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Functional Safety
Operating a processing plant or a machine can sometimes involve considerable risks. The field of building safety is also becoming more and more complex. Our safety systems are designed to keep risks within tolerable limits. However, even the best technology is of no use if the people operating it do not “function” correctly.
Lifecycle analysis of failures causing malfunction of the SIS.
According to a British survey, the overwhelming majority of all safety problems are caused by humans – and this is a situation which is only made more difficult by difficult standards such as IEC 61508, IEC 61511, ANSI/ISA 84.00.01, IEC 62061 and ISO 13849-1.
Meet these challenges together with HIMA.
Together with our experts you can devise feasible solutions which will enable you to fully comply with your legal, financial, as well as your moral responsibilities. We will lead you through all of the phases of the Functional Safety Life Cycle and help you to put in place all the right measures in the right order, and with the right scope.
Working with you we will create the following solutions:
- The best possible protection for your systems, the people working with them, and the environment around them.
- Solutions which conform perfectly to all standards and are legally sound.
- Solutions which secure the long-term profitability of your company by protecting against production failures and reducing acquisition and life cycle costs.
This is what our customers say about our Functional Safety Consulting Services:
“Thank you very much for delivering us an excellent presentation on the practical approach for end-users dealing with Functional Safety. We appreciated the exceptional quality of the presentation as well as its practical examples, and we also liked your answers to particularly tricky questions.”
“We have already successfully put a lot of Functional Safety measures into place, and are therefore well-placed to evaluate the courses available on the market. We’ve rated this training course as ‘Outstanding’.”
