A FUN-FILLED FALL IN NEBC! WE ARE PROUD TO BE SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITIES!
2024 HAS BEEN A BUSY AND PRODUCTIVE YEAR! A YEAR IN REVIEW
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GROWING WITH CONUMA
CELEBRATING EMPLOYEE GROWTH FROM HEO TO CEO & HDET APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM CONUMA CARES
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A Year in Review. 2024 has been a year of remarkable achievements OPERATIONS
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SITE NEWS
Check out what’s been happening at our mine sites!
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GROWING WITH CONUMA
Celebrating our internal growth from HEO to CEO. Spotlight on the HDET Apprenticeship program.
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BENEFIT SPOTLIGHT
EFAP and Sparrow - Have you heard?
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EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
Conuma Cup Hockey Tournament is well underway!
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CONUMA CARES
Community Holiday Events & proud supporting moments!
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SUSTAINABILITY
Growing collaboration with Saulteau First Nations and West Moberly First Nations Land Guardians
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SAFETY WINS
Critical Safety Training and Core Audit Results. Shout out to the Ops and Mine Rescue Teams.
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PROTECTING OUR HOUSE
Check out a few of the employee ideas and suggestions for improvement!
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FOR THE KIDS Fun Facts about Excavators!
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A Year in Review - 2024
As 2024 comes to a close, it’s been a year of remarkable achievements and significant transitions across all Conuma Resources operations. Here’s a snapshot of our progress:
Quintette Mine: A Year of Growth and Milestones
2024 was a year of monumental milestones at the Quintette Mine marked by mining operations resuming on September 5 after 24 years of care and maintenance followed by the inaugural first train loaded on September 17. Throughout 2024, the project and site teams were committed and focused on achieving many construction milestones that improve the efficiency and performance, including environmental, of the Quintette Mine, including:
Modernization of the plant with the completion and commissioning of the first module This work will continue into 2025 with the modernization of module two and three which will increase the capacity of the plant to 1500t per hour
Construction of rail and loadout facilities
Overland conveyor which transports coal from the Windy and Window Pits to the plant The overlander conveyor includes tunnels and wildlife crossings
A low selenium underdrain for the Little Windy spoil which is designed to minimize the impact of mining on the Murray River
The regulatory, engineering, and environment teams worked tirelessly on numerous applications including the Little Windy Restart, that was approved on September 4, 2024, that are necessary for construction and operations to continue in an environmentally responsible manner.
Quintette has quickly risen in prominence, poised to produce more ROM coal in November than any other Conuma mine site has done in the history of Conuma.
Finally, there are no words that can properly express the importance and our gratitude for the support we receive from Indigenous Nations and communities in the South Peace region. Here’s to a bright and successful future for Quintette and Indigenous Nations and communities we work with.
Wolverine Mine: Transition to Care and Maintenance
In April, Wolverine Mine transitioned into Care and Maintenance. Employees and equipment were transferred to Quintette to support its growth and development. A dedicated team of approximately four employees per shift remains onsite to oversee the care and maintenance phase, ensuring the site is maintained to the highest standards
The Wolverine plant is ready to play a role in processing coal from other Conuma sites if needed, ensuring seamless operations across the company
Brule Mine: Transition and Success
The Brule Mine has experienced a year of downsizing, with employees transitioning to Willow Creek and Quintette to support their growing operations Despite this shift, Brule met all its production forecasts and successfully prepared for the mine's projected closure in December
After this date, no further waste movement will occur, and the last of Brule’s coal will be processed at Falls Plant at the Willow The Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) project at Brule is nearing completion, with commissioning scheduled for the first week of December.
Willow Creek Mine: A Record-Breaking Year
Willow Creek Mine shattered all previous records for clean coal production and waste movement in 2024. Safety improvements were equally impressive, with a reduction in incidents and the incredible milestone of 422 days without a Loss-Time Injury (as of November 24th, 2024). These accomplishments, coupled with streamlined operations, have driven the mine’s cost per tonne to historic lows, significantly reducing overall operating costs.
As we close out 2024, we celebrate the successes, adaptability and transitions that have shaped this year. These achievements reflect the hard work and dedication of our teams and our commitment to operational excellence. As we look ahead, Conuma remains committed to safety, operational excellence, partnering with Indigenous Nations, and supporting our local communities.
Here’s to continued success in 2025!
