Why is Andrew Hopkins’ quiet outrage making the world of work safer? 

Are you responsible for safety in your organisation? Following on from the highly respected Lessons from Longford: The Esso Gas Plant Explosion and Lessons from Longford: The Trial, this book explores the 1996 Gretley mine disaster in NSW and its OHS implications. Written by premier OHS author Professor Andrew Hopkins, the book proposes the view that effective OHS law must hold the top corporate leaders responsible when something goes seriously wrong, regardless of whether they were personally at fault.