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Recognising our local WA suppliers

Recognising our local WA suppliers

Our Western Australian awards program is celebrating our suppliers for innovation, safety and sustainability


Last updated: 25 October 2023

 

Consumers are more mindful than ever that goods they purchase are produced sustainably – which includes a responsible supply chain with strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) credentials.

Our global value chain includes 20,000 suppliers across multiple industries and countries. These suppliers are critical to the success of our business. So we work closely with them to build capacity, support innovation, and recognise their significant economic contribution and community support.

One way we’re doing that in Western Australia is with a new Supplier Recognition Awards program. This year around 180 local suppliers were nominated for awards.

Hear from some of our award winners about their initiatives that are helping us find better ways to produce the materials the world needs.

GBSC Yurra

GBSC Yurra won our Western Australia Supplier of the Year Award, and were a finalist in our Local Engagement category for investing in local employment in regions we operate in, and making a positive impact on the wellbeing and value of the community.

GBSC Yurra: WA Supplier of the Year Award Winner & Local Engagement Award Finalist 2023

Boton

Boton won our Chief Executive Award category and were a finalist in our Environmental Sustainability category, recognising their contribution to reducing emissions across operations and supporting us to achieve our ESG objectives.

Boton: Chief Executive Award Winner & Environmental Sustainability Award Finalist 2023

Coregas

Coregas won our Vice President of Procurement Awards, and were a finalist in our Care, Courage and Curiosity category, recognising their commitment to place people at the heart of their business by building a safe, respectful and inclusive workplace and culture.

Coregas: VP of Procurement Award Winner & Care, Courage & Curiosity Award Finalist 2023

CSI Mining Services

CSI Mining Services won our Operational Excellence category for going above and beyond to tackle obstacles and deliver results safely, enhancing productivity and demonstrating leading industry practice and performance.

CSI Mining Services: Operational Excellence Award Winner 2023 Supplier Recognition Award

Eastern Guruma

Eastern Guruma won our Local Engagement category, for showing commitment to local workforce investment in regions we operate in, and making a positive impact on the wellbeing and value of the community.

Eastern Guruma: Local Engagement​ Award Winner, 2023 Supplier Recognition Awards

IMC Alliance

IMC Alliance won our Environmental Sustainability category. This award recognised their contribution to reducing emissions across operations and supporting us to achieve our ESG objectives year on year. This included sustainable initiatives, products or services that positively impact, contribute to, or encourage conservation, reduction, re-use and recycling.

IMC Alliance: Environmental Sustainability​ Award Winner 2023 Supplier Recognition Award

Kulbardi

Kulbardi won our Care, Courage and Curiosity category for placing people at the heart of their business, through a commitment to building safe, respectful and inclusive workplaces and culture.

Kulbardi: Care, Courage and Curiosity Award Winner, 2023 Supplier Recognition Awards

Sentient

Sentient won our Innovation category for demonstrating market leadership through new technologies and services that drive tangible business value for our operations.

Sentient: Innovation Award Winner, 2023 ÌÇÐÄvlogÈë¿ÚSupplier Recognition Awards

Tasman Power

Tasman Power won our Health and Safety category, for leading safety performance on a Western Australian site and contributing to making a safer site, beyond their own scope of work.

Tasman Power: Health and Safety Award Winner, 2023 ÌÇÐÄvlogÈë¿ÚSupplier Recognition Awards

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