Zimplats Records One LTI

Zimplats Ngezi mine

Zimbabwe’s largest platinum group metals (PGM) producer, Zimplats, recorded one lost-time injury (LTI) during the quarter ending September 30, 2024.

By Rudairo Mapuranga

The company reported that recommendations from the subsequent accident investigation are being implemented to prevent similar occurrences.

Despite the setback, Zimplats continues to demonstrate a steadfast commitment to safety. The company has achieved nearly 5 million fatality-free shifts, a significant milestone in its zero-harm journey. This accomplishment underscores Zimplats’ dedication to maintaining a safe working environment and its ongoing efforts to mitigate workplace risks.

Recognition for Safety Excellence

In addition to its safety milestones, Zimplats has been lauded for its exceptional first aid and safety practices. One of its mines recently received top accolades in these areas, reflecting the company’s proactive safety culture and its prioritization of employee well-being.

Zimplats’ strong safety framework is further evidenced by its ISO 45001:2018 certification for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. This prestigious accreditation affirms Zimplats’ commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy workplace for its employees and contractors.

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Collaborative Safety Initiatives

The company’s annual safety symposium serves as a platform for contractors and stakeholders to align on best practices, emphasizing Zimplats’ “Zero Harm” objective. This collaborative approach reinforces the company’s leadership in setting and maintaining exemplary safety standards in the mining industry.

Zimplats’ ongoing efforts to improve safety, coupled with its robust safety management systems, highlight its dedication to protecting its workforce while achieving operational excellence.

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