SYNOPSIS
This online training is designed to equip engineers in the mining and mineral extraction sector, including those working with rare earth elements, with the necessary knowledge and methodologies for integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into their practices. Recognizing the sector's significant impact on sustainable development, this training offers foundational ESG insights, tailored to address the specific challenges and opportunities in mining and mineral extraction. Participants will learn to apply ESG principles to enhance operational efficiency, mitigate environmental impacts, ensure social responsibility, and maintain robust governance, contributing to the sector's sustainability and resilience.
Workshop Overview:
Starting with an Introduction to ESG in Mining and Mineral Extraction, this segment will focus on the motivations behind the surge in global ESG reporting and the indispensability of ESG considerations within the mining and mineral extraction sector. It aims to lay down a robust ESG knowledge base, underscoring its pertinence and impact in the contemporary mining sector. This introduction will address the unique environmental, social, and governance challenges faced in the extraction of minerals and rare earth elements, setting the stage for a deep dive into ESG principles tailored to this sector. The core of the training, ESG Strategy and Practice in Mining and Mineral Extraction, will explore several critical dimensions tailored to the unique needs and challenges of this field:
● Environmental Stewardship in Mining: Techniques for managing environmental impacts specific to mining and mineral extraction, including strategies for sustainable resource use and biodiversity conservation. ● ESG Reporting and Strategic Alignment: Demonstrating how ESG objectives can guide decisions, innovation, and project management within the mining sector. This includes aligning mining operations and strategies with global ESG goals to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability. ● Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Highlighting the engineer’s role in promoting sustainability across the mining supply chain, from the ethical extraction of minerals to the responsible sourcing of rare earth elements. ● Incorporation of Human Rights and Social Justice: Discussing the influence of these principles on community engagement, labor practices, and inclusivity within mining projects. This includes addressing the social impacts of mining on local communities and ensuring fair labor practices.
"ESG Essentials for Engineers in Mineral Extraction Sector " is not merely an educational initiative but a transformative experience for engineers within the sector. This training is designed to inspire participants to champion sustainability and responsibility in their professional pursuits, with a specific focus on the challenges and opportunities in mining and mineral extraction. Participants will emerge from this training better prepared to lead in the creation of a sustainable future, making informed decisions that balance technological progress with environmental conservation, social fairness, and ethical governance in the context of mining and mineral extraction.
BIODATA OF SPEAKER
Ts. Raja Shazrin Shah is a highly experienced professional sustainability consultant with a proven track record of success in ESG and GHG-related fields. With a career spanning over 18 years, he has held both technical and C-suite positions and has demonstrated exceptional knowledge and expertise in the multidisciplinary aspects of sustainability. He has published extensively in over 12 peer-reviewed journals and has established strong collaborations with a range of governmental, private, and international agencies. Currently, he is focused on cutting-edge research areas such as hydrogen production, renewable energy, ESG and sustainability reporting, GHG inventory development, and wastewater treatment technologies.
Limited to 93 participants only (first come basis) and confirmation email will be sent for successful registration latest by 27 September 2024 @ 5.00 PM
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