Resolute achieves ISO 14001, ISO 45001 certification status
Resolute Mining has announced it has achieved ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certification status. Company’s CEO, Terry Holohan, confirmed the report and said the firm has been awarded the globally recognised International Organization for Standardisation (ISO) certification for ISO:45001: 2018 certification Occupational Health & Safety and ISO:14001: 2015 certification Environmental Management Systems.
Resolute is a successful African-focused gold miner with more than 30 years of experience as an explorer, developer and operator of ten gold mines which have produced more than 9 million ounces of gold and counting.
ISO certifications
The ISO certifications which were awarded by Bureau Veritas (BV) were as a result of firm’s audits on their management systems and standards conducted at its corporate offices in Perth and London, its Syama gold mine in Mali, and its Mako gold mine in Senegal. BV is an independent third-party assurance consultant and world leader in testing, inspection, and certification.
“I am very pleased that this element, being one of our major platforms supporting our group’s strategy to become ‘industry leaders in ESG’, as we formally pledged to all stakeholders in our 2020 annual reports, has been formally certified by the distinguished Bureau Veritas – this industry-wide recognition is a significant demonstration of our commitment to our ongoing journey of continuous improvement. I look forward to be able to advise over the coming months on the progress of our other major ESG elements as they achieve their planned significant milestones.
Achieving and maintaining ISO certification is a central part of Resolute’s Sustainability Strategy, and it is proud to be implementing OH&S and Environmental Management systems to monitor, manage, and deliver continuous improvement across the group,” said Terry Holohan.
