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Engineering Services

Quality Management
Safety-Engineering
Security-Engineering
Authorization Management

Quality Management

Supervision of quality management within the railway development processes
Creation of quality management plan (QMP) or Software QMP
Creation of norm basics and verification of compliance to those norms
Creation of safety and quality strategies
Development and implementation of validation and verification plans to ensure quality objectives are met
Auditing of processes and systems
Supervision and support in the preparation and implementation of external audits by certification bodies

Safety-Engineering

Safety Management – Development of safety strategies and guidelines, implementation of processes for risk assessment and risk mitigation (EN 50126)
Conducting risk and hazard analyses (EN 50126, TeSiP, RTE-49100)
CSM safety impact and significance assessments
Safety Engineering – Technical implementation of safety requirements at the system level (electrics, systems, software), e.g., according to EN 50129
Development of safety requirements and safety integrity requirements (SIL, failure rates)
Conducting qualitative and quantitative safety analyses (FMEA, FMECA, FTA), calculation of achieved failure rates
Risk evaluation and preparation of safety cases (EN 50129, EN 50657)

Security-Engineering

Implementation of processes to ensure IT security in the development process of rail vehicles
Implementation of relevant security standards in rail technology such as IEC 62443 / CLC TS 50701 (or ISO/IEC 27001)
Integration of security requirements (security by design) into the development process
Threat and risk analyses to identify and assess security risks in the system architecture
Implementation of secure system architectures that integrate protective measures against known IT threats
Carrying out vulnerability analyses and penetration tests (security tests) to identify security flaws
Definition of specific security measures and implementation of systems to control and monitor access to critical components

Authorization Management

Authorisation of rail vehicles: Mainline (EBA) and Light Rail (e.g. TAB in Germany)
Authorisation in accordance with TSI Loc & Pas (ERA) and NTR (National Technical Rules)
Identification of authorisation-relevant requirements for vehicles and components (Requirements Capture)
Development of a plan to provide all necessary evidence in line with TSI and NTR
Preparation, review, update and submission of authorisation documentation
Management of different actors like assessors, certification or assessment bodies (NoBo, DeBo, AsBo)
Administrative procedures, e.g. One-Stop-Shop, ERATV, ERADIS and national regulatory authorities