GOLD MINING BRITISH COLUMBIA

MINING OPS RE-STARTED & WE ARE STAYING COVID SAFE!

COVID 19 Safety Steps

(see this newspaper article on how serious the disease even if you recover)

 

LINK 1: RESPONSIBILITY of Mine Manager: Mine Manager (_Mines Act_ section 21) for a mine site with an active authorization to conduct mining activities

 

LINK 2: Guidance to mines in BC The Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources has developed an information site with current guidance on COVID-19, as it pertains to mines in British Columbia.

 

LINK 3: Public Health Officer has developed guidelines for Protecting Workers, Contractors, and Employers Working in the Natural Resource Sector During the COVID. (download here)

 

LINK 4: PROTOCOL for Employer-provided industrial camps (download here)

 

LINK 5: NOTICE Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in BC HSRC 2017 6.2.1 [& WorkSafeBC: what workers should do || COVID Self Assessment Tool]

 

LINK 6: ONLINE MINES SCREENING FORM (manual form here)

 

 

 

click here for Handwash Poster || Cleaning & Disinfectants || BIO_Agents Control Plan || Immunization Plan

 

With MANY THANKS to the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, we quote the following message:

"We are in an extraordinary period in which British Columbia, Canada, and the world are responding to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources has developed an information site with current guidance on COVID-19, as it pertains to mines in British Columbia.  In addition, the Public Health Officer has developed guidelines for Protecting Workers, Contractors, and Employers Working in the Natural Resource Sector During the COVID.

 

It is imperative that you adhere to current and evolving Provincial and Federal requirements and guidance on COVID-19-related matters. 

 

These requirements will impact your responsibility to communities, how you operate your facilities, and how you interact with the public and communities along your access route.  The requirements also have the potential to impact the timing of your proposed activities.  These considerations are to be made in addition to your usual responsibilities to employees and contractors."

 

 

Moving beyond COVID, working on our ESG Framework

 

There is no better time than to re-focus on our Environmental, Social, and Governance framework which will help us to assess the impact and sustainability, ethical and new COVID safe practices and how all these will impact not just on our financial performance, but on our contributions to a better environment in terms of water use, de&reforestation and our community relations.

 

We have chosen an award winning ESG firm to guide us. Read more here.