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Mental health is a vital part of workplace health, safety and wellbeing.
A psychologically safe and healthy workplace—one built on trust, transparency and collaboration—is essential.
One of our experts is thinking outside the box to significantly improve iron ore beneficiation – the process of refining the quality of the ore before smelting.
A new Canadian research project aims to resolve “unfinished business”
Revolutionising the way aluminium is made
Meet Nadia – a physics expert drawing on people power to help decarbonise the mining industry
Tony is a Senior Data Scientist and Technical Lead on our Data & Analytics team. Based in Montreal, he develops and delivers solutions that leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning to enhance safety and efficiency at our operations.
Our BlueSmelting technology could drastically reduce carbon emissions during ore processing
Encouraging a culture of curiosity and technical excellence is important for innovation.
We’re committed to making every one of our workplaces a safe place for all - that means everyone feeling they can show up as their authentic self.
Courage and consistency are creating a more inclusive culture in mining
This International Women's Day, we're focused on what still needs to be done to improve gender equity in our industry
Partnering towards decarbonization
Providing sustainable aluminium to fans of the Montreal Canadiens
Using blockchain to help trace our responsible materials
By tracing the steps from START to finish
Pioneering a new source of a critical mineral
Shaping our aluminium product offering to meet demand for greener metals
Wind, sun and water – what else do you need to make renewable energy work?
By Sinead Kaufman, Chief Executive, Minerals, Rio Tinto
Finding a new use for a by-product of aluminium production
Mining is essential to the energy transition. Attracting the right people and helping them connect to the opportunity to make a difference is crucial to success.
Jakob Stausholm, Chief Executive of Rio Tinto
We’re scaling up and working smarter to meet demand for renewables
Making the most of what we take from the ground
Supporting entrepreneurship in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec
North America’s first Indigenous-owned and operated railroad
Josette leads the team innovating more sustainable aluminium
Something infinitely small is making a big change
At the Iron Ore Company of Canada, Michelle has broken a lot of barriers - and “moved a lot of dirt” - thanks to three rules for living and working.
Using aluminium waste to grow better blueberries
Women in science promise to change the world
Responsibly produced and soon to be recycled too
Supporting our communities through the crisis
Stronger and more sustainable
Beauty and integrity
It really is one of the best jobs in the world.
We're passionate about producing this high-quality, groundbreaking material.
Not your average bear – but then, this isn't your average job.
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