Methane discussions often focus on detection technologies, satellites, aerial surveillance, continuous monitoring, and advanced analytics. However, climate and safety impact is determined not only by detection capability, but by the speed, governance, and operational discipline that follow. This session proposes an interactive “Methane Incident Command” simulation that explores the critical middle ground: alert validation, triage, work prioritisation, contractor mobilisation, safety constraints, and verification of abatement under operational uncertainty. The objective is to move from measurement to measurable reduction, strengthening organisational response capability and leadership accountability in methane management.