FUNCTIONAL SAFETY AS PER IEC 61511 SIF SIS SIL TRAINING

SAFETY INSTRUMENTED SYSTEMS SIS SAFETY INTEGRITY LEVEL SIL AS PER IEC 61511

 Course Description

 FUNCTIONAL SAFETY COURSE OBJECTIVES:

The main objective of this training program is to give engineers involved in safety instrumented systems the opportunity to learn about functional safety, current applicable safety standards (IEC 61511) and their requirements.


The Participants will be able to learn to follow:
  •      Understand the basic requirements of the functional safety standards (IEC 61511)
  •        The meaning of SIS, SIF, SIL and other functional safety terminology
  •          Differentiate between safety functions and control functions
  •        The role of Hazard and Risk analysis in setting SIL targets·
  •   Create basic designs of safety instrumented systems considering architectural constraints
  •         Different type of failures and best practices for minimizing them
  •      Understand the effect of redundancy, diagnostics, proof test intervals, hardware fault tolerance on the SIL
  •         The responsibility of operation and maintenance to ensure a SIF meets its SIL
  •         How to proof test a SIF
  •    The Benefits for the Participants: At the conclusion of the training, the participants will be able to:
 Participate effectively in SIL determination with Risk graph, Risk matrix, and LOPA methodology
  •     Determine whether the design of a Safety Instrumented Function meet s the required SIL.
  •     Select a SIF architecture that both meets the required SIL and minimizes spurious trips.
  •     Select SIF components to meet the target SIL for that SIF
  •     Target Audience:
  •     Instrument and Control Design and maintenance engineers
  •      Process Engineers
  •      Process Plant Operation Engineers
  •      Functional safety Management Engineers
  •      For Registration Email Us On techsupport@marcepinc.com or call us on 022-30210100

For More details please follow below link: https://marcepinc.com/ongoing-workshop/functional-safety-as-per-iec-61511-sif-sis-sil-training                                                 


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