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We are thrilled to celebrate a significant milestone on this journey – the outstanding achievement of Ms. Katarzyna Zachariasiewicz, who serves as a cornerstone in coordinating Functional Safety Management at Siemens Energy. Katarzyna has recently earned the prestigious title of Expert Functional Safety Manager (FSM) according to the IEC 61511 standards, with certification awarded by Risknowlogy.

We are thrilled to announce that TECHNOLOGISTS, from Iraq, has successfully completed the audit of their Functional Safety Management (#fsms) system and received their new certificate!

Calling all engineers and managers in the process industry, oil and gas, chemical, and petrochemical sectors. Here's your exclusive opportunity to level up your career and prepare yourself to become a certified FS Engineer. And guess what? The training itself is absolutely free of charge!

Are you confident that the safety instrumented functions (SIFs) you rely on to keep your operations safe are up to par? As an end user in the process, oil & gas, or chemical industry, your SIFs must comply with the IEC 61511 standard. But how can you be sure they do?

MIPRO, a leading company in functional safety, recently conducted a five-day training program on IEC 61508, in collaboration with Risknowlogy, the market leader in training and certification in functional safety. The training was held at MIPRO's facility in Mikkeli, Finland, and was conducted by Dr Michel Houtermans from Risknowlogy.

The F&G system design and built by SAM Engineering is SIL 2 certified according to IEC 61511.

At Risknowlogy, we're dedicated to helping students achieve their learning goals. That's why we're thrilled to announce that we have successfully implemented Open edX, the leading open-source platform for online learning!

Accidents cost money. Investments in safety make money.

Everybody wants to be an expert. It sure sounds great to be called an expert. But when are you a functional safety expert?