Our Employees

Our Commitment in Practice

Highlights:

  • Taseko employs over 750 men and women within Canada and the United States, with a commitment to local hiring practices
  • A strong commitment to health and safety of employees and contractors
  • Award winning safety record at Gibraltar, having won the John Ash Award in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, and 2020

A Diverse Workforce Reflecting the Communities we Operate in

Taseko’s workforce reflects the diversity of the communities in which we operate.

Female employees represented 13% of the overall labour force at Taseko in 2020. In 2020, 28% (21 of 75) of new hires were female.

Taseko makes special effort to provide employment opportunities for Indigenous men and women interested in perusing a career in mining. At Gibraltar, 13% of employees identified as Indigenous and 15% of new hires identified as Indigenous.

1. Includes Williams Lake, 100 Mile House, and Quesnel
2.Includes Florence, Coolidge, San Tan Valley, and Queen Creek
3. Gibraltar only

Ensuring a Healthy & Safe Work Environment

Employee health and safety has always been a high-level commitment for Taseko, Gibraltar, and Florence Copper management.

The health, safety, and well-being of our employees, contractors and their families is a priority. Our operational practices focus on improved safety performance and occupational health.

By enlisting the support of each employee, the Company has developed departmental goals aimed at encouraging all employees to lead by example in incident prevention.

Investing in our employees, specifically their training, gives each individual the confidence to be a leader in looking out not only for their own safety but the safety of their coworkers.

Milestones

Florence Copper

Florence Copper has had zero reportable incidents since the commencement of the Production Test Facility.

Gibraltar Mine

In 2020, Gibraltar reported 0 loss time incidents, 0 days lost, 0 loss time severity and 0 loss time frequency.

In addition, for the fifth time in seven years, Gibraltar received the prestigious John Ash Award. Presented by the BC Ministry of Mines, this award is presented to the mining operation with the lowest industry frequency rate and a minimum of one million hours worked.

This success is in large measure a reflection of the dedication of our employees to not only operational excellence but also to the well-being of their fellow workers. Safety is the top priority at Taseko and we take great care to ensure safety is the first consideration in all decisions and actions we take.

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