Safety & Security: Navigate cleverly through the jungle of standards and avoid expensive detours Ms. Dipl.-Ing. Silke Wieking-Treml (Bertrandt Group), along with Dr. Michael Gellner, will speak on this topic at the 19th Osnabrück FMEA Forum on March 6, 2024, in Osnabrück. Ms. Dipl.-Ing. Wieking-Treml provides an insight with this guest contribution in our FMEA blog. The goal is to identify overlaps of normative standards and to manage their requirements in an integrated approach, supported by tools and digitally. In this way, the management of normative specifications and their compliance in engineering is intelligently solved. Based on normative overlaps, the proportionality of evidence against several similar requirements should be efficiently designed.

SOTIF HARA and FMEA: Approach, Differences, and Synergistic Intersections Ms. Dipl.-Ing. Silke Wieking-Treml (Bertrandt Group) will speak on this topic at the 19th FMEA Forum in Osnabrück on March 6, 2024, in Osnabrück. She provides an insight with this guest contribution in our FMEA blog. Not all risk analysis are the same, even if many normative regulations, especially in the automotive environment, require one. Currently, with the increase in development activities in the field of autonomous driving, new standards are being launched and also require a risk consideration at the beginning of the development of safety systems. It is often mistakenly assumed that an FMEA - which has been known worldwide since the early 20th century - can be used synonymously for the term risk analysis. We clear up this mindset using an example of the SOTIF standard.

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