SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Our community commitments
KCU is committed to being socially responsible in regards to our employees, stakeholders and the communities in which the company operates.
Our commitment to social responsibility extends beyond KCU’s employees to the communities, through Indigenous engagement, particularly in the Pilbara and surrounding areas. The company’s social responsibility is underpinned by its RIPPA values.
ACHIEVING ZERO HARM
Health and Safety
KCU recognises its moral and legal responsibility to provide and maintain a work environment in which employees, contractors, clients and visitors are safe on site. Wherever we operate, our aim is to achieve Zero harm to employees, contractors, the community and environment. To manage this, KCU has developed and implemented a Certified Safety Management System which complies with AS4801.
Our goal is to provide a safe and healthy workplaces will be the result of diligent application and the shared responsibility by the company and all its employees. Recommendations for continually improving the Safety Management System are encouraged from all KCU employees and sub-contractors.
COMMITMENT TO
Mental Health
The mental health and wellbeing of our staff at KCU is key to organisational success and sustainability.
KCU is committed and has developed workplace practices to raise awareness, addressing the stigma surrounding mental health and provide specialised services to all employees who need assistance.
Mental health goals at KCU
- Build and maintain a workplace environment and culture that supports mental health and wellbeing and prevents discrimination (including bullying and harassment).
- Increase employee knowledge and awareness of mental health and wellbeing issues and behaviours.
- Reduce stigma around depression and anxiety in the workplace.
- Facilitate employees’ active participation in a range of initiatives that support mental health and wellbeing.
KCU employees have been fortunate to attend and complete Nationally Accredited Mental Health First Aid Training. This course provides practical skills to support someone who has mental health concerns, identify a worsening of an existing condition, identify a rapid onset crisis and to helping the colleague to seek professional help.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES