Our Responsibility

We approach Pilbara mining with a view for the future.

Western Australia’s Pilbara region is an extraordinary place, and we keep it that way. We’re proud of our standing as an ethical company, and the decisions we make at Atlas, take into consideration the value of the social and natural environment in which we operate.

WE CARE FOR OUR PEOPLE

Our first priority is to provide a safe working environment for our team because every employee and contractor has the right to arrive home safe and well. The areas of health, safety and wellbeing are of key importance for us at Atlas and maintained through robust processes and innovation.
SAFETY & WELLBEING

WE RESPECT TRADITIONAL OWNERS & HERITAGE

Atlas is proud of its relationships with Aboriginal and local stakeholders in the Pilbara region. It is our goal to provide positive cultural and environmental outcomes, and we have a number of Native Title Agreements that enable ongoing development in the Pilbara.
TRADITIONAL OWNERS & HERITAGE

WE’RE ACTIVE IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

In addition to working closely with Traditional Owners, Atlas supports the local community in a number of diverse areas. This includes education & young people, health, economic development, environment, arts & culture, social welfare & aid and emergency relief.
COMMUNITY CARE

WE VALUE THE ENVIRONMENT

We go above and beyond when it comes to environmental compliance. Our high standards are developed to provide transparency, honesty and innovative thinking when it comes to environmental matters. It’s this thinking that earned us an Association of Mining and Exploration Companies Environmental Award.
PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

Latest News

March 18, 2024

Record-breaking year for WA resources sector but ‘nature positive’ reforms threaten to derail growth and jobs

WA’s powerhouse resources sector pumped a record $77 billion into the State economy last year and accounted for one-fifth of company tax paid across the entire country.

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Group Executive News

August 1, 2023

THE GOLD STANDARD

Australia’s most successful swim team has closed out the world championships in Fukuoka, Japan, in style to finish top of the medals table with a record haul that may never be beaten. After eight days of intense competition, the Dolphins proved themselves to be the best swim team on the planet – collecting 13 gold, seven silver and five bronze medals for a staggering total of 25As far as Australia’s head coach Rohan Taylor was concerned, the Aussies were the best.

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