Bindura Nickel records 3.7 million fatality-free shifts
Bindura Nickel Corporation (BNC) continues with its amazing record to achieve zero harm in the mining industry by achieving a total of 3.7 million fatality-free shifts as at 31 March 2023 with the last fatality having been recorded in June 2015.
Rudairo Mapuranga
According to BNC Abridged Audited Financial Results for the year ended 31 March 2023, the company’s safety environment remains impressive with the mine recording a new record of 3.7 million fatality-free shifts, three lost time Injuries and COVID-19 cases remained under control during the year.
“As part of the Company’s pursuit of sustainable mining goals and initiatives, and given the inherently hazardous nature of mining operations, Safety, Health and Environmental (SHE) systems are continually being upgraded and improved to enhance sustainable operations. The main area of focus continues to be on instituting and deepening the desired SHE culture in order to prevent accidents, promote good health for employees and their surrounding communities, while minimising environmental harm, in line with the Company’s Zero Harm policy”
“In line with the foregoing, the Company ended the year with the COVID-19 pandemic under control and has nevertheless, continued with preventative measures and control programs to ensure the pandemic remains under control.”
“A new record of 3.7 million fatality-free shifts was achieved as at 31 March 2023, with the last fatality having been recorded n June 2015. Three Lost Time Injuries were recorded in the year, versus two in the prior year.” BNC report shows.
The Company continues to comply with applicable environmental legislation and remains SO 140012015 and SO 450012018 certified.