ISO 21448 — Safety of the Intended Functionality SOTIF — Certification Brochure

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London Academy of Professional Training
Certificate
ISO 21448 — Safety of the Intended Functionality SOTIF
ISO Certification Programme
REF: TR-ROD-21448  •  ISO Transport  •  Road
6Subjects 10Chapters 36Classes 430Total Marks 60%Pass Mark LifetimeValidity
At a Glance
ReferenceTR-ROD-21448
AwardCertificate
Assessment430 marks — 258 to pass (60%)
PrerequisitesNone
ValidityLifetime
Awarding BodyLAPT — London Academy of Professional Training
Curriculum
1 Best Practices in Safety Management 0 chapters  85 marks
2 Introduction to SOTIF 5 chapters · 30 classes  85 marks
• 1 Understanding the Principles of SOTIF in Road Transport — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define SOTIF and Its Relevance to Road Transport
› 1.2 Explore Key Principles of Safety of the Intended Functionality
› 1.3 Identify the Role of ISO 21448 in Road Safety
› 1.4 Analyze SOTIF Case Studies in Road Transport Applications
› 1.5 Evaluate Potential Risks and Challenges in Implementing SOTIF
› 1.6 Develop Strategies for Integrating SOTIF into Road Transport Systems
• 2 Identifying and Evaluating Potential Hazards in SOTIF — 6 classes
› 2.1 Define Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF) Principles
› 2.2 Recognize Common Hazards in SOTIF Contexts
› 2.3 Analyze Real-World SOTIF Incident Case Studies
› 2.4 Utilize Hazard Identification Techniques in SOTIF
› 2.5 Assess Risk Levels Associated with Identified Hazards
› 2.6 Develop Mitigation Strategies for SOTIF Hazards
• 3 Frameworks for Implementing SOTIF Requirements — 6 classes
› 3.1 Define SOTIF and Its Importance in Safety Frameworks
› 3.2 Identify Key Components of SOTIF Requirements
› 3.3 Explore Major Frameworks for Implementing SOTIF
› 3.4 Analyze Case Studies of Successful SOTIF Implementation
› 3.5 Develop Best Practices for Complying with SOTIF Standards
› 3.6 Create an Action Plan for Integrating SOTIF in Your Organisation
• 4 Risk Management Strategies in SOTIF — 6 classes
› 4.1 Define Key Concepts of Risk Management in SOTIF
› 4.2 Identify Stakeholder Requirements and Expectations
› 4.3 Assess Potential Risks in Intended Functionality
› 4.4 Develop Mitigation Strategies for Identified Risks
› 4.5 Implement Monitoring Processes for Ongoing Risk Assessment
› 4.6 Evaluate the Effectiveness of Risk Management Strategies
• 5 Future Trends and Challenges in SOTIF Implementation — 6 classes
› 5.1 Identify Future Trends Impacting SOTIF Implementation
› 5.2 Analyze Key Challenges in Adopting SOTIF Standards
› 5.3 Explore Technological Innovations Shaping SOTIF Practices
› 5.4 Assess Regulatory Developments Affecting SOTIF Compliance
› 5.5 Evaluate Stakeholder Perspectives on SOTIF Integration
› 5.6 Develop Strategies for Overcoming SOTIF Implementation Barriers
3 ISO 21448 Implementation Strategies 0 chapters  65 marks
4 Leadership in Safety Culture 0 chapters  45 marks
5 Risk Management Frameworks 5 chapters · 6 classes  85 marks
• 1 Understanding ISO 21448 and SOTIF Principles — 6 classes
› 1.1 Define ISO 21448 and its Importance in Safety Protocols
› 1.2 Explain the Core Concepts of Safety of the Intended Functionality (SOTIF)
› 1.3 Identify Key Risk Management Frameworks Relevant to SOTIF
› 1.4 Analyze Case Studies Highlighting SOTIF Implementation
› 1.5 Assess the Impact of Non-Compliance with ISO 21448 Standards
› 1.6 Develop a Basic Risk Management Plan Following SOTIF Guidelines
• 2 Identifying and Analyzing Hazards in Road Transport
• 3 Risk Assessment Techniques for SOTIF Compliance
• 4 Developing Mitigation Strategies for Identified Risks
• 5 Continuous Monitoring and Improvement in SOTIF Practices
6 Safety Auditing Techniques 0 chapters  65 marks
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Curriculum current at the date of issue.