Our people
The wellbeing, safety, dignity and growth of our people come first.
The teams behind the work.
Geology
Mapping, sampling, geophysics and drill programme design.
Mining engineering
Pit design, scheduling, grade control and land management.
Processing
Recovery, tailings management and water treatment.
Health, safety, environment and community
Induction, monitoring, engagement and grievance management.
Equity, inclusion and shared benefit.
Shared benefit across every stakeholder group.
Recruitment on merit
Roles are scoped against the requirements of the work, and assessed by panels that are not drawn from a single background.
Equal pay for equal work
Pay is set against the role and its responsibilities, then reviewed for gaps that cannot be explained by either.
Sites specified for everyone
Facilities, personal protective equipment and shift arrangements are specified for the whole workforce.
Respect for rights and customs
Conduct on site and in the host district is held to one standard, applied to every person without exception.
A workforce that reflects the district.
Mining in Ghana has been a narrow profession for a long time. Widening it is a recruitment and training problem before it is a policy one.
Progression routes are built deliberately: apprenticeships into plant and fleet operation, technical training that carries a recognised qualification, and supervisory development so that entry-level roles are not the ceiling.
Women to hold 25 per cent of roles at Dompim Pepesa Mines by 2033, against a Ghanaian large-scale mining sector baseline of 9 per cent.