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Experienced professionals

We are a diverse organization with operations extending across Canada and around the world. Our unique culture is the foundation upon which numerous experienced professionals who work here have been credited for their hard work, dedication and accomplishments.

Our experienced professionals earn the respect and recognition from their peers in the industry and are seen as leaders in their respective fields ranging from geology, engineering, accountancy, IT, environmental science, trading and law.

  • Safety leadership

    In our industry, safety must come first. And given mining’s rich history in Canada, we are proud to say our sites across the country operate at industry-leading levels when it comes to safety – and they have the recognition to prove it.

    Most recently, in May 2025, Raglan Mine and Kidd Operations were recognized with the John T. Ryan Regional Safety Trophy for the best safety performance in Quebec/Maritimes and Ontario, respectively, from the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM).

    National Champions

    Glencore mines have been named the safest metal mine in Canada on numerous occasions.

    • 2023

      Fraser Mine, part of Sudbury INO

    • 2022

      Nickel Rim South Mine, part of Sudbury INO

    • 2021

      Raglan Mine

    • 2020

      Raglan Mine and Matagami Mine

    • 2019

      Raglan Mine

    Regional Champions

    Glencore mines have a long history winning regional trophies in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec.

    • 2024

      Kidd Operations (Ontario)

    • 2024

      Raglan Mine (Quebec)

    • 2023

      Raglan Mine (Quebec)

    • 2023

      Nickel Rim South Mine, part of Sudbury INO (Ontario)

    • 2021

      Nickel Rim South Mine

    • 2019

      Kidd Operations (Ontario)

    • 2018

      Raglan Mine (Quebec)

    • 2017

      Nickel Rim South Mine (Ontario)

    • 2016

      Fraser Mine, part of Sudbury INO (Ontario)

    • 2015

      Kidd Operations (Ontario)

    • 2014

      Nickel Rim South Mine (Ontario)

    • 2013

      Raglan Mine (Quebec)

    • 2013

      Nickel Rim South Mine (Ontario)

    Operational excellence

    While safety remains a top priority, our experienced professionals aspire for excellence in all that they do. Sudbury INO demonstrated just that when they stepped up to the challenge posed to them in 2005 to reduce their sulphur dioxide and particulate footprint at their Sudbury Smelter.

    Proudly, the $288-million dollar, multi-year initiative was successfully completed in the fall of 2021. The effort gained industry recognition in the field of engineering and would not have been possible without the depth of experience, talent and commitment to innovation found locally.

    Sudbury INO is no stranger to operational excellence. Further to the work at the Sudbury Smelter, the team at NRS has attained a Caterpillar Certified Five-Star Contamination Control designation for its underground maintenance facility for nearly a decade.

    In addition to contamination control, other priorities for the underground facility include safety, quality and reliability, revenue opportunity, materials savings, and labour productivity improvements. NRS showcases its results in each of these areas year after year.

    “I am proud to be a member of our team. I routinely give tours to students, teachers, as well as visitors from other Glencore sites and peers within our industry. I see this same pride in others every day and it is obvious to the visitors who provide positive feedback on what they observe.”

    Shawn Sauvé - Maintenance Supervisor at Nickel Rim South, part of Sudbury INO

    Pushing the boundaries of innovation

    Experience is prerequisite to drive innovation in our industry. The complexity of our mining and metallurgical operations demands a deep understanding of their nature, which only comes with time and first-hand experience.

    From the earliest days of our Horne Smelter nearly 100 years ago, a spirit of innovation has always driven their employees to meet the company’s challenges. To this day, the Smelter’s teams build on this legacy of innovation, leadership and hard work to overcome the challenges they encounter.

    Aerial view of the Horne Smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, Québec.

    Both the Horne Smelter and the Canadian Copper Refinery (CCR), which operate as an integrated copper business in Canada, will adopt environmental traceability technology to potentially enable a further reduction in greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) and improve recycled material content.

    “Both the Horne Smelter and the CCR Refinery, where the technology will be developed and implemented, already feature a low carbon footprint thanks to their hydroelectric power supply and the various projects completed over the years to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. I am certain this project will enable us to identify opportunities to further reduce our greenhouse gas emissions, which is in alignment with Glencore’s ambition to be a net-zero emissions company by 2050."

    Claude Bélanger - Chief Operating Officer of Glencore’s North American Copper Assets

    We pride ourselves on fostering our strong internal culture. We believe our culture underscores why our experienced professionals earn the respect and recognition from their peers in the industry, are seen as leaders in their fields and participate in pushing new boundaries in our industry.