IEC 62278-1/ EN 50126-1 I RAMS Training | Product System I Part 23: Clause 6.5.1 to 6.5.2

Edicent Quality Registrar (EQR) Services: Certification, Training and Advising Contact Details: +91-8802650960; [email protected] Welcome to Part 23 of the IEC 62278‑1 / EN 50126‑1 training series. This session explains how to apply and tailor the standard to real projects: how to justify omitted or reduced phases, use Table 1 to scope activities, handle COTS and reuse, and manage complex systems with hierarchical life cycles (see Figure 10). You’ll get practical rules for making Clause 6.5.1–6.5.2 work in your programme without losing auditability. What this video covers Tailoring and justification: how to specify which lifecycle phases will be realised or omitted, and how to document the rationale so decisions are auditable. Using Table 1 effectively: mapping requirement scope, methods, tools, verification‑to‑verification (V‑V) activities and records to each selected phase. Practical application scenarios: applying the standard when your scope is part of a larger system, part of a renewal programme, or when re‑using/adapting existing elements or COTS products. Complex systems and hierarchical levels: defining life cycles for subsystems, tracing originated requirements, and deciding whether phases are addressed completely or partially (guided by Figure 10). Key learning outcomes How to justify tailoring decisions so assessors accept omissions or reductions. How to build a tailored RAM Safety Plan that links responsibilities, verification points and evidence requirements to the chosen lifecycle. How to treat reuse and COTS: what evidence is needed, when simplification is acceptable, and how to preserve traceability. How to manage hierarchical systems: allocate phases across system levels, maintain requirement provenance, and ensure end‑to‑end verification. Practical tools and guidance included Tailoring checklist to record which phases are included, omitted or reduced and the justification for each decision. Table 1 mapping template to assign methods, tools, V‑V activities and records to selected phases. Reuse and COTS decision guide covering evidence expectations, adaptation steps and residual risk handling. Figure 10 interpretation notes for defining life cycles across hierarchical system levels and tracing requirement origin. Who should watch Systems engineers, safety managers, RAMS leads, project integrators, procurement officers, independent assessors and programme sponsors who must adapt IEC 62278‑1 / EN 50126‑1 to constrained, phased or multi‑level projects. Watch now to learn how to apply Clause 6.5.1–6.5.2 with confidence and keep your RAMS evidence robust and auditable. With the help of this channel, we want to refine thinking about international standards knowledge and implementation, as we worked over more than 3000 companies since 2014, we are seeing a gap in understanding and relating the information of standard in implementation, in practices of system management the management team is feeling standards as obstacle but all business leaders globally have a strong management system and their sustainability key, any scale business should collapse and taken over by any strong management system business. Compliance of any international standard has three pillars management team, audit, and training only, it adds more valuable than marketing in short and long term run, compliance importance and usefulness is all belong to a business internally itself not on external dependence. You may connect for our service at www.edicentcertification.org, please like, subscribe and share. Bank account details for your support EQR Account Detail: Bank Name: HDFC Bank Current Account Name: Edicent Quality Registrar Current Account Number: 50200086783433 IFSC Code: HDFC0005269 SWIFT Code: HDFCINBBDEL UPI ID: 8882814173@hdfcbank Paypal ID: https://paypal.me/EQRQuality Thank you.