Electronic Management of Change (eMoC) within OpreX™ Control of Work provides a structured, auditable approach to managing temporary and permanent changes that can impact safety, operations, and compliance.
As operational environments become more complex, reliance on paper based or fragmented legacy systems can make change management difficult to control, time consuming to administer, and hard to audit. MoC digitises and governs the full change process, ensuring changes are properly assessed, authorised, communicated, and closed out in line with site and regulatory requirements.
By embedding Management of Change directly within the Control of Work environment, eMoC ensures that risk, impact, and approval are consistently managed before changes are implemented.
eMoC guides users through each stage of the change lifecycle—ensuring the reason for change is clearly defined, impacts are assessed, relevant stakeholders are identified, and appropriate controls are applied.
All actions, decisions, and supporting documentation are captured digitally, creating a permanent record that supports compliance, traceability, and audit requirements.
Electronic Management of Change (eMoC) operates as part of OpreX™ Control of Work, working alongside Digital Permit to Work, Risk Assessment, Isolation Management, Incident Management, and Operations Management.
This integrated approach ensures that changes are assessed and controlled in the context of ongoing work, operational conditions, and safety critical activities—supporting a consistent, auditable Safe System of Work.
Shift Management within OpreX™ Control of Work provides a structured, auditable approach to capturing, managing, and handing over critical operational information between shifts.
Mobile execution for safer, more efficient field operations Field Assistant is the mobile enablement layer within OpreX™ Control of Work, extending digital Control of Work processes directly to the point of work.
Digital Permit to Work is your front-line method of keeping people safe. Providing risk identification, mitigation, and communication key components of safe Control of Work.
Reporting in OpreX Control of Work allows the user to create and run reports using current and historical data derived from all Job, Task, Isolation and Personnel activity in the system. For example, a report could be created showing all permits completed in an area over a given time period.