Submitted by: Brian Marshall Chief Operating Officer
Reminder: Upcoming Christmas Celebrations
We’re excited about the upcoming Christmas celebrations and hope everyone can join in the festivities and have a fantastic time! For those travelling by bus from Chetwynd, we’ve planned some fun activities to make the ride a little more enjoyable Your safety is our top priority, so please take advantage of the safe ride options available at the end of the night Let’s celebrate together while keeping safety in mind!
Natalie Stokes Office Executive Assistant
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Wolverine
Site News
The Care and Maintenance team at Wolverine have been tasked with repairing and reestablishing proper water flows to W9 and W14 culverts, the management of the winter stockpile, tailings dam, berm, and roads
We are continuing with career development opportunities through the HEO program Our crews are being trained on different equipment to allow the Wolverine to be more versatile and self-efficient while preparing for another coal run
Overall, it is an exciting time at Wolverine, with a new challenge every day. Hats off to the employees who are up for the challenge and are doing a fantastic job!
Murray Schlamp
Care & Maintenance Manager
Brule
In-House Mine Rescue Program
Brodie Hovan, a Pit Supervisor and Senior Mine Rescue Captain from the Brule, has successfully instructed his first In-House Mine Rescue course!
“Having a member of our team able to instruct a course is very helpful and will allow all the new members to meet a Senior Captain from Brule and learn from someone that has experience at a Conuma site.
We at Brule are extremely proud of Brodie and all he’s accomplished in the Mine Rescue program and wish him the best of luck in his upcoming instructional debut!”
Justin Park Mine Rescue & Emergency Response Manager
Quintette
Over the past month, we have been working on revamping the Protecting Our House program at Quintette The revamp is designed to be employee-led and will enhance efficiency, safety, and employee empowerment
Key elements include:
Employee Involvement: Encouraging all employees to contribute ideas for a safer, more efficient workplace. Active participation and innovative ideas from all staff are welcomed to enhance the workplace.
Championing Change: Each department and crew will appoint a champion to facilitate communication between employees and leadership
Timely Responses: The site leadership team will promptly address suggestions Feedback to the crews will be provided during toolbox meetings, on bulletin boards throughout the site and through discussions with the champions
Collaborative Improvement: This initiative aims to foster a cohesive workplace culture and create a more effective environment for everyone.
Protecting Our House is more than just a program; it is a step towards building a better, more cohesive workplace We are excited to see the positive changes that will emerge from this initiative and are confident that together, we can create a more efficient and safe environment for everyone at Quintette
Trevor Corsi General Manager
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Elizabeth Ross Communications Advisor
GROWING WITH CONUMA
Celebrating employee development and growth from HEO to CEO!
Dan Hardy has successfully completed the 2nd year HDET apprenticeship program An outstanding achievement Well done Dan!
Jordan Walker has completed the 2nd year HDET apprenticeship program Jordan’s hard work and dedication is truly paying off Keep up the excellent work!
Gavin Melvil has been promoted to Chief Engineer Gavin has been growing his career with Conuma since 2020, gaining experience at all of our mine sites. Gavin brings a wide variety of experience and skills to this role
Congratulations Gavin!
William Besserer has successfully completed the 2nd year of the HDET apprenticeship program Keep up the amazing work William, as you continue to pave your path to success!
Robin Wei has accepted the position of Mid-Term planner at the Quintette mine site Robin brings a wealth of knowledge to the role. Keep up the great work!
Kassidy Moore has accepted the role as Health & Safety Manager She has been a part of the Health and Safety team as a coordinator and is excited for this new opportunity!
Jared Torraville has successfully completed his 3rd year HDET apprenticeship. Jared’s dedication to the role and hard work are paying off Well done, Jared!
Phil Hayden has been promoted to Drill & Blast Supervisor at Quintette. He brings a wealth of experience to the team Well done Phil!
Bond Lui has accepted the position of Short-Term Planner at the Quintette mine site. Bond brings a wealth of knowledge and an enthusiastic work ethic to the role
Richard Goosen has earned a solo on the 7000 through the HEO program Great work Richard!
Pieter Adams has accepted a new position as Drill and Blast Technician. Pieter has shown exemplary work ethic and is excited to take on this new role
Travis Ziebart has been promoted from Lead Hand to Operations Supervisor. Travis has done a great job as a Lead Hand, and we are excited to watch his skills and career grow!
Ellen Oh has accepted a new position as Engineering In Training. She brings an amazing attitude and skillset to the MBBR team
David Durdle has earned a solo on the 7000 through the HEO program David is an enthusiastic learner and often goes above and beyond Well done, David!
Derek Backmeyer has been promoted to Water Treatment Maintenace Supervisor. As a millwright, Derek brings a variety of experience, and a strong skill set to this role Keep up the great work Derek!
Vanessa Lea has earned a Professional Agrologist designation with the British Columbia Institute of Agrology Congratulations Vanessa on this huge career accomplishment!
Congratulations to all, your hard work and dedication is noticed and appreciated Congratulations to our newest Mine Rescue Members!
Employees are stepping up and joining Mine Rescue teams, and we could not be more proud! There is a great deal of time, skill, and energy required to be a mine rescue member
Brule
Mike Brine
Holly Cayer
Laurie Hutchings
DJ Mosher
Willow Layton Koenig
Congratulations to Our Advanced First Aid Graduates!
We are excited to recognize the dedicated individuals who recently completed their Advanced First Aid Certification. This group includes both new certifications and recertifications, reflecting a strong commitment to safety and continuous improvement. Whether taking this step for the first time or refreshing their skills, these team members are now even more prepared to respond to emergencies. Their enhanced knowledge is a valuable asset to our mine rescue team and contributes to a safer workplace for all.
Heavy Duty Equipment Technician Apprenticeships: Building Careers with Conuma
Throughout November, Conuma has been actively accepting resumes from internal applicants eager to advance their careers as Heavy-Duty Equipment Technician (HDET) apprentices. This exciting opportunity has been shared during toolbox meetings and on our ConumaCation and My Conuma sites, ensuring all employees are aware of the chance to grow professionally.
Moving Into Phase 2
We are now entering Phase 2 of the apprenticeship program In this phase, panel interviews will take place throughout December, providing a fair and transparent process for selecting successful candidates. Apprenticeships will be awarded in January 2025 to those who demonstrate the skills, dedication, and passion necessary to thrive in this vital role.
Program Highlights
The HDET apprenticeship program provides numerous benefits, including the opportunity to earn a Red Seal Certification. This credential is a cornerstone for developing expertise and advancing careers in the heavy-duty skilled trades industry.
A Shared Commitment
At Conuma, we are proud to support initiatives like the HDET apprenticeship program By fostering skill development and career growth, we continue to strengthen our team and build Conuma together
For those participating in the program, we wish you the best of luck during the interview process!
Submitted by: Matt Rimes VP of Maintenance
BENEFIT SPOTLIGHT
Employee & Family Assistance Program (EFAP):
In October, we introduced Sparrow a new wellness concierge service included with your GroupSource benefits plan, designed to make it easier for you and your family to focus on health and well-being
What’s Changed?
Sparrow has replaced all existing TELUS Health service offerings, including the EFAP, as well as WorldCare’s Medical Second Opinion.
What You’ll Get with Sparrow:
With Sparrow's EFAP, you and your dependents can access a variety of resources, including counseling, life services, and digital CBT, to proactively support your overall well-being and maintain a healthy, balanced life.
Counselling Services
Connect with a qualified counsellor from a nation-wide network of over 5,000 therapists, suited to meet your individual needs
Work, Health, Life Services
Support for financial, legal, life transitions, health coaching, career coaching, and more
Digital Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Self-guided, online CBT to help develop positive coping strategies, and manage mental health symptoms.
Register today to explore the full wingspan of Sparrow’s services!
Organization Code: GSC
Certificate Number: Your unique 10-digit number (ending with “C”), found on your GroupSource OneCard
Need help?
The HR team is here to assist!
Submitted by: Amanda Rich
Employee Engagement
Conuma Cup Tournament
The Conuma Cup Hockey Tournament is in full swing, with two out of three games already played. Our Conuma teams have brought their A-game, delivering matches filled with skill, sportsmanship, and plenty of fun for players and spectators alike.
This event is more than just hockey it's about giving back to the community Attendees have generously donated bags of food to support the Tumbler Ridge Food Bank and the Tansi Food Bank, showcasing the spirit of giving this holiday season
The tournament also provides an excellent opportunity for local organizations like the TR Minor Hockey Association, the Chetwynd Minor Hockey Association, and the TR Lions Club to raise funds for their programs
Don’t miss the final game of the tournament on December 14th at 8 PM in Tumbler Ridge. Join us to cheer on your team and be part of this exciting company event!
