Railway safety standards EN 50126 | EN 50129 | EN 50716
This training provides knowledge of Functional Safety Management (FSM) in accordance with EN 50126, the implementation of EN 50129 at system and hardware level, and the implementation of EN 50128 at software level.
Safety Manager in Railway Safety
This training course covers the role, duties and responsibilities of the Safety Manager in rail transport, taking into account regulatory requirements, directives issued by the authorities, and the differing perspectives of operators, manufacturers and maintainers. The content draws on consolidated experience from standards bodies, industry, associations and academia, and is delivered by experienced instructors with a practical focus.
(CSM-RA) – Common safety method for risk evaluation and assessment
This training provides the knowledge required to conduct a CSM-RA assessment, including the significance test and the use of a company-specific safety method. Building on this, the risk management process is explained and explored in greater depth using practical examples. Participants are welcome to bring their own case studies to the training.
Practical Applications
This practical training focuses on applying what participants have learned in the training courses they have previously attended. The aim is to independently compile a safety case based on a technical safety report.
Validation Engineer
Verification activities in the context of validation are examined. The interfaces with functional safety and an understanding of the roles are also clarified. A local transit vehicle door model equipped with a Selectron safety controller is available in the laboratory to put the knowledge gained into practice.
Safety Project Manager
Training in the following key competencies provides a comprehensive understanding of the organizational and management requirements set out in EN 50126 and EN ISO 9001, particularly with regard to quality and competencies. This also includes understanding the requirements of the safety process.
ETCS Level 2 for Germany
This course provides fundamental knowledge of the structure, operating principles and functionality of ERTMS and the ETCS train protection system, as well as their interfaces with conventional systems.
ATWS Planner
Have you successfully completed your training as an ATWS Operator/Technician and would like to take on more responsibility? The ATWS Planner plays a central role in ensuring safety. The ATWS Planner is responsible for designing and implementing the ATWS system.
In-depth examination of measures and techniques in the context of EN 50129
This training covers, among other things, Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and Fault Tree Analysis (FTA). Both examine the effects of component failures on a system.