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Rio Tinto — ESG Presentation (July 2015)
24 slides from Rio Tinto's sustainability presentation, Jul 6, 2015
Slide 1: Health, Safety, Environment and Communities
6 July 2015 Sustainable Development Workshop Sydney 2015 Health, Safety, Environment and Communities Joanne Farrell - Global Head of Health, Safety, Environment and Communities Mandena Conservation Zone – QMM Madagascar
Slide 2: Cautionary statement
2 Cautionary statement This presentation has been prepared by Rio Tinto plc and Rio Tinto Limited (“Rio Tinto”). By accessing/attending this presentation you acknowledge that you have read and understood the following statement. In this presentation all figures are US dollars unless stated otherwise
Slide 3: Safety is fundamental to our business
3 Safety is fundamental to our business Injury frequency rates Per 200,000 hours worked 2.0 • Whilst we have achieved 1.8 our lowest ever injury rates - we are yet to achieve a 1.6 fatality free year 1.4 1.2 • We are focused on reducing 1.0 injury rates and eliminating 0.8 fatalities 0.6 0.4 • 2 fat
Slide 4: Safety – our strategy
4 Safety – our strategy Leadership Critical risks Systems Learning and and culture and controls and technology communication ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 5: Safety – current priorities
5 Safety – current priorities • Focus on fatality risk controls • Vehicles and driving risk reduction • Learning lessons from fatal and potential fatal incidents • Supply chain safety • Process safety Kestrel mine rescue team training ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 6: Process Safety
6 Process Safety • Process Safety Management implementation is progressing well Three key initiatives: 1. Raise leader awareness 2. Understand our risks in depth 3. Implement a new process safety standard • Collaboration with industry leaders including Shell and DuPont Rio Tinto Minerals – Boron Ope
Slide 7: Sustainability: a critical business priority
7 Sustainability: a critical business priority We aspire to be a company that is admired and respected for delivering superior value and for being the industry’s trusted partner. ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 8: The way we work
8 The way we work The way we work symbolises what we stand for as a business. It makes clear how we behave according to our values of respect, integrity, teamwork and accountability. ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 9: Goals and targets for Rio Tinto
9 Goals and targets for Rio Tinto Targets Performance FY 2014 Year on year reduction of injuries and zero 2 fatalities at managed operations in 2014 fatalities 9% reduction in our AIFR compared with 2013 Year on year improvement in rate of new 6% reduction compared with 2013 cases of occupational il
Slide 10: Assurance
10 Assurance Risk / Hazard Standards, Guidance, operating practices First party audits: Operations Three layers Second party audits: of assurance Business conformance audits Third party audits: Internal / external audit Avoided event ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 11: Health – current priorities
11 Health – current priorities • Emergency response • Ebola response • Vector borne diseases • Occupational health Ebola Virus • Mental health Pilbara wellness programme, Australia ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 12: Communities – current priorities
12 Communities – current priorities • Agreements • Capacity building • Resettlement • Heritage Richards Bay Minerals, South Africa ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 13: Community engagement – Zulti South project
13 Community engagement – Zulti South project Health Clinics Business development centre Subsistence to Small Scale Farming Relocation and compensation ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 14: Accreditation, membership and reporting
14 Accreditation, membership and reporting Rio Tinto supports and is a member of the following organisations • Rio Tinto is assessed and included in a number of sustainability leadership indices: − Dow Jones Sustainability Index − FTSE4Good Index − ACSI – Comprehensive • We are a member of leading s
Slide 15: Health, Safety, Environment and Communities
3 July 2015 Sustainable Development Workshop Sydney 2015 Health, Safety, Environment and Communities Kelly Payne, Principal Advisor, Environment
Slide 16: Environment – current priorities
16 Environment – current priorities • Managing natural resources – water, air, land • Climate change • Closure Lac Saint-Jean Shoreline Protection – Saugenay, Canada ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 17: Managing natural resources – water, air, land
17 Managing natural resources – water, air, land • Managing natural resources we share with other users • Increasing expectations on conservation and use of resources Air quality control, Cape Lambert, Australia • Shared resources require collaborative responses with other users Rehabilitated coasta
Slide 18: Water management – shaped by technical and stakeholder considerations
18 Water management – shaped by technical and stakeholder considerations • Access to water • Water risks : − Water constrained settings − Water surplus settings − Sensitive ecological settings • Water targets Water clarification and recycling at Hail Creek Coal, Australia ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Right
Slide 19: Climate change and energy management
19 Climate change and energy management • Management of climate risks and opportunities to business value • Reduction in emissions intensity and absolute emissions since 2008 • Energy use is the largest source of our emissions Weipa solar project, Australia ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 20: Waste management
20 Waste management • Mining generates mineral and non-mineral waste • Programmes that improve our waste management and its environmental impact benefit the long term management of water quality Waste management - Guinea and land rehabilitation Waste management – Boron Operation, USA ©2015, Rio Tint
Slide 21: Rehabilitating the land we use
21 Rehabilitating the land we use ©2015, Rio Tinto, All Rights Reserved
Slide 22: Rehabilitation – award winning work
22 Rehabilitation – award winning work • Rio Tinto Coal Australia’s Hunter Valley environment team received a highly commended accolade at the 2014 NSW Minerals Council Environment and Community Excellence Awards The award winning aerator • An innovative seeder / aerator has been developed that: − A
Slide 23: Closure – new life into old sites
23 Closure – new life into old sites Anglesey Aluminium Lynemouth Smelting • Commenced production in 1970 • Commenced production in 1974 • Smelting ceased on 30 September • Smelting operations ceased March 2009 2012 • Re-melt facility dedicated to the • Remelt operations ceased in production of bill
Slide 24: Foundations of sustainable value creation
24 Foundations of sustainable value creation Accountability • Relentless pursuit of shareholder value • Disciplined decision-making Respect • For the environment and communities • For health, safety and wellbeing Integrity • Transparency in all that we do • Fairness, honesty and openness Teamwork •