SkillsBase vs Murphy Visual Standards

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The visual standards will help drive consistency and allow us to achieve operational excellence. Each visual animation highlights the expected control we should strive to achieve to ensure we never harm. We recognise that, at times, the suggested control cannot be met; where this is the case, this must be evidenced, and an alternative control must be highlighted in the risk assessment and approved by the project manager.