Mining

As the mining industry has a major impact on the Pilbara and Kimberley regions, we’re here to help your company fulfill its social and environmental responsibilities.

With in-depth local knowledge and more than 10 years’ experience, our consultants can ensure you maintain your social license to operate and support you in achieving your CSR objectives.

We can assist with a diverse range of activities associated with transitioning mining economies and can also manage mine closure and rehabilitation projects.

With more than 10 years experience developing projects in WA’s regions, we have a proven track record for working with health service providers, youth groups, arts and culture organisations and more.

We believe corporate social responsibility goes far beyond ticking boxes to uphold your social license.

For us, it’s about creating social value and finding ways for your business to make a real contribution that benefits our regional communities.

As we’re based in the North West, our team members are locals who have developed strong relationships with all of the key stakeholders in the area.

This means we’re uniquely positioned to influence project outcomes and can provide Perth companies with valuable advice and insight into the needs of the regions.

With RFF Australia on your side, you’ll be able to engage with the local communities and provide meaningful support to regional initiatives.

When your operations in the Pilbara and Kimberley come to an end, it’s important to appropriately manage your social and environmental impact.

If your mine closure is not handled correctly, it can have significant consequences for your business, negatively effecting your public reputation as well as your future projects.

You can rely on our experts to effectively plan and manage the closure of your mine and rehabilitate the surrounding land.

Given our strong understanding of the regions, we can assist you in complying with all regulatory requirements and can navigate challenges that are unique to the area, such as Native Title.