MoC + PSSR Explained: Mapping Equipment, Risks, and Approvals | OQSHA

Change is where blind spots appear.

A pump gets replaced. A line gets rerouted. Control logic gets updated. It feels routine—but every change touches equipment, and equipment changes risk.

In this video, we break down how MoC (Management of Change) and PSSR (Pre-Startup Safety Review) work together to keep startups controlled and compliant—by connecting:

→ Equipment to risk
→ Risk to approvals
→ Approvals to verification
→ Verification to startup authorization

What you’ll learn

What MoC is really meant to do (evaluate change before it happens)

What PSSR is meant to do (verify readiness before startup)

Why “approval” is not the same as “field control”

How equipment mapping reduces blind spots in process safety

A practical example: heat exchanger replacement (MoC evaluation + PSSR verification)

Who this is for

Process safety leaders, plant heads, maintenance and operations managers, EHS teams, and engineering leaders working in manufacturing, energy, chemicals, and construction-heavy plants.

About OQSHA

OQSHA helps teams connect safety workflows across permits, actions, inspections, training, and process safety controls—so changes move forward only when every required link is complete.

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