Part-21
4 training days
Recommended: 16 people maximum
Onsite or Virtual Classroom
Certificate of Attendance
This course provides engineers with the knowledge and practical skills required to plan, perform and document system safety assessments in support of type certification and design changes of large aeroplanes, in accordance with CS 25.1309 and the recognised industry standards ARP4754B and ARP4761A. By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Explain the regulatory basis of system safety assessment within type certification
Classify failure conditions and apply the probability and severity relationship
Apply the ARP4754B development process and assign Development Assurance Levels
Perform FHA, PASA/PSSA, SSA and Common Cause Analysis in accordance with ARP4761A
Construct and quantify Fault Trees and perform FMEA / FMES
Understand safety assessment for software, airborne electronic hardware and information security
Derive Certification Maintenance Requirements and MMEL inputs from safety analyses
Prepare safety assessment documentation acceptable to EASA
1:Regulatory Framework
2: Development Assurance (ARP4754B)
4: Safety Assessment Process (ARP4761A)
5: Analysis Methods
6: Common Cause Analysis
7: Specific Topics
8: Practical Workshop
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Type Certification (TC) System Safety Assessment