Overview

Learn the latest MoC best practices from the IChemE Safety Centre

Join us for a complimentary interactive workshop on Management of Change (MoC) led by Professor Fiona Macleod using the new guidance framework developed by an IChemE Safety Centre cross-industry international working group. Organisations continue to face incidents linked to poorly managed changes - whether technical, process, or organisational. This workshop is designed to share practical, real‑world tools to strengthen your MoC systems and prevent avoidable failures.

Why attend? 

• Discover the latest global best practice from the new IChemE Safety Centre MoC guidance
• Learn how to eliminate common failure points in MoC workflows before they cause incidents
• Gain practical tools and strategies you can apply immediately to improve risk decisions
• Learn why managing change is so critical in major accident prevention
• Understand common challenges and pain points in change management processes

Key takeaways 

• How to identify and manage risks associated with changes in equipment, systems, processes, and organisational structures
• Practical tools for self-assessment, auditing, and troubleshooting MoC processes
• Best practices for scaling MoC processes for both large and small changes

Who should attend 

Ideal for operations directors, plant managers, HSE leaders, team leaders, technical authorities, and those working in engineering, maintenance, process safety, purchasing, human resources and finance – in a nutshell, anyone accountable for approving, assessing, or managing change. 

Speaker

Fiona Macleod, Chief Technical Officer, IChemE

Professor Fiona Macleod is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of IChemE with 40 years of hands-on industrial experience in major hazard management in the chemical and power industries, while working in design, construction, commissioning, production, maintenance, and senior management all over the world.

Companies included Eastman Chemicals, Hovione, Victrex, ICI, Johnson Matthey and BP. After 40 years in industry, Fiona switched to teaching in the process safety and loss prevention MSc (Eng) at Sheffield University, UK and joined the IChemE Safety Centre as Chief Technical Officer.

The material presented has not been peer-reviewed. Any opinions are the presenter’s own and do not necessarily represent those of IChemE. The information is given in good faith but without any liability on the part of IChemE.

Time

12:30–15:30 AWST.

Agenda

• 12:30–13:00 – Lunch / networking
• 13:00–15:00 – MoC workshop  
• 15:00–15:30 – Discussion / tea / coffee

Open to IChemE Safety Centre partners with limited places for IChemE members.