FiSMA has been an active partner in Finnish national nuclear safety research program SAFIR 2014 for several years. Main responsibility has been to develop process assessment approaches for safety-critical systems and software in nuclear power domain. Now this work is nearly finished and the result is Nuclear SPICE model. It is an integrated set of SPICE (ISO/IEC 15504 and 330xx standard), selected nuclear domain safety standards and selected nuclear regulatory guides. Nuclear SPICE model has been validated in several pilot assessments with system suppliers for Finnish nuclear industry. Nuclear SPICE assessments can be applied to supplier qualification, project qualification, and product development qualification with strict safety-criticality.
FiSMA Association, Spinet Oy and Teollisuuden Voima Oy (a Finnish nuclear power company) will organize a 4-day Nuclear SPICE training during week 38 in Helsinki, Finland. Training days are 16-19.9.2014. Training will lead to Provisional Nuclear SPICE Assessor certificate, to act as a team member in internal or independent assessments.
For more information, please contact Risto Nevalainen, Senior Advisor in FiSMA, risto.nevalainen@fisma.fi.
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ISO/IEC 29119 Courses
During this Spring, the members of FiSMA have been returning back to school, since FiSMA has arranged a series of their well-received training courses on the international standards and their application. This time the selected standard was ISO/IEC 29119 Software Testing standard, which was dissected and disseminated during the two day courses, first held in February and due to large demand, repeated during the first week of June.
Overall, the course discussed the first four parts of the standards in detail, and additionally discussed the overall state of Finnish software testing and quality assurance in the industry, while also introducing the relevant related standards and assessment models. As usual, feedback on the course was that both implementations were liked and well-received.
For more information, and access to the course material can be requested from the FiSMA offices, see front page for details.
Overall, the course discussed the first four parts of the standards in detail, and additionally discussed the overall state of Finnish software testing and quality assurance in the industry, while also introducing the relevant related standards and assessment models. As usual, feedback on the course was that both implementations were liked and well-received.
For more information, and access to the course material can be requested from the FiSMA offices, see front page for details.
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