Submitted by: Jan Legaspi Human Resources Manager
Community Holiday Events
Conuma is proud to sponsor community holiday events in Mackenzie, Chetwynd, and Tumbler Ridge At Conuma, community is at the heart of what we do, and we are committed to giving back to the places we call home Sponsoring these events is our way of showing gratitude to the local businesses, organizations, and community members who make these towns vibrant and special We warmly invite you and your family to join us in celebrating the season and creating happy memories together
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence and Community Civic Awards
Conuma is proud to have sponsored and attended Chetwynd’s Business Excellence & Community Civic Awards in November
Kristin had the honor of presenting Duz Cho, an important partner with Conuma, with the Employer of the Year award a well-earned award!
UBC Mine Rescue Team
"On November 9th and 10th, the UBC Mine Rescue Team participated in a training weekend at New Gold’s New Afton Mine in Kamloops, British Columbia. The weekend was part of their preparation for the Mine Emergency Response Development (MERD) Competition, which will take place in Golden, Colorado, this February.
16 team members focused on key mine rescue skills High-angle rope rescue was a central part of the training, with members practicing twin-line systems commonly used in underground operations to safely lower or raise personnel in rescue scenarios These drills reinforced technical accuracy and highlighted the importance of clear communication and cohesive teamwork—essential elements in both training environments and real-life emergencies. The team also worked extensively on their benching procedures for closed-circuit breathing apparatuses (CCBAs), gaining practical experience with the equipment that they will be using in competition to ensure safe entry into simulated potentially hazardous atmospheres.
The weekend culminated in a full-scale underground simulation Two student response teams were deployed into the mine while surface coordinators managed operations at the fresh air base This scenario mirrored real emergency conditions, providing valuable practice in decisionmaking, coordination, and adaptability under pressure for new and more seasoned members alike. This focused training weekend strengthened the team’s technical capabilities and operational readiness, ensuring they are well-prepared to represent UBC and excel at the MERD Competition."
an MacIntosh – UBC Mining Engineer Student
UBC Steel Bridge Design Team
“Since 1999, UBC Steel Bridge has been the representative design team for the University of British Columbia at various international steel bridge competitions and public engineering outreach events The competitions challenge university students to design and fabricate a 1:10 scale steel bridge according to different design constraints each year
As a student-run team, we offer our members the opportunity to obtain a well-rounded experience that simulates industry operations: structural design, structural modelling, construction phasing, and steel fabrication
Our primary goal is to design a bridge that is structurally efficient with optimal weight, stiffness, and constructability. This enables promotion of student-led innovation and design, equipping future leaders and engineers from Canada’s top Civil Engineering program with the skills they need for an increasingly demanding industry."
Carter McDermid, Engineering Co-Op Student, May – August 2024.
Lisa Risvold VP Indigenous & Community Affairs
has proudly sponsored the following Community clubs, events and s!
Saulteau First Nations
Mackenzie Legion
West Moberly First Nations
Chetwynd Chamber of Commerce
Kelly Lake
Chetwynd Air Cadets
PAC Saints - Hockey Team
TR Minor Hockey
Chetwynd High School Rodeo
Tumbler Ridge Legion
Chetywnd Legion
Chetwynd Giants Hockey
Mackenzie Chamber of Commerce
Mackenzie Community Arts Council
Tumbler Ridge Grad Committee
Johnny Malcolm Hockey Tournament
UBC Mine Rescue
UBC Steel Bridge Design Team
Conuma Proudly Supports Community Groups, Clubs & Events:
Conuma’s Growing Collaboration with Saulteau First Nations and West Moberly First Nations Land Guardians
As part of Conuma’s commitment to operating responsibly and with involvement from Indigenous Nations, we’re humbled and honoured to share how we are working with Land Guardians from Saulteau First Nations and West Moberly First Nations as part of the Remote Camera Wildlife Monitoring Program.
The Objective of the Remote Camera Wildlife Monitoring Program Monitoring objectives are to monitor and understand:
Wildlife habitat use,
Wildlife movement corridors,
Wildlife use of targeted features:
- mineral licks,
- sediment ponds,
- wildlife crossings on the Quintette Restart Conveyor
In 2024, a total of 454 cameras have been installed at the Quintette Mine, including Mount Babcock where the Little Windy and Window pits are located and the Mesa-Wolverine area Teck previously mined.
The Land Guardians traverse our sites alongside our teams. Together, we search for signs of wildlife activity such as game trails, scat, mineral licks, and bedding spots—to place cameras in locations to closely monitor the presence and behaviour of local wildlife. The data gathered are collected and then analyzed quarterly, providing invaluable insights into how wildlife are using the Quintette Mine and adjacent area and how our practices, including reclamation, can minimize impacts and enhance wildlife habitat Through this project, the Land Guardians are instrumental, offering us not only their knowledge of the terrain and animal habits but also sharing their deep-rooted cultural understanding of the land a perspective that continues to shape and enhance the effectiveness of our efforts
Reflecting on the collaboration Ryan Lamming shares: “My love for the backcountry has many layers, and working with the Land Guardians over the last year has added another unexpected one. The teachings from the Nations have been tremendous, not only about the landscape and the wildlife but also about their culture. The more we understand their culture, the further we understand the need to collaborate. It’s humbling and exciting working alongside them, and learning their ancient ways that still have a profound effect on today’s workings. I’m proud of Conuma’s commitments and growth thus far, and I’m proud to work with the Land Guardians.”
Through partnerships like these, Conuma continues to grow our impact as stewards of both land and community, ensuring that our mining operations respect the unique environment we’re part of Thank you to everyone involved, and here’s to more milestones to come in our shared journey of environmental responsibility
The goal is to achieve 100% compliance with our critical safety training needs in the near future, and upcoming courses include Fall Arrest, Elevated Work Platform, Confined Space, H2S Alive, and many more Furthermore, in addition to safety training, classes will be offered in mine rescue, mobile equipment operation, and heavy-duty equipment maintenance
A lot of hard work has gone into getting this training in place This was due to the efforts of Chris Homister; Jessica Way and Kristin Farnsworth from the Training department; Justin Park, our Mine Rescue and Emergency Response Manager; and Gerald Noksana, Conuma’s Trades Development Coordinator Thank you to each of them for making this possible!
Submitted by: Svend Nielsen Director of Health, Emergency Response & Contract Management
out to the Ops & Mine Resue Teams
In a remarkable display of readiness and teamwork, our Operations Team and Mine Rescue crew demonstrated exceptional skill and professionalism during a recent on-site medical emergency.
Led by our highly trained OFA3 attendant, Selena Logue, the Mine Rescue team assessed an employee in medical distress Recognizing the severity of the situation, the team acted decisively providing professional care and attention
We are immensely proud of the rapid, coordinated efforts that prevented a tragedy and ensured the worker’s survival A heartfelt thank you goes to the entire Mine Rescue team for their outstanding work
A special acknowledgment goes to Selena Logue, whose leadership, professionalism, and expertise were vital in saving the employee’s life. Selena’s actions exemplify the highest standards of safety and care in our organization. Thank You, Team, for Exemplifying Excellence in Action!
Mine Rescue & Emergency Response Manager
Shout
Justin Park
CORE Audit Report
I would like to take a moment to express my gratitude for the hard work and dedication each of you demonstrated during our recent COR audit
We achieved an impressive score of 96%, a reflection of our shared commitment to safety and excellence
It is important to note the auditor’s observations on the positive cultural transformation within our organization. Over the past four years of conducting our audits, the auditor noted a remarkable shift this year, highlighting the enthusiasm and positive atmosphere across departments. Many team members were described as upbeat, engaged, and proud to be part of Conuma.
This cultural progress is a significant achievement, representing the combined efforts each department has made toward fostering a supportive, motivating environment Thank you all for your dedication to building a workplace where people genuinely want to work
There are areas identified for further development, particularly around inspections, company rules, and preventive maintenance We will work diligently to address these elements and communicate the updates with our site crews
Once again, congratulations on this outstanding result and on contributing to Conuma’s journey to become a world-class company, putting safety above all else!
Submitted by: Michelle Hruby Director of Health and Safety
Shout out to Alex Wilson & Miners for Movember!
