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ISO 25119/19014 Certified Functional Safety Professional Training

This course will cover functional safety standards and concepts related to agriculture, forestry and construction machinery.

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Overview of ISO 25119/19014 training 

Across multiple industries, organizations are catering to market demands, often releasing mobile machinery pushed through development at lightning speeds. While these systems are expected to be safe, each one has the potential for serious injury due to malfunction.  

Developing mobile machinery according to a functional safety standard enables the manufacturer to provide traceability at the system, hardware and software levels in the event of a failure. Autonomous operation and electrification using intelligent electronics are now prevalent in various equipment, including farming, forestry and construction industries. Complex systems add another layer of difficulty to the intricate design of software functionality. Compliance with ISO 25119 and ISO 19014 can demonstrate functionally safer machinery, creating a safer working environment. 

This 4-day course will cover functional safety standards and concepts related to agriculture, forestry and construction machinery and provides a common approach for engineering development. Participants will learn how to harness the power of developing one process when building multiple products.

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ISO 25119 - Tractors and machinery for agriculture and forestry – Safety-related parts of control systems

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ISO 19014 – Earth moving machinery – Functional safety

Participants will gain knowledge of ISO 25119 and ISO 19014 and how to improve their embedded processes in the agriculture, forestry and construction domains. As a focus on safety in machinery drives compliance, industry standards like ISO 25119 and ISO 19014 are key to demonstrating safer working environments.

Attendees will review case studies on a range of topics related to design and development and safety product lifecycles. These case studies will provide examples of how the standards' requirements and concepts are applied. Our experts will cover topics such as hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA), risk reduction, and AgPL and MPL functional safety ratings.

 

 

We are now offering private certification training for up to 10 people for $10,000 USD, including exam fees.

Take advantage now through the end of 2024! Contact us for more details.

 

What topics does the ISO 25119/19014 training cover?

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Role of ISO 25119 and ISO 19014 in machine safety regulations
  • EU Machinery Directive 
  • Tractor Mother Regulation (TMR) 
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Hazard identification and risk assessment according to the ISO 12100 standard
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Design in accordance with ISO 25119 (the following is not an exhaustive list)
  • Agriculture performance level (AgPL) determination (UoO and HARA)
  • Parameters of agriculture performance level
  • Categories, Mean time to dangerous failure (MTTF), Diagnostic Coverage (DC)
  • Measures to avoid common cause failures (CCF)
  • How to perform failure modes, effects and diagnostic analysis (FMEDA)
  • Specification of requirements for Safety Functions (FSC and TSC)
  • Software safety development requirements and Software Requirement Level (SRL)
  • Testing, verification and validation
  • Assessment of the achieved AgPL
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Design in accordance with ISO 19014 (considering overlaps with ISO 25119)
  • Machine performance level (MPL) determination (MCSSA) 
  • System and hardware development
  • Software development and communication error management
  • Environmental testing (including Electromagnetic Immunity)
  • Normative tables of MPLs for the most relevant types of machine
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Identify the required risk reduction and functional safety ratings (AgPL and MPL) to be provided by control systems
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Develop the system as required by both ISO 25119 and ISO 19014
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Achieve and validate the required risk reduction
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Develop a safety concept that satisfies the requirements of both ISO 25119 and ISO 19014
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Comparative overview of ISO 19014 and ISO 25119
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The future of ISO 25119 and ISO 19014

 

Why should I take ISO 25119/19014 training?

By the end of this course, you should be able to:

  • Summarize the role of functional safety in the reduction of risk.
  • Recognize the levels of rigor needed in the safety-relevant development of agriculture and earth-moving machinery.
  • Apply the required methods and measures in safety-relevant system design, realization and testing.
  • Manage software development and related verification analyses.
  • Interpret the structure of the standards to be able to find further information on topics.
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Who should take ISO 25119/19014 training?  

This training class is designed for individuals whose focus is the development of safety-critical embedded systems:

  • Developers
  • Testers
  • Project managers
  • Compliance managers
  • Quality managers

 

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Optional UL Certified Functional Safety Professional (UL-CFSP) Exam

Participants who complete the training are eligible to take a two-hour certification exam. Those who pass the exam are individually certified as a UL Certified Functional Safety Professional in Agriculture and Construction Machinery. Results are provided immediately.

 

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