We are excited to announce our Bald Mountain and Round Mountain teams received top scores at this year’s Nevada Mining Association (NvMA) awards!
Congratulations Kinross Bald Mountain who received first place in the Mine Operators Safety Award – Surface Large Operations category (300+ employees), and Bald Mountain’s South Operations team who received first place in the Mine Operators Safety Award – Surface Small Operations category (20-99 employee).
“Congratulations to the entire Kinross Bald Mountain team on this well-earned accomplishment, and for their recognition in providing a safe place for themselves and their peers to work each day,” said Ian Ross, Vice-President, Global Health and Safety. “At Kinross, safety is a core value of our Company, and we believe these awards are an excellent way to identify when we are doing the right thing, and to continue our strong work to be a safe, and responsible miner across our global operations.”
We are excited to announce six Kinross Nevada employees were also the recipients of individual safety awards. Congratulations to the following employees on their awards:
- Austin Andreason, Security Officer – Safety Champion
- Reagan Miller, Lab Technician, Bald Mountain – Safety Champion
- Tony Phillips, Safety Supervisor, Round Mountain – Safety Professional
- Chris Chalk, Operations Superintendent, Bald Mountain – Superintendent
- Deiniol Jones, Chief Geotechnical Engineer, Round Mountain – Superintendent
- Jason Cooley, Health and Safety General Supervisor, Bald Mountain – Safety Supervisor (14 or less)
In addition to this year’s safety awards, Kinross Bald Mountain received the 2024 Reclamation Award for ‘Leadership in Concurrent Reclamation’ for the Process 1 reclaimed area at the 2024 NvMA awards.
The NvMA Awards recognize Nevada mining operations who demonstrate exceptional commitment to safety in their operations, and ensure the well-being of employees, partners and communities in which they operate. This year, over 230 nominations were submitted and voted on by industry peers.