Glencore Sudbury INO's Fraser Mine awarded the 2024 John T. Ryan Award for Safety
Fraser Mine in Sudbury has been recognized as the safest metals mine in Canada by the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum .
"Both awards demonstrate our team’s dedication to a safety-first culture, and are a testament to the teamwork of our mining operations in Sudbury and a true validation of a workforce that brings SafeWork to life every day,” Peter Xavier, vice-president of Sudbury INO, said in a company statement. In its statement, the company credited its workforce and their dedication to safety for reaching the milestone.
“Our SafeWork framework is risk-based, focusing on eliminating fatalities and serious injuries by identifying the hazards that can result in fatal incidents, and developing life-saving behaviours and protocols to target them,” the company said.
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