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Mirando a Largo Plazo Informe De Sustentabilidad 2015 BHP Billiton Chile Mirando a largo plazo Informe de Sustentabilidad 2015 BHP Billiton Chile Minera Escondida BHP Billiton Pampa Norte Carta del Presidente 1 Presentación Informe Nuestra Carta 2 Este décimo Informe de Sustentabilidad de BHP Una compañía global 3 Billiton en Chile reporta por primera vez de manera Operaciones en Chile 3 integrada la gestión anual de Minera Escondida Nuestro enfoque en sustentabilidad 4 y Pampa Norte (que incluye las operaciones de Riesgos Materiales 5 Compañía Minera Cerro Colorado y Spence). De Nuestro desempeño en sustentabilidad 6 esta forma, a través de esta publicación damos Modelo Operativo 8 a conocer el desempeño económico, ambiental Alianzas 9 y social de la compañía durante el período Código de Conducta de Negocios 10 comprendido entre el 1 de enero y el 31 de Programa de Cumplimiento (Compliance) 11 diciembre de 2015. Desempeño 12 Este informe está alineado con el marco de Desarrollo Sustentable del International Council Resultado de operaciones en Chile 15 on Mining and Metals (ICMM) y está preparado Estrategia de negocios 15 bajo la opción de conformidad de nivel escencial Exploraciones 15 del Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). Valor agregado 17 Reconocimientos 19 Los datos publicados en este documento han sido verificados externamente por la empresa Personas 20 KPMG. Si bien este Informe no tiene el objetivo de examinar todos los temas de los grupos de interés, Seguridad 22 se abordan los asuntos más significativos y sus Capacitación y desarrollo 22 potenciales impactos. Trabajo en altura geográfica 24 Reducción de exposición a carcinógenos 24 La selección de los contenidos de este Informe se Vida en la mina 24 realizó a través de un proceso de materialidad en Relaciones laborales 26 tres pasos: identificación, priorización y consulta. Resguardando el cumplimiento 27 de Nuestra Carta de Valores Materialidad, en el contexto de sustentabilidad, se refiere a los temas y actividades que son Medio Ambiente 28 considerados –por nuestros grupos de interés internos y externos– como los más significativos Agua 30 y relevantes para nuestra industria, la compañía y Energía y cambio climático 30 nuestras operaciones. Ambientes en los que operamos 32 Aire 34 Residuos 34 Planes de cierre 34 Sociedad 36 Relacionamiento con nuestras 38 comunidades anfitrionas Respondiendo a nuestros grupos de interés 38 El respeto a los Derechos Humanos 38 define cómo trabajamos Relacionamiento con pueblos indígenas 39 Calidad de vida 40 Aporte local y regional 40 Generando capacidades locales 40 Cultura 42 El aporte a la educación a través de 44 nuestras fundaciones Apoyando a los trabajadores que 44 contribuyen con la comunidad Apéndice 46 Grupos de interés 47 Cifras Desempeño 48 Cifras Personas 51 Cifras Medio Ambiente 54 Carta del Presidente Buscamos instalar dinámicas de trabajo más eficientes, participativas y colaborativas El proyecto EWS continuó desarrollándose de acuerdo a programa con miras a concluir durante 2017. Con una inversión de US$ 3.400 millones y una capacidad de 2.500 l/s, ésta será una de las mayores plantas de desalinización de agua de mar en el mundo. Su objetivo es asegurar el suministro y reducir de manera significativa el uso de acuíferos, de tal forma que Escondida siga siendo una operación sustentable. Por otra parte, en Pampa Norte obtuvimos la Resolución de Calificación Ambiental que nos permitirá extender la operación de Cerro Colorado hasta 2023, e ingresamos a evaluación los estudios correspondientes al Proyecto de Minerales Primarios de Spence -conocido también como SGO- que contempla la construcción de una planta concentradora y una planta desalinizadora de agua de mar, y que tiene el potencial de extender la vida de la Tengo el agrado de presentarles el Informe de operación en 50 años. Sustentabilidad 2015 de BHP Billiton Chile, que reúne información de nuestras operaciones en el Para BHP Billiton es un privilegio ser parte de la país y resume los aspectos principales de la manera industria minera en Chile. Estamos muy conscientes distintiva en que procuramos conducir nuestros de que nuestras operaciones son clave para la negocios. economía del país y de las regiones donde operamos, lo que para nosotros representa una enorme A nivel global BHP Billiton está llevando adelante un responsabilidad. Guiados por los valores de Nuestra proceso de transformación que en lo medular apunta Carta, tratamos de mejorar día a día nuestra gestión, a tener una estructura más simple, ágil y de menor aplicando estrictos estándares operacionales de costo. Nuestro objetivo es reducir la complejidad en seguridad, medio ambiente y relacionamiento la forma de operar para así lograr el máximo potencial con las comunidades. A esto se suma un esfuerzo de nuestras