BVAA’s New Functional Safety Guideline

BVAA has recently announced a new Guideline on BS EN 61508 – the Functional Safety standard associated with Safety Integrity Levels (SILs).

BVAA has been running a SILs course for some years. However it can be a very complicated subject, as course students will vouchsafe! BVAA therefore recently commissioned our SILs Course lecturer P R Smith to prepare a brief guideline on the underpinning standard, BS EN 61508.

This is available in PDF format only, distributed by email, at a price of £15. Contact enquiry@bvaa.org.uk for your copy.


Published: 26th June 2013

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