No comparable view
Group leadership cannot tell which plant carries the most risk, because each site is audited differently.
RI · Risk intelligence & benchmarking
Compliance checklists tell you whether a document exists. Our benchmark tells you whether the barrier works, how each facility compares with its peers, and which investment will remove the most risk.
Overview
Boards, lenders and insurers need to compare risk across assets, and a pass-or-fail audit cannot do that. The Procyon 100-Point Industrial Benchmark turns verified site findings into a defensible score across five domains: process safety management, occupational health and safety, environmental and social performance, governance and assurance, and emergency preparedness.
Every point is tied to a requirement in a recognised standard and to evidence we check in the field. Scores are compared with sector peers, so a urea plant is measured against urea plants, and gaps are ranked by how much risk each rupee of remediation removes.
The challenges
Group leadership cannot tell which plant carries the most risk, because each site is audited differently.
Remediation budgets go to the loudest findings, not the ones that reduce the most risk.
Self-assessed scores do not satisfy lenders, insurers or regulators who want independent verification.
What we deliver
Our approach
We review PSM, OHS and E&S documentation before the visit and plan the field checks around it.
Principals walk down critical barriers and interview operators and contractors over three to five days.
Findings are scored independently by two principals, reconciled, and compared with sector peers.
We present results to leadership, deliver the full report, and re-score after twelve months.
Standards
Sectors and clients
Who we work with
Multi-site industrial groups, fertilizer and petrochemical complexes, power portfolios, and the lenders and insurers that finance them.
Selected experience
Led by our principals
Questions
An audit checks compliance against a list and returns findings. The benchmark verifies whether barriers work in the field, weights findings by major-accident and financing risk, produces a comparable score, and ranks remediation by value. It is designed for decisions, not for filing.
Yes. The evidence file and scoring method are documented so that lenders, insurers and regulators can review how each score was reached.
We recommend a re-score after twelve months, so leadership can see the effect of the remediation roadmap, and annually after that.
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