• GEIA STD 0010 : 2008

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    BEST PRACTICES FOR SYSTEM SAFETY PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND EXECUTION

    Available format(s):  Hardcopy, PDF

    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  31-12-2007

    Publisher:  Government Electronics & Information Technology Association

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    Foreword
    Background
    1 Scope
    2 Reference Documents
    3 Terms and Definitions
      3.1 Acronyms Used in this Standard
      3.2 Definitions
    4 General Requirements
      4.1 System Safety Program Elements
          4.1.1 Element 1 - Program Initiation
          4.1.2 Element 2 - Hazard Identification and Tracking
          4.1.3 Element 3 - Risk Assessment
          4.1.4 Element 4 - Risk Reduction
          4.1.5 Element 5 - Risk Acceptance
      4.2 Normative Information
          4.2.1 Intended Use
          4.2.2 Data Requirements
          4.2.3 Subject Term (Key Word) Listing
          4.2.4 Use of System Safety Data in Certification and
                 Other Specialized Safety Approvals
    5 Detailed Requirements
    Appendix A - Guidance For Implementation of a System Safety
                 Effort
      A.1 Scope
      A.2 Terms and Definitions
          A.2.1 Acronyms used in this appendix
          A.2.2 Definitions
      A.3 General Requirements
          A.3.1 Element 1 - Program Initiation
          A.3.2 Element 2 - Hazard Identification
          A.3.3 Element 3 - Risk Assessment
          A.3.4 Element 4 - Risk Reduction
          A.3.5 Element 5 - Risk Acceptance
      A.4 Specific Requirements
      A.5 Example Mishap Risk Assessment Matrices
          A.5.1 Example 1: Mishap Risk Assessment Matrices
          A.5.2 Example 2: Mishap Risk Assessment Matrix
          A.5.3 Example 3: Generic Subjective Mishap Risk Assessment
                 Matrix
          A.5.4 Example 4: Multi-Purpose Aircraft Mishap Risk
                 Assessment Matrix
          A.5.5 Example 5: Single Order of Magnitude Resolution
                 Mishap Risk Assessment Matrix
          A.5.6 Example 6: Half Order of Magnitude Mishap
                 Resolution (14 x 14) Risk Assessment Matrix
          A.5.7 Example 7: Total System Risk Assessment Criteria
      A.6 Software System Safety Engineering Analysis and Integrity
          A.6.1 Software System Safety Engineering Analysis
          A.6.2 Software Safety Integrity
          A.6.3 Software Safety Risk Assessment
      A.7 Contract Terms and Conditions
          A.7.1 Unacceptable Conditions
          A.7.2 Acceptable Conditions
      A.8 Example - Safety Design Requirements
          A.8.1 Hazardous Material
          A.8.2 Hazardous Material Isolation
          A.8.3 Equipment Location
          A.8.4 Safety Protection
          A.8.5 Safety Devices
          A.8.6 System Final Disposition
          A.8.7 Warning Signals
          A.8.8 Warning and Cautionary Notes
          A.8.9 Personnel Proficiency
          A.8.10 Mishap Minimization
          A.8.11 Safety Requirements
          A.8.12 Acceptable Risk
    Annex B - System Safety Tasks
      B.1 General
      B.2 Task Structure
    Task 101 - System Safety Program
    Task 102 - System Safety Program Plan
    Task 103 - Integration/Management of Associate Contractors,
               Subcontractors, and Architect and Engineering Firms
    Task 104 - System Safety Program Reviews/Audits
    Task 105 - System Safety Group/System Safety Working Group Support
    Task 106 - Hazard Tracking and Risk Resolution
    Task 107 - System Safety Progress Summary
    Task 108 - Launch Safety Program Requirements
    Task 109 - Test Hazard Analysis Safety (Ground or Airborne Systems)
    Task 201 - Preliminary Hazard List (PHL)
    Task 202 - Preliminary Hazard Analysis
    Task 203 - Safety Requirements/Criteria Analysis
    Task 204 - Subsystem Hazard Analysis
    Task 205 - System Hazard Analysis
    Task 206 - Operating and Support Hazard Analysis
    Task 207 - Health Hazard Assessment
    Task 208 - Functional Hazard Analysis (FHA)
    Task 209 - Critical Safety Items (CSI) List
    Task 301 - Safety Assessment
    Task 302 - Test and Evaluation Safety
    Task 303 - Safety Review of Engineering Change Proposals,
               Specification Change Notices, Software Problem
               Reports, and Requests for Deviation/Waiver
    Task 401 - Safety Verification
    Task 402 - Safety Compliance Assessment

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    Describes a standard practice for conducting system safety.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Government Electronics & Information Technology Association
    Status Current

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    AIHA Z10 : 2012 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
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    SAE ARP 4761 : 1996 GUIDELINES AND METHODS FOR CONDUCTION THE SAFETY ASSESSMENT PROCESS ON CIVIL AIRBORNE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
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