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Environmental And Social Policy

Trevali Mining Corporation is a base metal mining company with commercially producing operations in Canada, Peru, Burkina Faso and Namibia. Trevali recognizes that sustainable development is of critical importance to our business and as such incorporates safety, social, community, environmental and economic considerations into our business decision making and drives our focus at our operations.

Through the implementation, management and maintenance of the Trevali Environmental and Social Management System the management, employees, contractors, sub-contractors and visitors are committed to:

  • Operate in compliance with all statutory requirements within the countries that we operate;
  • Operating with integrity, reliability, transparency and mutual respect;
  • Building partnerships with our communities;
  • Ethics interactions and consultations that are mutually beneficial, free from discrimination and take cognisance of human rights;
  • Excellence in environmental, social and community management while operating efficiently
  • The responsible stewardship of the people, air, land and water in which we interact;
  • Implementing social and environmental planning for closure that is self-sustaining for present and future generations
  • Continually improving the Trevali Mining Corporation environmental and social management system

In order to achieve this, Trevali Mining will:

  • Develop, maintain and manage the Environmental, Social Management System
  • Determine the environmental and social risks of the business and operations on a continuous basis
  • Implement awareness and competency based training
  • Encourage individual responsibility towards the environment and the communities
  • Manage the impacts of our operations to the receiving environment as low as reasonably achievable
  • Monitor and report environmental and social incidents and performance
  • Operate in an open and transparent manner with stakeholders, communities, and interested and affected parties
  • Enforce the principles of reduction, re-use and recycling where possible with all employees, contractors, sub-contractors and visitors
  • Communicate and train personnel on environmental and social policies
  • Coordinate effective environmental and social planning and investment
  • Ensure adequate rehabilitation provisions for closure in business planning cycle
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Health And Safety Policy

Trevali Mining Corporation is a base metal mining company with four commercially producing operations in Canada, Peru, Burkina Faso and Namibia. Trevali recognizes that sustainable development is of critical importance to our business and as such incorporates safety, social, community, environmental and economic considerations into our business decision making and drives our focus at our operations.

Through the implementation, management and maintenance of the Trevali Safety and Health Management Framework (TSMF), employees, contractors, sub-contractors and visitors are committed to:

  • A proactive safety culture that comprises of personal responsibility, accountability and teamwork;
  • Providing our people with the necessary equipment, tools and training to conduct the work safely
  • Operating safely in compliance with all statutory requirements within the countries that we are operate;
  • Working in partnership with key stakeholders and regulatory authorities
  • Working in an inclusive environment free from harassment and discrimination, and taking cognisance of human rights through ethical business decisions and actions
  • Understanding working safely is a key step in operational efficiency
  • Continually improving the Trevali Mining Corporation safety and health management system to achieve an injury and occupational disease free workplace

In order to achieve this, Trevali Mining will:

  • Develop, maintain and manage the safety and health management system
  • Identify the safety and health risks of the business and implement mitigation strategies
  • Provide competency based training
  • Encourage individual responsibility towards safety and health with increased reporting of unsafe conditions
  • Integrate health and safety to be part of operational efficiency and Sustainability
  • Hold ourselves and each other accountable to achieve a workplace which is injury free.
  • Operate in an open and transparent manner with stakeholders, communities and interested and affected parties
  • Implementation and enforce the 12 fatal hazard protocols
  • Communicate and provide training on policies and procedures
  • Report and investigate all incidents, unsafe acts, or unsafe working conditions
  • Incorporate safety and health planning as part of the business process
  • Participate in knowledge sharing across the Trevali group and work together to address key risks or challenges.

ESTMA

The Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act ("ESTMA") was enacted by the Government of Canada on December 16, 2014, and made effective on June 1, 2015. The Act requires extractive entities active in Canada to publicly disclose, on an annual basis, specific payments made to all governments in Canada and abroad.

Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act Report - 2016
Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act Report – 2017