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Bhp — BHP Billiton — ESG Presentation (December 2012)
21 slides from Bhp's sustainability presentation, Dec 3, 2012
Slide 1: Sustainability briefing
Jansen Sustainability briefing Marcus Randolph Group Executive & Chief Executive Ferrous and Coal Lucas Dow Head of Group HSEC 3 December 2012
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Forward looking statements This presentation contains forward looking statements, including statements regarding: trends in commodity prices and currency exchange rates; demand for commodities; plans, strategies and objectives of management; closure or divestment of certain operations or
Slide 3: Key themes
Key themes • Sustainability is a core BHP Billiton Charter Value • Demonstrated HSEC leadership with a focus on the things that matter most • HSEC framework focused upon simplicity and effective performance • Transparent measurement, governance and reporting • Drive for continuous improvement with c
Slide 4: Sustainability – a core BHP Billiton Charter Value
Sustainability – a core BHP Billiton Charter Value • Our approach to sustainability ensures BHP Billiton contributes lasting benefits through the consideration of HSEC in everything that we do • Operating a global company in a socially responsible way is guided at every level by Our Charter • Sustai
Slide 5: Demonstrated HSEC leadership
Demonstrated HSEC leadership • All levels of the organisation are focused on the HSEC issues that matter most – Climate change, water management, biodiversity, land use, revenue transparency, Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) Western Australia Iron Ore partnering – Proactive internal and extern
Slide 6: Our Sustainability journey
Our Sustainability journey 2011 • Release of revised Charter – Sustainability • BHP Billiton CEO – 2008 Chair of ICMM • HSEC GLD development Phase I • Group HSEC 52 FTE1 2003/5 • First public HSEC report • First Sustainability 1999 Report (2005) • First public environment and community report • Foru
Slide 7: Our framework
Our framework HSEC Framework HSEC Group Level Our Charter Documents Governance Reporting Structure • Board • Sustainability Committee • Group Management Committee (GMC) Processes and resources • Established reporting protocols and transparent data systems • Internal Audit Process • Business Risk Rev
Slide 8: Simplicity – focusing our efforts on the things that matter most
Simplicity – focusing our efforts on the things that matter most We identify and assess issues using a three step materiality process 1. Review internal risk registers, enquiries from stakeholders, media and NGOs 2. Rate significance and impact 3. Review issues and seek feedback from Sustainability
Slide 9: People – keeping our people safe and healthy
People – keeping our people safe and healthy Safety and health performance Total Recordable Injury Frequency • Three fatalities at our controlled operations in 6 FY12 • FY12 Total Recordable Injury Frequency (TRIF) 4 of 4.7, a 6% improvement compared with FY11 2 • 41% reduction in potential carcinog
Slide 10: Environment – reducing our climate change impacts
Environment – reducing our climate change impacts Environmental performance Greenhouse gas emissions by source3 • FY12 carbon-based energy intensity 15% lower 7% 1% 1% Electricity than FY06 Fugitive emissions • FY12 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity 12% Distillate and fuel oil 16% lower than
Slide 11: Society – making a positive contribution
Society – making a positive contribution Community performance Community investment expenditure by • Community Development Management Plans program category3 implemented to guide community development 5% 4% General infrastructure spending 5% Community support (capacity building) 6% Education and tra
Slide 12: Governance – framework and transparent reporting
Governance – framework and transparent reporting • Our framework of governing documents is HSEC publicly available1 Our Charter Seven HSEC Group Level Documents – Our Charter – HSEC Group Level Documents – Code of Business Conduct • Transparent reporting – A+ Global Reporting Initiative rating – GHG
Slide 13: Key themes
Key themes • Sustainability is a core BHP Billiton Charter Value • Demonstrated HSEC leadership with a focus on the things that matter most • HSEC framework focused upon simplicity and effective performance • Transparent measurement, governance and reporting • Drive for continuous improvement with c
Slide 14: bhpbilliton resourcing the future
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Slide 15: Economic value
Economic value Economic value for regional economies is generated through revenues, employee compensation and other operating costs, donations and other community investments, retained earnings and payments to capital providers and to governments. Economic value generated Economic value distributed
Slide 16: An industry leader in sustainability
An industry leader in sustainability • Rated second globally for the Basic Resource sector in the FTSE4Good index and first in Australia and UK • Member/signatory/participant to: – International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM), www.icmm.com – United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
Slide 17: People – keeping our people safe and healthy
People – keeping our people safe and healthy Case study – safer vehicles for our global operations • Establishment of a global requirement for all new vehicles to have a 5 Star New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) safety rating • All vehicles, including those belonging to contractors, to meet the 5 Sta
Slide 18: Environment – managing water
Environment – managing water Case study – Olympic Dam mine, Australia • All water sourced from Great Artesian Basin (GAB) • Consumption must not affect other users or natural springs • Springs feature internationally recognised rare and endangered species • Work toward continuously improving water e
Slide 19: Environment – managing land and enhancing biodiversity
Environment – managing land and enhancing biodiversity Case study – Arid Recovery, South Australia • Since 1997, BHP Billiton has been an active partner of Arid Recovery, Australia‟s premier arid zone conservation partnership • Other partners include the local community, the South Australian Departm
Slide 20: Society – making a positive contribution
Society – making a positive contribution Case study – addressing infant death in our host communities • Early childhood, especially from birth to age two years, represents a critical window of opportunity to shape the health and development of children and to influence the onset of chronic diseases
Slide 21: Society – making a positive contribution
Society – making a positive contribution Case study – Martumili Artists, East Pilbara, Australia • Economically sustainable model with support from BHP Billiton as principle partner since 2007 • Arts organisation established by Martu people living in seven communities in the East Pilbara region • Pr