Management of Change (MOC) is not a line of coverage, but a structured risk management process designed to identify, assess, and control the operational, safety, financial, and regulatory risks associated with organizational, procedural, technological, or operational change.

MOC frameworks help organizations evaluate how changes to equipment, systems, personnel, processes, facilities, or operations may introduce new exposures or impact existing risk controls.

This approach is particularly important in industries where operational changes can significantly affect safety, regulatory compliance, operational continuity, environmental exposure, or financial performance.

Management of Change processes typically include risk assessments, approval procedures, documentation controls, operational reviews, communication protocols, training requirements, and implementation oversight designed to help ensure changes are introduced safely and effectively.

MOC strategies may also be integrated into broader Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), Business Continuity Planning (BCP), operational resilience, and compliance frameworks to support coordinated risk governance across domestic and multinational operations.

Management of Change frameworks are designed to help organizations reduce operational disruption, strengthen risk oversight, and maintain safe, compliant, and resilient operations during periods of change.

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