A one-day compact seminar on moving from ISO 26262 (automotive) to ISO 13849 (machinery): beyond the terminology, the safety concepts, evaluation methods, and evidence requirements differ fundamentally.
Moving from ISO 26262 to ISO 13849 involves more than a change of terminology: the safety concepts, the evaluation methods, and the evidence requirements differ fundamentally between the two standards.
This seminar explains how ASIL-based approaches translate into Performance Level (PL) concepts, and what adjustments are needed in architecture, analysis, and software development.
It is aimed at teams designing machinery or industrial equipment who come from automotive, as well as those who have to reconcile both frameworks.
Original title: « Compact Seminar: Transition from ISO 26262 to ISO 13849 ». Full program and practical information on the official event page.
| Format | Seminar |
| Date | October 20 and 21, 2026 |
| Sessions | October 20, 2026 · German (online) October 21, 2026 · English (online) |
| Language | German (Oct 20) · English (Oct 21) |
| Duration | One day (9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. CET) |
| Speaker | Martin Heininger, graduate engineer (Heicon — Global Engineering GmbH) |
| Price | EUR 690 per participant |