MOC (Management of Change)

Compliant, risk-based
decision making.

ISO 45001 · ISO 31010 · OSHA PSM · EPA RMP. Every change — from a valve replacement to a full process redesign — tracked, risk-assessed, approved, and auditable.

ISO 45001ISO 31010OSHA PSMEPA RMPCCPS
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Consequence →
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A–I · RC1Bearing on WW Centrifuge Fails — Unmitigated
D–III · RC4After MOC — Vib. monitoring + PM plan applied
$477k/ yr cost avoidance · MOC applied

32%

Project execution improvement

$477k

Cost avoidance per year

~30 min

Average MOC completion

11%

Redundant projects identified

Every change carries risk.

MOC routes every proposed change through Criticality Assessment → Risk Assessment → Stakeholder Review → Approval → Action Tracking in a single auditable record.

A completed MOC is proof of due diligence — the institutional record that answers every audit, legal, and safety question before it is asked.

Drawn from energy industry standards and the question that drives nuclear operations: “How do we ensure we make the right decision, every time?”

Create New MOC — step-by-step workflow

Built to the standards that matter.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119

Process Safety Management

PSM requires a documented MOC for every change except replacement-in-kind. Our platform satisfies every PSM element.

ISO 45001:2018

OH&S Management Systems

Clause 8.1.3 mandates control of changes affecting OH&S performance. MOC is the compliant mechanism.

ISO 31010:2019

Risk Assessment Techniques

Event Tree Analysis and risk matrix scoring built directly to ISO 31010 — quantified before any change proceeds.

ISO 31000:2018

Risk Management Framework

Identify → assess → treat → monitor. The platform's workflow maps to ISO 31000's universal risk process.

EPA 40 CFR Part 68

Risk Management Plan

RMP-covered processes require MOC procedures. Audit trail and records satisfy documentation obligations.

CCPS / AIChE

Process Safety Guidelines

Modelled on CCPS guidelines — the benchmark methodology for high-hazard industry change control.

Risk Category Matrix

Set your own Consequence / Probability thresholds, or use industry standards.

Configurable risk matrix aligned to industry-standard frameworks. Consequence scored across financial, safety, PR, and performance dimensions.

RC1 — UnacceptableImmediate halt. Executive escalation.
RC2 — High RiskSenior approval. Enhanced controls mandatory.
RC3 — ModerateStandard MOC approval process.
RC4 — Low RiskMay qualify for Change Control Form (CCF).

When probability is uncertain, build the tree.

Define the initiating event, build branch sequences (TRUE / FALSE), and the platform calculates compound probability — automatically applying the RC band to the risk item.

  • Initiating event + base probability
  • Sequential branch paths with true/false outcomes
  • Compound probability calculation across branches
  • Output → RC band, auto-applied to risk item
Event Tree Builder

End-to-end MOC workflow.

Risk Assessment — unmitigated to mitigated
Pending reviews and approvals
Criticality Assessment

Structured Yes/No logic determines impact scope and escalates approval requirements automatically.

Risk Assessment

Hazard, consequence, and probability scored against configurable risk matrix — unmitigated to mitigated state tracked.

Event Tree Builder

ISO 31010 Event Tree Analysis built in. Define initiating events, branch sequences — system calculates RC band.

Stakeholder Review

All identified stakeholders must confirm review. Approver blocked until every reviewer signs off.

Approval Workflow

Single senior approver closes the loop. No change proceeds without explicit, timestamped sign-off.

Action Tracking

Assigned, timestamped actions with owners and deadlines. Searchable by MOC number org-wide.

Non-standardized change management creates liability.

No Documentation

Without records, organizations repeat failures at the same regulatory constraints — years apart.

No Stakeholder Awareness

Teams run parallel projects unknowingly. Resources doubled or tripled for a single output.

Unmitigated Operational Risk

Changes implemented without approval impact downstream operations without notice or mitigation.

Legal & Safety Exposure

Inadequate approval produces safety violations and avoidable injury — with direct liability for the organization.

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