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If you work in functional safety and you are ready to certify your competence formally, you will quickly run into two names: the C...
When an operator sets out to hire functional safety help, the phrase certified functional safety expert appears everywhere, on res...
If you operate a plant, a production line, or any process where a failure could injure someone or take a facility offline, you hav...
Choosing a functional safety partner is one of the higher-consequence procurement decisions an industrial operator makes. The prov...
Most firewall comparisons are written by people selling firewalls. The result is a feature matrix where the author happens to lead...
Most functional safety certification content is written for people who do not have a certificate yet. This one is for the larger a...
Three acronyms that appear constantly in functional safety documentation and get used loosely in conversation. The distinction is...
A Safety Integrity Level describes how reliably a safety function has to work. SIL 1 is the lowest and SIL 4 the highest, and each...
A HAZOP tells you what can go wrong. A SIL target tells you how reliable your protection has to be. Layer of Protection Analysis i...
Grid-scale battery energy storage and hydrogen production are being built by organizations with deep functional safety capability...