CMMI +SAFE was developed with the purpose of providing an option to organizations that wanted to extend their CMMI implementation to include safety considerations.
The last version of +SAFE, version 1.2, was released way back in March 2007.
+SAFE, version 1.2 was provided as an add-on for safety over CMMI for Development, version 1.2 and has not been kept current with CMMI V2.0, the latest version of the CMMI model.
It was developed by the Australian Department of Defence and not the US DoD which had funded the development of CMMI models till version 1.3.
The technical report published on +SAFE described how to use this framework as either an independent thread or as an add-on to CMMI implementation in the organization.
Since developing and maintaining safety-critical products require specialized processes, skills, and experiences, +SAFE was intended for guiding the implementation of such practices in an organization.
It was also intended for subsequently appraising an organization's capabilities in managing the development and maintenance of safety-critical products.
+SAFE supplements CMMI-DEV with two additional process areas:
Safety Management
This process area pertains to identification and planning for addressing safety requirements and considerations and corresponds to Project Management process areas in CMMI-DEV.
SG 1 Develop Safety Plans
SP 1.1 Determine Regulatory Requirements, Legal Requirements, and Standards
SP 1.2 Establish Safety Criteria
SP 1.3 Establish a Safety Organization Structure for the Project
SP 1.4 Establish a Safety Plan
SG 2 Monitor Safety Incidents
SP 2.1 Monitor and Resolve Safety Incidents
SG 3 Manage Safety-Related Suppliers
SP 3.1 Establish Supplier Agreements That Include Safety Requirements
SP 3.2 Satisfy Supplier Agreements That Include Safety Requirements
Safety Engineering
This process area pertains to execution and monitoring of the plan developed in the "Safety Management" and corresponds to Engineering process areas in CMMI-DEV.
SG 1 Identify Hazards, Accidents, and Sources of Hazards
SP 1.1 Identify Possible Accidents and Sources of Hazards
SP 1.2 Identify Possible Hazards
SG 2 Analyze Hazards and Perform Risk Assessments
SP 2.1 Analyze Hazards and Assess Risk
SG 3 Define and Maintain Safety Requirements
SP 3.1 Determine Safety Requirements
SP 3.2 Determine a Safety Target for Each Safety Requirement
SP 3.3 Allocate Safety Requirements to Components
SG 4 Design for Safety
SP 4.1 Apply Safety Principles
SP 4.2 Collect Safety Assurance Evidence
SP 4.3 Perform Safety Impact Analysis on Changes
SG 5 Support Safety Acceptance
SP 5.1 Establish a Hazard Log
SP 5.2 Develop a Safety Case Argument
SP 5.3 Validate Product Safety for the Intended Operating Role
SP 5.4 Perform Independent Evaluations
+SAFE was designed to cut down the dependence of CMMI appraisals on the need for safety domain expertise with the members of the appraisal team.
This extension was developed for standalone use but can be used in combination model with the primary CMMI implementation track.
There are intentional overlaps with CMMI model content and some safety standards though it is neither meant to be seen as an integral part of the CMMI model nor rely upon any specific safety standards.
Since +SAFE is an extension of the CMMI framework, it adopts the same assumptions, model structure, conventions, and terminology as the CMMI model and is also affected by the general process-area and capability-level interactions inherent in the CMMI model.
The last version of +SAFE, version 1.2, was released way back in March 2007.
+SAFE, version 1.2 was provided as an add-on for safety over CMMI for Development, version 1.2 and has not been kept current with CMMI V2.0, the latest version of the CMMI model.
It was developed by the Australian Department of Defence and not the US DoD which had funded the development of CMMI models till version 1.3.
The technical report published on +SAFE described how to use this framework as either an independent thread or as an add-on to CMMI implementation in the organization.
Since developing and maintaining safety-critical products require specialized processes, skills, and experiences, +SAFE was intended for guiding the implementation of such practices in an organization.
It was also intended for subsequently appraising an organization's capabilities in managing the development and maintenance of safety-critical products.
+SAFE supplements CMMI-DEV with two additional process areas:
- Safety Management
- Safety Engineering
Safety Management
This process area pertains to identification and planning for addressing safety requirements and considerations and corresponds to Project Management process areas in CMMI-DEV.
SG 1 Develop Safety Plans
SP 1.1 Determine Regulatory Requirements, Legal Requirements, and Standards
SP 1.2 Establish Safety Criteria
SP 1.3 Establish a Safety Organization Structure for the Project
SP 1.4 Establish a Safety Plan
SG 2 Monitor Safety Incidents
SP 2.1 Monitor and Resolve Safety Incidents
SG 3 Manage Safety-Related Suppliers
SP 3.1 Establish Supplier Agreements That Include Safety Requirements
SP 3.2 Satisfy Supplier Agreements That Include Safety Requirements
Safety Engineering
This process area pertains to execution and monitoring of the plan developed in the "Safety Management" and corresponds to Engineering process areas in CMMI-DEV.
SG 1 Identify Hazards, Accidents, and Sources of Hazards
SP 1.1 Identify Possible Accidents and Sources of Hazards
SP 1.2 Identify Possible Hazards
SG 2 Analyze Hazards and Perform Risk Assessments
SP 2.1 Analyze Hazards and Assess Risk
SG 3 Define and Maintain Safety Requirements
SP 3.1 Determine Safety Requirements
SP 3.2 Determine a Safety Target for Each Safety Requirement
SP 3.3 Allocate Safety Requirements to Components
SG 4 Design for Safety
SP 4.1 Apply Safety Principles
SP 4.2 Collect Safety Assurance Evidence
SP 4.3 Perform Safety Impact Analysis on Changes
SG 5 Support Safety Acceptance
SP 5.1 Establish a Hazard Log
SP 5.2 Develop a Safety Case Argument
SP 5.3 Validate Product Safety for the Intended Operating Role
SP 5.4 Perform Independent Evaluations
+SAFE was designed to cut down the dependence of CMMI appraisals on the need for safety domain expertise with the members of the appraisal team.
This extension was developed for standalone use but can be used in combination model with the primary CMMI implementation track.
There are intentional overlaps with CMMI model content and some safety standards though it is neither meant to be seen as an integral part of the CMMI model nor rely upon any specific safety standards.
Since +SAFE is an extension of the CMMI framework, it adopts the same assumptions, model structure, conventions, and terminology as the CMMI model and is also affected by the general process-area and capability-level interactions inherent in the CMMI model.
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