operaciones. De esta manera estamos permanente por construir, a nivel de toda la sentando las bases de la compañía de cara al futuro. organización, un sentido de propósito y logro en todo lo que hacemos. En este contexto, buscamos instalar dinámicas de trabajo más eficientes, participativas y colaborativas Para conocer más detalles de nuestro estilo de gestión que nos permitan compartir y replicar las mejores y los resultados de 2015, los invito a leer este informe. prácticas al interior de BHP Billiton y aprender también de otras experiencias de la industria. A través de esta nueva cultura de alto desempeño queremos fomentar el mejoramiento continuo y dar un impulso a las iniciativas de productividad que estamos implementando en cada una de nuestras operaciones. En Chile, un hito de 2015 fue la puesta en marcha de la nueva planta concentradora de Escondida (OGP1). Esta planta, la mayor del mundo de una sola Daniel Malchuk línea de molienda, demandó una inversión de US$ Presidente BHP Billiton 4.200 millones y su construcción alcanzó un peak de Minerals Americas 9.200 trabajadores en faena con buenos indicadores de seguridad. Con la entrada en operaciones de OGP1 y de la segunda planta desalinizadora -conocida también como EWS-, y la potencial extensión de la vida de la planta concentradora Los Colorados, Escondida estará en condiciones de operar tres concentradoras, lo que contribuirá a compensar la disminución de la ley y recuperar los niveles de producción. BHP Billiton Informe Sustentabilidad 2015 1 Nuestra Carta Somos BHP Billiton, Nuestro propósito es crear valor para los accionistas en el largo plazo a través del descubrimiento, adquisición, desarrollo y una compañía de comercialización de recursos naturales. recursos naturales Nuestra estrategia es poseer y operar activos de procesos líder a nivel mundial primarios, de gran tamaño, larga vida, bajo costo y con potencial de crecimiento, diversificados por producto, geografía y mercado. Nuestros Valores: Sostenibilidad Situar a la salud y la seguridad en primer lugar, ser ambientalmente responsables y apoyar nuestras comunidades. Integridad Hacer lo correcto y cumplir con nuestra palabra. Respeto Valorar la transparencia, la confianza, el trabajo en equipo, la diversidad y las relaciones de beneficio mutuo. Desempeño Alcanzar altos resultados para el negocio, utilizando al máximo nuestras capacidades. Simplicidad Concentrar nuestros esfuerzos en lo más importante. Responsabilidad Definir y aceptar la responsabilidad, y cumplir nuestros compromisos. Tenemos éxito cuando: Nuestros empleados comienzan cada día con un sentido de propósito y lo finalizan con un sentido de logro. Nuestras comunidades, clientes y proveedores valoran su relación con nosotros. Nuestro portafolio de activos es de clase mundial y es desarrollado en forma sostenible. Nuestra disciplina operacional y nuestra fortaleza económica nos permiten un crecimiento futuro. Nuestros accionistas reciben un alto retorno sobre su inversión. Andrew Mackenzie Chief Executive Officer Mayo 2015 2 BHP Billiton Informe Sustentabilidad 2015 Información Corporativa Una Compañía Global de electro-obtención, así como dos mineroductos Con presencia en 13 países, BHP Billiton es una que transportan el concentrado hasta nuestras compañía minera global, cuyo origen proviene de instalaciones en Puerto Coloso, al sur de Antofagasta, la fusión de la australiana Broken Hill Proprietary donde es filtrado y embarcado a los clientes. Allí (BHP) y la británica Billiton, en 2001. Su objetivo opera también una planta desalinizadora de agua de es crear valor a largo plazo para sus accionistas a mar que produce agua para uso industrial, la que es través del descubrimiento, adquisición, desarrollo bombeada hasta la mina a través de un acueducto y comercialización de recursos naturales. Su casa de 166 km. matriz está ubicada en Melbourne, Australia. El concentrado de cobre se obtiene a través del En mayo de 2015 BHP Billiton completó un plan de proceso de flotación de mineral sulfurado y los reestructuración de sus activos que implicó la división cátodos de cobre, mediante lixiviación de mineral de la compañía y la creación de una nueva empresa oxidado, biolixiviación de sulfuros de baja ley, global e independiente (“South32”) a partir de una extracción por solventes y electro-obtención. selección de operaciones de aluminio, carbón, manganeso, níquel y plata, con el objeto de enfocarse Las oficinas corporativas de Minera Escondida están en una cartera más simple, integrada por cuatro ubicadas en la ciudad de Antofagasta. La estructura grandes unidades de negocio: Petróleo y Potasio, de su propiedad está compuesta por BHP Billiton, Cobre (Copper), Mineral de Hierro y Carbón. compañía operadora, con el 57.5%; Río Tinto con el 30%; JECO Corporation con el 10%; y JECO 2 LTD
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