About this Event
This workshop addresses a critical issue for business owners, executives, and safety officers: mere compliance with health and safety (HS) legislation does not necessarily shield individuals or organisations from criminal liability.
Australian court cases reveal that failures in implementing policies, personal responsibility, and negligence can lead to severe penalties, including Pr*son time.
This workshop is essential for anyone in a leadership role seeking to understand the legal risks beyond compliance.
Attendees will learn of a better WHS approach to avoid J*il time.
What We'll Cover:
- The distinction between WHS compliance and actual safety practices in the workplace
- Key reasons compliance alone doesn’t provide full legal protection, based on Australian court cases
- Personal liability of directors and officers under WHS laws
- The role of due diligence and proactive safety management in avoiding legal consequences
- Practical steps to move beyond compliance and build a safer, legally sound workplace
About Your Host:
Bruce Brodie is a health and safety professional with 24 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, including work with Shell and Chevron on drilling and offshore construction projects. He has focused primarily on developing, implementing, and auditing health and safety management systems. Bruce has also worked in agriculture, owned a small business, and served as a registered nurse.
Event Venue
Online
AUD 39.95