Description
Course overview
Learn how to minimise ESG-related harm and maximise value to resource enterprises, affected stakeholders and broader society.
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Examine environment, social and governance performance and social responsibility (ESG/SR) through critical thinking and authentic resource sector experience.
Prominence will be given to evaluating ESG/SR risk, threats and opportunities, and to developing workplace responses, execution, assurance and performance reporting.
The course and case studies will be global in scope and will equip course participants with an understanding of existing and emerging ESG/SR societal and lender expectations in resource sector exploration, development, operating and closure contexts. Participants will gain enough knowledge and skills to know how to apply ESG/SR requirements in their own workplace.
| Duration | Delivery | Start Date | PD Hours | Language |
| 40 hours/ 8 weeks | 100% online | 29 April 2024 | Up to 40 | English |
Course structure
The eight-week course consists of six modules over six weeks, with a final two weeks to complete all course components. Each module consists of:
- Live interactive virtual classrooms
- Interactive learning activities and group discussions
- Multiple choice questions
- Additional readings and case studies
There will be two assessments to complete as part of the course. Access to the assessments will be available at the end of week 1 allowing participants to work progressively on the questions as they work their way through the course. The first assessment will be due for submission at the end of week 6; and the second assessment will be due for submission at the end of the course (end of week 8).
Live sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours for participants who are unable to attend.
Note: This course will be delivered by AusIMM through a partnership with Edumine.
Course Sessions
| 30-Apr-24 | 6.30pm |
| 7-May-23 | 6.30pm |
| 14-May-24 | 6.30pm |
| 21-May-24 | 6.30pm |
| 28-May-24 | 6.30pm |
| 4-Jun-24 | 6.30pm |
Note: All times are in Pacific Time.
Who should attend?
Asset-level front-line leaders across all mining functions
Understand ESG compliance, reporting requirements and impacts on day-to-day operations.
Consultants across all disciplines
Understand ESG compliance and reporting requirements for clients.
Corporate and investment-related professionals in the resources sector
Improve ESG analysis, performance and assurance review.
Course facilitators
Bruce HarveyFAusIMM (CP) Geologist, Social Performance Professional |
Janina GawlerFAusIMM Director, RST Solutions for Community Engagement |
Alan IrvingFAusIMM Principal Environmental Consultant, Alan Irving and Associates |
Dr Geraldine McGuireFAusIMM Managing Director, Sustainable Solutions Global |
Geoff DeansMAusIMM Director, Modifying Factors |
Mark NoppeFAusIMM (CP) Director of WH Bryan Mining Geology Research Centre |
Narelle WolfeMAusIMM Head of Sustainability & ESG, AusIMM |
Objectives
Learning objectives
- Dive into the fascinating history of sustainable development and its transformation into today's dynamic ESG/SR expectations
- Learn how to bridge the ESG expectations and the vital Environment and Social Performance requirements that drive resource sector enterprises towards a sustainable future
- Master the art of referencing and applying global ESG-related Principles, Standards, Goals and Guidelines within the context of resource sector enterprises
- Explore real world examples of enterprise ESG governance control systems and procedures
- Become skilled in defining and actively participating in ESG-related risk assessments, materiality evaluations and gap analyses
- Develop the acumen to contribute to ESG-related strategy and action planning, especially at the asset level
- Understand the role of ethics in decision making and the existence of moral dilemmas and how to navigate them with integrity
- Appreciate the importance of transparent ESG monitoring and reporting
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