ISO 26262: Structure of the Standard (Parts 1–12)
- Date
- 2028-04-24
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 26262 (Functional Safety)
About this event
ISO 26262 is one of those standards that everyone in automotive safety needs to work with, but not everyone gets a clean, practical map of how it fits together. This session is built to give you that map: a clear walkthrough of the structure of ISO 26262 Parts 1–12, so you can understand what each part is for, how they relate to one another, and where to focus when you go deeper. Whether you are new to functional safety or already working around the standard and want a stronger framework, this virtual gathering will help you replace scattered knowledge with a more organized view. Expect a community-centered online session that makes the standard feel more approachable without oversimplifying it. About the Event This event focuses on the overall structure of ISO 26262 Parts 1–12. Rather tha
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a clearer, more usable understanding of how ISO 26262 is organized before going deeper into the details. - You are **new to ISO 26262** and want a solid overview of Parts 1–12 before reading the standard in depth - You work in **automotive engineering, systems, hardware, software, quality, or safety** and need to understand where your work fits within the broader functional safety framework - You have seen terms like **ASIL, HARA, safety lifecycle, or confirmation measures** and want a better sense of how those concepts connect across the standard - You are supporting a team, project, or process that touches **functional safety**, and you want a clearer map of the standard so you can communicate more effectively - You learn best through a **structured walkthrough and discussion**, rather than trying to piece the standard together alone - You value events that combine **technical learning with community and conversation**, especially if you want to hear how others are approaching the same challenges If you have been looking for a practical way to make ISO 26262 feel less abstract and more navigable, you will likely get real value from this session.