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Frequently Asked Questions

• How does IEL prepare leaders of all ages?

  We prepare leaders of all ages, stages, and contexts who can work effectively across sectors. IEL leaders are champions of equity in their communities, states, and the nation. IEL uses three strategies to prepare leaders to eliminate systemic barriers for success in education and workforce development.

• When did the IEL model AB pioneer come out?

  The IEL Model AB "Pioneer" was introduced in 1948 and is 49.7 cc's. The body of the saw is sand cast aluminum The IEL Model AB "Pioneer" was introduced in 1948 and is 49.7 cc's. The body of the saw is sand cast aluminum

• What does IEL stand for in Educational Leadership?

  IEL uses three strategies to prepare leaders to eliminate systemic barriers for success in education and workforce development.

• What are the provisions of the iehp provider manuals?

  The provisions of these Provider Manuals must be adhered by all of IEHP's Providers. These Benefit Manuals are offered as guidelines to determine benefit eligibility and are not intended to be construed as or to serve as a standard of medical care, or as a contractual agreement for payment.

• What does functional safety mean in electrical systems?

  This means that whilst functional safety standards focus on electrical, electronic, and programmable systems (E/E/PS), the end-to-end scope means that in practice functional safety methods have to extend to the non-E/E/PS parts of the system that the E/E/PS actuators, valves, motor controls or monitors.

• Are there any international standards for functional safety?

  At present almost all markets demand compliance to both functional safety testing and international standards for safety, especially compliance to IEC 61508 and IEC 61511.

• Which is the parent standard for functional safety?

  As mentioned above, ISO 26262 is a functional safety standard for electrical and electronic systems in road vehicles based on IEC 61508, considered the parent standard for functional safety.

• Why are failure categories important in functional safety?

  Failure Category: One of the major reasons for the need to develop the IEC 61508/IEC 61511 (ANSI/ISA 84.00.01-2004) standards was to devise some means so as to minimize the propagation of device failure through design, operation, inspection, and maintenance practices into the system. Failure categories in a functionally safe system are: