Sustainability & Safety
Leave the landworking.
A lease is borrowed ground. We extract bench by bench, recirculate our water, suppress our dust and hire from the villages around us — as the way the plant runs, not as a closure plan.
- Land & reclamation
- 6.2 ha
- Water
- 68%
- Dust & air
- 24
- People & community
- 80%
Our position
Silica is a finite resource and silica dust is a real hazard. Taking both seriously is not a marketing position — it is what lets a plant keep its lease, its people and its buyers for decades.
02 · Land & reclamation
6.2 ha
Worked benches progressively reclaimed
Land & reclamation
Extraction runs bench by bench, and worked-out benches are backfilled with overburden, top-soiled and replanted rather than left open until lease closure.
- Topsoil stripped and stockpiled separately for reuse
- Progressive backfill of exhausted benches
- Native species planting on reclaimed ground
03 · Water
68%
Process water recirculated
Water
Dust suppression and plant water is drawn from settling ponds and recirculated. The Stage 2 washing circuit is being designed closed-loop from the start.
- Three-stage settling ponds at the plant
- Rainwater harvesting across the yard
- Closed-loop design for the washing circuit
04 · Dust & air
24
Sprinkler points on haul roads and transfer points
Dust & air
Silica dust is an occupational hazard before it is an environmental one. Wet suppression runs at every transfer point, and haul roads are watered on a fixed schedule.
- Wet suppression at crusher discharge and conveyor transfers
- Covered loads on every despatch
- Mandatory respiratory protection in the screening house
05 · People & community
80%
Workforce hired from surrounding villages
People & community
Most of the workforce lives within twenty kilometres of the lease. On-site quarters, meals and transport are provided for those who need them.
- On-site quarters for up to 100 workers
- Skills training on plant operation and maintenance
- Support for the village school and water supply
Safety
Everyone goes home.
Crushing and screening plants are unforgiving places. We measure safety by the one number that matters and publish it.
- Days without a lost-time injury
- 1,240Days without a lost-time injury
- Safety training hours, last 12 months
- 3,600Safety training hours, last 12 months
- Internal safety audits per year
- 4Internal safety audits per year
Commitments
What comes next.
- 2026
Closed-loop washing & attrition circuit commissioned
- 2027
500 kWp rooftop and ground-mount solar at the plant
- 2028
Fleet transition to BS-VI and CNG trucks completed
- 2030
Half of lease area reclaimed and replanted
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