Health & Safety
Identify hazards, assess risks and define suitable controls before work begins. Appropriate training, protective equipment, supervision and emergency arrangements should support safe working practices.
Responsibility
Worker safety, environmental requirements, community interests and accountable decision-making belong within mineral development planning. These principles guide the standards we aim to establish as the business develops.
Identify hazards, assess risks and define suitable controls before work begins. Appropriate training, protective equipment, supervision and emergency arrangements should support safe working practices.
Assess environmental requirements and impacts before committing to development. Consider water use, waste, dust, noise and rehabilitation in the design of any future operation.
Understand local interests and the potential effects of development. Seek respectful engagement and consider practical opportunities for local employment, skills development and procurement where feasible.
Verify relevant rights, permissions and regulatory obligations before an engagement progresses. Define contractual responsibilities, maintain accurate records and establish the applicable reporting, tax and payment requirements.
Develop records that connect material origin, sampling, quality assessment and transactions. Any origin or quality statement should be supported by appropriate documentation.

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