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Overview - Functional Safety of Machinery (IEC 62061)
Published 8/2026
Created by Alexander Walter
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 82 Lectures ( 2h 53m ) | Size: 1.5 GB
Master IEC 62061 Functional Safety, SIL, Risk Assessment, Safety Functions & Safety-Related Control Systems
What you'll learn
Understand the purpose and structure of IEC 62061 Position IEC 62061 within the machinery safety landscape Understand risk assessment and required Safety Integrity Levels Define safety functions and safety Requirements Understand safety-related control system architectures Explain hardware safety integrity and probabilistic failure measures Understand systematic safety integrity and software considerations Apply verification and validation principles to safety-related systemsRequirements
No previous IEC 62061 knowledge required Basic technical understanding is helpful General interest in machinery or functional safety No advanced mathematics required No programming knowledge required No specialized engineering software requiredDescription
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Understand IEC 62061 and the engineering principles behind functional safety of machinery.
Modern machinery increasingly relies on electrical, electronic and programmable electronic control systems to perform safety-related functions. IEC 62061 provides a systematic framework for designing, implementing and validating safety-related control systems for machinery.
This course provides a structured and practical introduction toIEC 62061 and functional safety in machinery applications.
We begin with the fundamentals of machinery safety and explain how IEC 62061 fits into the broader safety standards landscape, including its relationship withISO 12100 and ISO 13849.
You will then learn how risk assessment leads to the identification of safety functions and how the requiredSafety Integrity Level (SIL) is determined. We examine how safety Requirements
are specified and allocated to the elements of a safety-related control system.
From there, the course explores the engineering principles behind system and subsystem design. You will learn about architecture, hardware fault tolerance, safe failure fraction, diagnostic coverage and common cause failures, as well as the probabilistic measures used to evaluate dangerous failures.
The course also addressessystematic safety integrity, software considerations and the additional engineering measures required to maintain confidence in safety-related functionality throughout development.
Finally, we bring the complete process together through verification, validation and a practical machinery example.
Rather than simply presenting individual Requirements
, this course focuses on understanding theengineering logic behind IEC 62061 and how the different concepts interact throughout the functional safety lifecycle.
Who this course is for
Functional safety and machinery safety engineers Systems and control engineers Automation and electrical engineers Software and hardware engineers Verification, validation and quality professionals Engineering students and technical professionalsHomepage
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