MoC Approval Process

Handling approvals, sign-offs and hard copy signature uploads

PSMmonitor's MoC module is designed to reduce the administration overhead and speed MoC implementation processes by using electronic for capturing approvals and sign-offs which then results in the next approver/signatory in the process to go in and approve and/or sign-off.

And the system has configurable process flows and sign-off levels managed through configuration which results in considerable flexibility without coding costs and quicker time to implementation reducing the initial set up and ongoing costs.

The benefits are:

  • Realtime visibility of MoC status through onscreen views, where an MoC is held up and who's next to approve or sign-off
  • Audit trail of all approvals and sign-offs - who and when
  • Reduced wait times and efficient management of MoCs
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For those circumstances where the regulations absolutely require a physical signature, maybe a training signature sheet or PSSR lists (as below), there is the facility to scan a sheet in and upload directly into the relevant MoC section - see below, which also shows has a snapshot of the audit trail for the whole MoC:

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As with the "electronic" signatures, if a signature sheet is required to be uploaded at a certain stage in the process, the system can be set to "lock" further progress until there is a signature sheet there, and any Microsoft Office or Adobe PDF text files are searchable for content within them.

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PSMmonitor Resources


MoC Overview

An overview of how the Management of Change module works

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MoC Approval Process

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