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Management of Change / Operations · Engineering · Safety

Keep change requests and risk reviews together.

Keep change requests, hazards, reviews, and follow-up actions in one record. MOC helps operations, engineering, and safety teams see what needs review and who owns the next step.

Real app screens. Explore before booking a walkthrough.

MOC / Inside the app
MOC sample dashboard with changes awaiting review and open actions for a cooling-water pump replacement
Real app screen with sample data. Explore the screen tour below.
  • Permanent & temporary changes
  • Risk-based review
  • Actions through closeout

For operations, engineering, and safety teams

Follow a change through the real workspace.

Screen tour of the actual MOC app with sample plant data. Live workspaces require sign-in; no account is needed for this tour.

See the changes and actions waiting on you.

A sample plant shows changes awaiting review, assigned actions, due dates, and risk levels in MOC’s actual dashboard.

Review queue — swipe or scroll to explore

Built around the real work of change

More than an approval checkbox.

01

Assess what could happen

Screen hazards, evaluate criticality, and record consequences and controls using your organization’s risk matrix.

02

Make review responsibilities clear

Assign reviewers and approvers. Keep decisions and supporting evidence with the change they belong to.

03

Finish the follow-through

Track actions, owners, and due dates. Review outstanding work and closure information before closing the record.

MOC event-tree builder for initiating events, branches, and sequence probabilities
Inside MOC: event-tree analysis for a more detailed risk review.

Depth when the change calls for it

Make the reasoning visible.

Use FMEA, event trees, and fault trees to explore how a change could fail and what the controls need to do. Keep the analysis available for reviewer confirmation.

Explore a risk matrix example
Risk matrix exampleProbability across · Consequence downProbability: A (high) to E (low) · Consequence: I (high) to V (low)
Risk matrix with probability columns A through E from high to low and consequence rows I through V from high to low. The example moves from A–I, RC1 before mitigation, to D–III, RC4 after mitigation.
Probability →
Consequence ↓ABCDE
IRisk classification 1, unmitigated exampleRisk classification 1Risk classification 1Risk classification 2Risk classification 3
IIRisk classification 1Risk classification 1Risk classification 2Risk classification 3Risk classification 4
IIIRisk classification 1Risk classification 2Risk classification 3Risk classification 4, mitigated exampleRisk classification 4
IVRisk classification 2Risk classification 3Risk classification 4Risk classification 4Risk classification 4
VRisk classification 3Risk classification 4Risk classification 4Risk classification 4Risk classification 4

A–I · RC1: Centrifuge bearing failure—before mitigation.

D–III · RC4: Vibration monitoring and preventive maintenance applied.

Illustrative configuration only. Qualified reviewers must validate risk inputs, mitigations, and final classification for each change.

From first question to next action

A clear path from request to closeout.

  1. 01

    Define the change

    Record the scope, timing, affected area, and reason. Add the documents that explain the proposal.

  2. 02

    Assess and review

    Identify hazards and controls, assign the required reviewers, and collect approval decisions.

  3. 03

    Track and close

    Follow assigned actions and confirm closure details. Keep the change history available for the next review.

A few useful answers

Questions about MOC?

Can MOC follow our existing procedure?

Risk thresholds, review roles, approval steps, and the risk matrix can be configured for your organization. Bring your current procedure to the demo so we can walk through the fit.

What kinds of risk assessment are supported?

MOC supports hazard screening, criticality assessment, risk items and controls, FMEA, and event-tree and fault-tree tools. Your reviewers choose the appropriate analysis and confirm its assumptions.

Does the software certify compliance?

MOC supports documented review, approvals, and action records. Your qualified safety and legal teams remain responsible for applicable OSHA, EPA, and ISO requirements.

What will the demo cover?

Explore the screen tour immediately, without an account. It shows the actual app with sample plant data. A tailored walkthrough covers change requests, assessment, approvals, actions, closeout, configuration, and pricing; live workspaces require sign-in.

For your team

See how MOC fits your workflow.

Bring your questions and the workflow you use today. We’ll walk through the product, configuration, and pricing together.

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