First define what the control must achieve.
Then define what must be true for that to happen.
Then determine what evidence would demonstrate it.
Design the evidence first. Write the question second.
Critical Risk
Before you verify a control, define what good looks like.
Verification questions are often written too early.
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Verification questions are often written too early.
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Critical Risk
01
Stop counting controls.
A bowtie with eight controls doesn't necessarily provide eight layers of protection.
Human Performance
02
Your procedure isn't the work.
The people doing the work encounter everything the procedure couldn't anticipate.
Health & Wellbeing
03
Psychosocial risk is a work design problem.
But where work itself is creating harmful exposure, support isn't enough.
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