We’d like to recognize Alex for his dedication to the Movember Movement This initiative is incredibly meaningful to Alex, who is passionate about breaking the stigma around men’s mental health
As Alex highlights, the mining industry poses unique challenges to mental health. Living in an isolated community, working long shifts and hours, and limited exposure to sunlight during winter the months all contribute to the difficulties.
MINERS FOR MOVEMBER
I want to raise awareness about the struggles that men, especially in the mining industry face I've seen the devastation that mental health struggles can cause and I don't want people to feel like they are alone or without support
You can join Alex in raising awareness and funds towards the mental health struggles that people in the mining industry face
Thank you, Alex, for your passion and commitment to supporting men’s mental health and for inspiring our Monthly Safety Meeting topic to focus on mental health throughout November. Together, we can make a difference!
Dan Callaway Mine Operations Manager
Conuma would like to thank everyone for their contributions to the Protecting Our House Program Your suggestions and ideas will help us work safer, operate more efficiently, and grow stronger!
Suggestion:
We need more light plants in pit and dump areas Days are getting shorter and more hours of darkness Light plants should be set up on the drill patter, dumps, and at important intersections Otherwise, it's too dark
Response from leadership:
This is a great idea, thank you! Lights plants are utilized more often now at these locations.
Suggestion:
A worker asked if we could also use red tape to flag off our trench on top of our barricades - Set up red tape perimeter around open trench to warn other trades.
Response from leadership:
Great suggestion, thank you for taking this on!
Suggestion:
I noticed a lift operator moving into a tight area with no spotter- I spotted him in safely
Response from leadership:
This is an excellent example of how safety is everyone’s responsibility - thank you!
Brule September 2024 Tyler Crossland
Ty Rivet Brule September 2024
Nathan Hall Brule September 2024
Suggestion:
Projects- During the mock muster drill, we received the alert by someone yelling up at us in a very loud environment while we were up in a AWP in the ceiling. We could barely hear. I suggested to Health & Safety after the muster to put air horns on the interior of the building, not just the exterior This would be much more effective to alert workers and give them quicker reaction time
Response from leadership:
Air horns are now inside the building, and supervisors have been instructed to carry a radio with them Thank you!
Suggestion:
Coming from shop to pit or vice versa, visibility around the corner is poor, especially in light duties Visibility less than stopping distance- Recommend cutting down the harp of material in the corner so visibility is improved. With winter/slippery conditions coming, caution on that corner shoud be advised as visibility is less than stopping distance in its current station.
Response from leadership:
We have cut down the berm at pit entrance. Great suggestion!
Suggestion:
I received a card that noted a town bus did not have the kneeling feature working or not used I checked that they all work and are being used at the town/site pickup and drop-off locations
Response from leadership:
An email was sent to Golden Arrow They will follow up with their drivers.
Suggestion:
The operator placed the bag and belongings behind the fuse panel. I found two fuse blocks broken and unable to hold relays. The wires were hot to touch, posing a risk of causing an electrical fire.
Response from leadership: Thanks for correcting the issue!
Alex Wilson Brule
Campbell
Ali Aresenault
Riley Lindsey
Conuma
Suggestion:
As I was proceeding down the main ramp from the frost shot dump, the 1500 truck coming from my blind side failed to yield to me I had to stop suddenly I initially thought they were yielding but then I realized they were going to turn in front of me
Response from leadership:
It is great that you were attentive to the situation Keep up the great work!
Suggestion:
Make sure the Fire Truck and Ambulance are stocked and packed after the crews used it.
Response from leadership: Great suggestion!
Suggestion:
We were doing a routine PM inspection and noticed one of the mechanics about to go up a ladder that was broken. I stopped them and pointed out the break. Got a new ladder and threw the broken ladder out. We continued to be safe!
Response from leadership:
This is a great example of how safety is everyone’s responsibility. Thank you Brian!
Recognized by Saulteau First Nations
Conuma is proud to have been recognized by the Saulteau First Nation for our outstanding contributions during a Healing the Land ceremony in October We are deeply honoured by this recognition and remain committed to fostering collaboration and respect in our partnership with Saulteau First Nations
Brule October 2024
Sandee Ludwig
Curtis Engler Willow September 2024
Brian McCarney Willow October 2024
for the kids...
Fun Facts About Excavators
Excavators have a boom, stick, and bucket for digging and moving large rocks and coal They have tracks instead of tires This allows them to move over rough ground and steep slopes Their cabs can rotate 360 degrees!
