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  • Markets
    • Aviation
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    • Unmanned Systems
    • Rail Transportation
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    • Automotive
    • Nuclear
    • Medical
  • System/Software Safety Services
    • Consulting >
      • System Safety
      • Software Safety
      • Reliability, Availability, Maintainability
      • Quality Assurance / Quality Control
      • Full List of Consulting Services
    • Training >
      • Courses >
        • System Safety Course
        • Software Safety Course
        • MIL-STD-882E System Safety Course
        • Aviation System Safety Course
        • Hands-On Fault Tree Analysis Course
      • Webinars >
        • System Safety Webinars >
          • System & Software Safety: If You Were Us, What Would You Watch Out For?
          • System Safety Management Plans (SSMPs)
          • System Safety Program Plans (SSPPs)
          • Preliminary Hazard Analysis & Hazard Tracking
          • Operating & Support Hazard Analysis
          • Safety Assessment Report
          • Estimating Probabilities of Human Failures
        • Software Safety Webinars >
          • Software Safety Program Plans (SwSPPs)
          • Software FTA & Software FMEA
        • Other Webinars >
          • How To Get Promoted
        • Webinar FAQs
      • Renowned Attendees
      • Previous Course Attendees
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      • Fault Tree Analyses - When to Accept, When to Reject
      • System Safety Program Plan (SSPP) Example
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SUBSYSTEM HAZARD ANALYSIS (SSHA)


Subsystem Hazard Analysis (SSHA) is called up by Task 204 of MIL-STD-882E. 

The Subsystem Hazard Analysis commences when the system design identifies the subsystems.

It proceeds ahead when the specifics of the subsystem designs begin to unfold. Subsystem hazards are identified and analyzed.

Sometimes though, the concept of Subsystem Hazard Analysis simply does not work.

  • Subsystem Hazard Analysis can be like a round peg and a square hole.
  • Those who are seasoned system safety engineers will understand why.
  • Attend our system safety course for the solution to this problem.

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