When two Tasmanian tourists became trapped on their vehicle in a flooded McArthur River, our employee John Waerea and North Australian Helicopters pilot Matthew Irving came to the rescue.

Discover more about this amazing story and how we're connecting possibilities for the community and our Emergency Response Team at McArthur River Mine here: https://bit.ly/38SorKi

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We are currently recruiting a: Mine Technician - Ground Control
Apply here: http://bit.ly/3bDF9Po

Then versus now. Taking in a bird’s eye view of our Ernest Henry Mining operation during construction of the surface infrastructure in the late 1990s versus today.

A lot has changed since production started in 1998 as an open pit mine, including transitioning to underground mining in 2011.

In 2020, our Queensland Metals business provided 26 local school leavers the opportunity to explore a variety of entry-level roles in the mining industry.

Participants of the School Leavers Pathway Program gain valuable experience and skills across a broad spectrum of business areas from communications, occupational hygiene, training, planning and engineering.

We look forward to welcoming a new intake of School Leavers in 2021.

Find out more about the program in Resourceful https://bit.ly/3hrm04o

The environment is important to us!
We constantly work on reducing our environmental impact and demonstrate leadership in key sectors of environmental management.

This includes the management of residual materials. In 2020, two dedicated waste management clerks were hired to provide better service to the sector, in addition to ensuring environmental compliance. Our list of recoverable materials was reviewed and additional materials can now be recovered at the mine site.

Bravo and thank you to all the workers at Raglan Mine! Your daily efforts to protect the environment and ensure compliance are greatly appreciated.

Our aim is to be an active and valued participant in the communities that host us through meaningful stakeholder engagement and integration of our social programmes. This includes investing in environmental initiatives, healthcare facilities, education programmes and enterprise development. Learn more: https://www.glencore.com/sustainability/reports-and-presentations?utm_source=social&utm_medium=facebok_organic&utm_campaign=6&utm_content=assets_photo

We have welcomed our biggest intake of the Coal Summer Vacation Employment Program with 101 tertiary students gaining on-the-job experience during the current university break.

The participants are studying a diverse mix of disciplines including mining, mechanical and electrical engineering, environmental science, finance and accounting, geology, human resources, and information technology.

We hope the students enjoy their 12 weeks of vacation employment with us and we look forward to seeing their achievements at the end of the program.

Rehabilitation of mined land is part of daily activities at our operations, including at our Mangoola coal mine in the Hunter Valley.

Watch the transformation of Mangoola's South Pit from active mining in 2016 to rehabilitated land in 2020.

Depuis plusieurs années, Mine Raglan poursuit le projet Iqaluk, réalisé en collaboration avec le Centre de recherche du Nunavik (Société Makivik). Celui-ci vise à mener une étude à long terme sur l’état de santé des populations d’omble chevalier dans les lacs Pangaligiak et Tasialurjuaq et à Baie Déception. Jusqu’à présent, le projet a démontré que les poissons étaient en santé et bons pour la consommation humaine. Encore aujourd’hui, nous continuons nos activités d’accompagnement et de suivi de l’état de santé des poissons.

Visionnez cette courte vidéo, sous-titrée en Français, pour en apprendre davantage sur le projet!

Curieux de pousser encore plus loin vos réflexions sur celui-ci? Rendez-vous sur notre site Web juste ici : https://www.mineraglan.ca/fr/developpementdurable/engagements/gestion-environnementale/Pages/Iqaluk.aspx
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Raglan Mine has been involved in the Iqaluk project with the Nunavik Research Centre (Makivik Corporation) for many years. The project aims to conduct a long-term study of the health of the arctic char in Lakes Pangaligiak and Tasialurjuaq, and in Deception Bay. The project has so far shown that the fish are healthy and good for human consumption. To this day, we are continuing to provide support and to monitor the health of the fish.

To view the video with English subtitles and to learn more about the Iqaluk project, visit the Raglan Mine website: https://www.mineraglan.ca/en/our-commitments/sustainability/environment/Pages/Iqaluk.aspx