Work Done: Verifying Critical Controls Where It Matters Most | Critical Risk Series Part 2 | myosh

Are your critical controls really working in the field — or just on paper? 

In Part 2 of the myosh + FEFO Consulting Critical Risk Series, we go beyond the plan to explore how organisations can verify the presence and effectiveness of critical controls in real-world conditions. 

🧠 Featuring deep insight from: 

• Terry Swanton, Director at FEFO Consulting 

• Nicole Copeland, HSSE Lead for Asia Pacific at Puma Energy — a global leader with 25+ years’ experience across engineering, energy, logistics, and ESG integration. 

Together, they unpack: 

• Why verifying control effectiveness matters more than ever 

• How to prioritise assurance activity without overburdening the workforce 

• Cultural and psychological drivers that shape risk perception 

• How technology like wearables and geospatial tools are changing the game 

• How to move from compliance-focused audits to conversations that drive learning 

• The real-world dangers of relying on controls that are present… but not effective 

🔥 Key Topics Covered: 

• Human and organisational factors influencing safety outcomes 

• Early warning signs and chronic unease in high-risk environments 

• Case studies from construction, transport, and retail 

• The power of engaging frontline teams in verification activities 

🎯 Whether you're just starting your Critical Control journey or looking to take your safety strategy to the next level, this session is packed with actionable takeaways and honest, expert insights. 

 

💡 This is Part 2 of a 3-Part Series: 

• ✅ Part 1: Work Imagined — Watch here 

• 🔜 Part 3: Learning from Work – Turning Lessons into Lifesaving Actions 

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