What if we managed environmental risk like we manage critical safety risks?

In Session 1 of Managing What Matters, we made the case that climate disclosure has quietly become an HSE problem.

Session 2 takes the next, harder step, proving that the disciplines you already use for safety are the disciplines carbon now needs.

Edna Goh of eco-shaper walks operational and HSE leaders through three things: the data overlap between your HSE workflows and greenhouse-gas accounting; the regional emissions reality that makes national averages dangerous; and the Critical Control Management lens applied to carbon risk, top event, hazard ID, controls, verification, escalation, the same mental model your team uses for a drop risk.

This session is the practical one. No fluff. No buzzwords.

A workflow you can begin to map next week.

Key takeaways

• Map the five HSE data sources that already feed Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions accounting, with zero double data entry.

• Understand why a mining site in Victoria emits ~3.5× more from grid electricity than the same site in South Australia, and what that means for your factor selection under ISSA 5000.

• Apply the Critical Control Management discipline you already use for safety, line by line, to carbon hotspots and emissions risk.

• Leave with a concrete first step: map your top emissions hotspots by source and by site this week.

• Position yourself for the FY27 mandatory reporting window, without a year-end scramble.