Sustainability Report 2018 Minera Escondida Pampa Norte BHP updated its purpose in May 2019 to reflect how we work and the place we want to occupy in society: To bring together people and resources to build a better world. Our Charter We are BHP, a leading global resources company. Our Purpose Our Values To bring together people and Sustainability resources to build a better world. Putting health and safety first, being environmentally responsible and supporting our communities. Our Strategy Integrity Our strategy is to own and Doing what is right and doing what we say we will do. operate large, long-life, low-cost, expandable, upstream Respect assets diversified by commodity, Embracing openness, trust, teamwork, diversity and relationships geopgraphy and market. that are mutually beneficial. Performance Achieving superior business results by streching our capabilities. Simplicity Focusing our efforts on the things that matter most. Accountability Defining and accepting responsibility and delivering on our commitments. We are successful when: Our people star each day with a sense of purpose and end the day with a sense of accomplishment. Out teams are inclusive and diverse. Our communities, customers and suppliers value their relatioships with us. Our asset portfolio is world-class and sustainably developed. Our operational discipline and financial strenght enables our future growth. Our shareholders receive a superior return on their investment. Andrew Mackenzie Chief Executive Officer May 2019 Contents We are BHP BHP’s sustainability performance in Chile 2 Letter from the President 3 We are BHP 4 Over 30 years of history in Chile 6 Ethics and business conduct 7 Our sustainability approach 9 Performance Performance 12 Performance of operations 13 Explorations 13 Summary of performance 14 Economic contribution in Chile 15 Value chain management 16 Supply innovation 19 People People 20 Where our employees live 22 Culture 22 Labour relations 24 Safety 25 Health 26 Society Society 28 Community relations 29 Social Investment Framework 29 Approach to human rights 29 Indigenous peoples 30 Local employment 32 Cultural program 33 Work with related organisations in Antofagasta 35 Environment Environment 36 Responsible water management 37 Water strategy 37 Emissions 37 Biodiversity 39 Energy 39 Closure plans 39 Appendix Appendix 40 Stakeholders 41 Performance 42 People 44 Environment 46 Report of independent professionals 51 Scope of this Report This Report provides an account of the economic, prepared in accordance with the Core option of the Global environmental and social performance of BHP in Chile and Reporting Initiative (GRI). its operations: Minera Escondida Ltda. (Minera Escondida), The GRI Content Index for this Report can be found on Minera Spence S.A. (Spence) and Cerro Colorado Ltda. www.bhp.com by going to Community/Community and (Cerro Colorado). Sustainability Reports and searching for “GRI Index In Chile, BHP presents its reports annually. This Report Sustainability Report BHP Chile 2018”. contains information about the events that occurred between 1 January and 31 December 2018 and was BHP’s sustainability performance in Chile Over 24,000 direct and contractors’ 35 employees worked years in Chile In 2018... at BHP in Chile Our accident frequency Our social investment in rate measured according Chile reached We worked with to the Chilean norm was 1,997 1.41 US$ 17.4 Chilean Our total TRIF dropped to million suppliers 2.04 $ Our operations used a total of We reduced our greenhouse gas (GHG) 54,706 emissions by megalitres (ML) 6.8% of desalinated water As compared to 2017 2 Sustainability Report 2018 We are BHP are We Message from the President We have a great opportunity to become an active partner in our surrounding areas, capable of generating trust and mobilising the different social players to work Performance together for the development of the regions where we operate, its inhabitants and the country. People In this world of rapid change and constant disruption desalinated water. Our Escondida Water Supply sustainability is more than ever a fundamental pillar in desalination plant, inaugurated in 2018, and the future every decision we make. As companies we have an plant at Spence as part of Growth Option project are key obligation to raise our transparency standards and show parts of the strategy to achieve this goal. we take responsibility for the impacts throughout our Climate change is another major global challenge and at product value chain. BHP we have a public commitment to reduce greenhouse In this context, I am pleased to present BHP Chile’s gas emissions. In line with this, our operations achieved a Sustainability Report 2018. In this report we voluntarily 6.8% decrease in total emissions compared to 2017. share information about the economic, social and Likewise, we must ensure that the benefits we generate are environmental performance of our operations in the clear to the community. We need to work collectively to country. In addition, it represents a Progress Report for achieve this, incorporating the opinions and capabilities of the UN Global Compact of which we are a member. all our stakeholders. Society At BHP our main asset is people. This is why 2018’s most The Indigenous Peoples Plan for South America that we important achievement is that all our workers returned to launched in 2018 is a good example of this. It is a their homes safe and healthy. We will continue working pioneering document through which we publicly tirelessly to have fatality-free workplaces that also protect recognise the importance of working with Indigenous the physical and mental health of our workforce. Peoples in the regions where we operate, with specific and Our long-term viability depends on an organisational relevant actions and commitments, in a framework of culture in which everyone participates with their views and dialogue, respect and mutual recognition. skills. Our Inclusion and Diversity agenda plays an essential Another highlight of the year was the presentation of the role in addressing this challenge. In 2018 we increased the plan to stimulate Antofagasta’s regional economy, which representation of women in our workforce to 18% - 3% includes a series of measures to strengthen regional more than 2017 - and we strengthened the implementation suppliers and local employability, among other aspects. of our Flexible Work policy. The latter is helping us to make Environment work and personal life more compatible and is being Both examples reflect our dedication to dialogue and implemented in operations since this year. long-term commitment to the places where we operate and their inhabitants. The organisational culture is also expressed in the way we engage with our employees. In 2018 we conducted Sustainability is the most important challenge of our collective bargaining processes that led to important generation. It is the passport to the future and to continue agreements at all our mining operations. Of particular operating for the coming decades. We have a great significance was the negotiation with Escondida Workers responsibility and also a unique opportunity to work Union N°1, in which both parties were able to learn from together with the different social players to have more previous processes and reach an agreement allowing us sustainable operations and to build together the world we to focus on Escondida remaining a driver of development want in the future. for everyone. Due to the nature and size of our business, we have a role Appendix to play in addressing today’s significant environmental challenges. One of them is the water scarcity and quality risk we will face in the future. For this reason we are strengthening how we manage this resource and continuing to make progress in our aspiration to stop extracting groundwater in Chile by 2030 and move Daniel Malchuk towards a supply matrix that is mainly based on President BHP Minerals Americas Sustainability Report 2018 3 We are BHP BHP in the world Minerals Americas BHP is a world-leading company in the discovery, Minerals Americas is the division of BHP that groups acquisition, development and marketing of natural together its operations around the American continent - resources. We are present in 12 countries with operations excluding oil assets - as well as the offices of copper in oil, iron ore, copper and coal. explorations globally. Its headquarters are in Santiago, Chile. Since 2015, Daniel Malchuk has served as President Our company is the result of the merger of BHP Limited of Minerals Americas. (currently BHP Billiton Limited) and Billiton Plc (BHP Billiton Plc). In 2017, the company returned to its This division includes the vice presidencies of Human original name, BHP, in order to reflect a regrouping of Resources, HSE (Health, Safety and Environment), its assets and the simplification and standardisation of Explorations, Marketing, Supply, Corporate Affairs, its processes. Projects, Legal Affairs, Technology, Finance, and Planning & Technical as well as the Projects Centre of Excellence Our business strategy is based on the ownership and and the operated and non-operated assets shown in the operation of large, long-life, expandable assets diversified table below. by commodity, geography and market. The Board of Directors is chaired by Ken MacKenzie and the company’s CEO is Andrew Mackenzie. BHP’s headquarters are in Melbourne, Australia. BHP Minerals Americas assets (including non-operated assets) Country Asset Description BHP stake Jansen 1 Chile Escondida Open-cut copper mine in 57.5% northern Chile. 2 Chile Pampa Norte Cerro Colorado and Spence 100% open-cut mines in northern Chile. 3 Canada Jansen Potash extraction project in 100% Saskatchewan, Canada. Cerrejón 4 Peru Antamina1 Open-cut copper and zinc mine 33.75% in northern Peru. Antamina 5 Colombia Cerrejón1 Open-cut coal mine with integrated 33.3% railway and port operations. Samarco Pampa Norte 6 Brazil Samarco1 Open-cut iron ore mines with 50% Escondida integrated pipeline infrastructure, concentrators, pelletising facilities and port operations.