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When running Safety Leadership Training throughout regional and metropolitan Victoria, I am commonly confronted by managers who unhesitatingly tell me tales about cutting corners on safety to bring business on time and on budget.

Three questions should always be asked in OHS. First, who gets injured? Second, who can prevent that injury? Finally, who will be prosecuted?

I presented in the CEO Stream of the Safety in Action Conference in Melbourne this week. Over 300 senior executives and OHS experts attended and debated the focus of OHS and how it must change.

In Mirabello v Comcare the AAT found an employees refusal to participate in a RTW program was unreasonable.