorities).
Would you like to know what to watch for? This course addresses:
Question: Do rail transit system consulting organizations, having domain knowledge, know enough about system safety and software safety?
Answer: Our knowledge in system safety and software safety easily exceeds that of transportation consulting firms.
This course is based on first-hand knowledge and experience with rail transit systems and associated system safety programs.
Speaking of system safety programs, do you know how many safety program plans should be in place for a rail transit system?
DO YOU HAVE THE CONFIDENCE TO NOT ATTEND THIS COURSE?
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopThis course covers System Security Program Plans and Threat & Vulnerability Analyses (TVA).
These are the fundamental elements of a System Security Program.
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Scheduled Courses Back to TopSection 105 of 49CFR238 poses compliance challenges to applicable rail subsystem suppliers.
In terms of software, this section requires:
This seminar describes the insight that has been gained and how compliance with 49CFR238.105 is being approached by software safety consultants with 49CFR236 Subpart H experience.
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