Bridging the Gap: What You Need to Know about the Revised ARP4761A

• Recognize the updates and expanded guidelines in ARP4761A for conducting the safety assessment process on civil aircraft, systems, and equipment, in comparison to previous versions
• Outline the primary goals, objectives, and steps involved in the safety assessment process for aircraft and system development, in accordance with ARP4761A guidelines
• Identify failure conditions with a Functional Hazard Assessment and recognize safety objectives for a project using the ARP4761A framework
• Evaluate proposed aircraft or system architectures and conduct a safety analysis using Fault Tree Analysis, Failure Modes and Effects, and others
• Utilize the safety assessment process to influence the development of aircraft and system functions, architectures, and implementations
• Articulate safety assessment interests when interacting with the aircraft or system development process, including planning, reviews, testing, and certification substantiation
• Assess whether an aircraft or system has met its safety objectives as the implementation is developed using ARP4761A safety assessment processes
• Analyze the safety assessment process in terms of its ability to establish confidence and produce substantiation that the aircraft or system performs its intended function safely
• Evaluate whether safety objectives are fully satisfied at the conclusion of a project

This course is for the systems engineer, safety analyst, project manager and adjacent roles working on civil aircraft system design and development. Both new and experienced safety professionals in OEMs and their suppliers who lead, develop, implement, and/or have responsibility for the effectiveness of safety systems should participate in this offering.

You may also wish to take the companion eLearning, PD5344336 Bridging the Gap: What You Need to Know about Revised ARP4754B.