Machine Safety vs Process Safety SIL vs PLe

Fail safe, or fault tolerant? These are two concepts of machine and process safety systems. But machine safety is governed by two standards, ISO 13849-1 and IEC 62061, whereas process safety is governed by IEC 61511. In our May 2021 User Group seminar, we look at the differences between machine and process safety, and SIL and PLe. View additional resources on our User Group page on our website: https://www.reynoldsonline.com/User-G... 0:00 Introduction 1:28 Training & Events 3:07 Part 1: Machine Safety by Eric Bombere 4:15 Machinery Safe Guarding & E-Stop 5:12 Controls & Safety Measures 6:16 What Is "Functional Safety?" 7:05 Some Standards to know & love... 10:36 Example "Functional Safety" Control System 14:19 Machine Safety Lifecycle 15:30 Risk Assessment Scoring Systems - Elements of Risk 16:28 Scoring Systems & Models - HRN "Hazard Rating Number" 17:51 Functional Safety Design 18:10 Design Requirements Commensurate with Risk Assessment 21:53 Calculate Performance Level of the Safety Function 22:27 Design to, and verify, Performance Level (PL) 23:35 Do this for Each Safety Function on the Machine 24:03 What about Safety Integrity Levels? 26:05 IEC62061 2nd Edition (2021) 27:27 Part 2: Process Safety by Justin Ryan 28:08 Safety Moment 32:19 IEC Standards Structure 34:38 Legal Requirement for Process Safety - OSHA 36:47 OSHA PSM Problem Statement 37:16 IEC61511 - What is it? 44:30 Other Important Standards (Application Standards) 44:53 Layers of Protection 48:32 Process Safety Lifecycle 50:29 Safety Integrity Levels (SIL)/Risk Reduction Factor 53:35 SIS Controller Portfolio 54:22 Safety Functions Documents - Example Application Techniques