You wrote, > Primarily I am interested in the ISO/IEC or international safety standards for software programming of industrial equipment or medical devices. I'll defer to others (Marcelo...) for the medical standards, but since you also asked about industrial equipment, consider, Generic (electrical/electronic products): IEC 61508 www.iec.ch/61508/ This is massive, about 700 pages in 7 parts. For software, consider especially parts 1 and 3. Machinery-specific (electrical/electronic only): IEC 62061 [derived from IEC 61508] Machinery-specific (all technologies: e ectrical/pneumatic/hydraulic/mechanical) ISO 13849-1 and -2 (There are many other standards based on/derived from IEC 61508.)
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