Slide 1: Port and Rail
Port and Rail Cindy Dunham General Manager Port Warren Wellbeloved General Manager Rail 5 October 2022
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Forward-looking statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements, including: statements regarding our strategy, our values and how we define success; our expectations of a competitive advantage for our business or certain products; our commitment to generating social value
Slide 3: Acknowledgement of Country
Acknowledgement of Country Kariyarra Country Port Hedland Photo by Matthew Love
Slide 4: Mines, rail and port: a connected system
Mines, rail and port: a connected system All parts of the value chain must work together Western Australia Iron Ore site tour 5 October 2022 4
Slide 5: WAIO: an integrated supply chain
WAIO: an integrated supply chain Enabling consistent, reliable supply to market Mines Rail operations Ore from 4 processing >1,000 km 182 ~10,500 ~35 hubs of track locos ore cars trains Port operations Direct to ship ore 5 car 162 conveyors 8 stackers ~4 Mt stockpile 5 reclaimers 8 shiploaders 1,500
Slide 6: Creating social value
Creating social value Our positive contributions to our people, partners, the economy, the environment and local communities Decarbonisation Healthy Indigenous Safe, inclusive Thriving, Responsible environment partnerships and future ready empowered supply chains workforce communities Reducing carbo
Slide 7: Highly reliable and stable system enabling growth
Highly reliable and stable system enabling growth Disciplined investment to shift the bottleneck to the port over the medium term Rail operations Port operations Direct to ship ore Ore from Track Rakes Car Conveyors Stackers Stockpiles Reclaimers Shiploaders operations dumpers & berths Shipped via s
Slide 8: Port Debottlenecking Project to uplift port capacity
Port Debottlenecking Project 1 to uplift port capacity Investment to support > 300Mtpa throughput; expected completion in 2024 CD2 and CD3: PDP1: Car dumpers Extension of South Yard and new infrastructure BWR11 (Reclaimer 11): Installation of new Bucket LRP3: Wheel Reclaimer Lump rescreening plant S
Slide 9: Port Hedland channel capacity supports 330 Mtpa option
Port Hedland channel capacity supports 330 Mtpa option Port capacity secured to enable growth plans • Pilbara Ports Authority (PPA) review enables growth of iron Port Hedland channel capacity ore exports to 660 Mtpa through Port Hedland (Port capacity allocation by class, Mtpa) – represents a 33% in
Slide 10: Improving Port and Rail everyday
Improving Port and Rail everyday Enabling uplift in performance through four key areas BHP Operating Technology and MECoE Operations System automation Services Standardising Improved delivery of Enabling increased Maintenance safety, maintenance planning value initiatives capacity mastery and produc
Slide 11: BHP Operating System in action
BHP Operating System in action Improving Track Speed Restrictions (TSRs) Track speed restrictions applied Track speed reduction • Targeted increase in tamping and grinding improved track surface and reduce the TSR time impact per cycle Introduced routines to investigate defects and +1.2 Mtpa supply
Slide 12: Moving block technology to increase railway capability
Moving block technology to increase railway capability Successful delivery of Rail Technology Programme (RTP) will improve communications and signalling BHP's current fixed Block signalling system TODAY • Train separation dictated by track sections, which are ~8 km long • Only one train per track se
Slide 13: Automated ship loader technology
Automated ship loader technology Building autonomy into the way we work 3D laser technology Provides real time collision information and generates a precise 3D ship model June 2022 Testing of 2 new ship loaders 8 automated ship loaders To be implemented by end CY23 A$50m invested $ Targeted investme
Slide 14: MECoE and BOS in action
MECoE and BOS in action Realising value through the major car dumper maintenance campaign Enabled by: With visible results… Standardised maintenance practices Mean Time between Failure (MTBF) +100% • Improved preventative maintenance strategies • Larger shuts reduce failure modes and unscheduled equ
Slide 15: Operations Services in action
Operations Services in action Port Hedland conveyor deployment – safe, consistent delivery the key to reliable performance BHP Operations Services (OS) • Production and maintenance workforce • Personnel deployed across minerals Australia • Shift to a more permanent workforce • Deployed across our fi
Slide 16: What you will be seeing today…
What you will be seeing today… An integrated and efficient port and rail system Harbour Car dumper Ship loader Western Australia Iron Ore site tour 5 October 2022 16
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Slide 18: Footnotes
Footnotes 1. Slide 6: PPA – Power Purchase Agreement. 2. Slide 6: Based on current forecast and compared with FY20. 3. Slide 9: Regulatory approval to increase capacity to 330 Mtpa is subject to the outcomes of a standard appeals processes. 4. Slide 9: A and B class refers to tidally constrained cap
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