Email us: support@landtrack.com.au
Call us: +61 8 63654111
One day. Lots of discussion and interaction. Case study and best practice analysis. You’ll learn about:
Organizational Culture
Building Legitimacy, Credibility and Trust
Stakeholder Engagement
Case Study Analysis
Fri 16 Jul 2021
9:00 am - 4:30 pm both days
LandTrack Systems, Level 2, 91 Havelock Street, WEST PERTH, 6005
$1,000.00(ex GST)
This one-day workshop enables participants to appreciate and understand the importance of Community Relations and a Social License to Operate in primary industry.
We demonstrate the benchmarks of social performance required by mining industry stakeholders and explore recent and relevant case studies to demonstrate how social licence to operate can be lost, earned and maintained.
Our classes are small, so we can create the best possible learning environment where everyone has the chance to ask questions…
Download Course OutlineOur one-day Improving Community Relations workshop provides thorough guidance on obtaining and maintaining your social license.
Once you’ve completed the workshop, you’ll be clear about everything you need to do to better interact with the community and determine what they want and the best way to interact with and satisfy them.
”Without lifelong learning, you’re not going to do very well. You’re not going to get very far in life based on what you already know.” [Charlie Munger]
Having spent 20 of his 30 years working in mining as a tenement manager, Peter is our resident mining compliance expert.
He began his career as a field technician on a drill rig in Orange, drilling the first holes into Cadia Mine.
Next, he became a tenement manager and studied to become a lawyer.
He regularly provided specialist advice and assistance to the mining industry.
He has a deep and thorough practical understanding of the industry and its challenges.
Peter’s experience combined with his in-depth knowledge of mining legislation and policy around Australia means he can step into your shoes in a heartbeat.
His strong conceptual and analytical skills allow him to develop creative solutions for complex or ambiguous issues.
Peter’s got a taste for adventure that, so far, has taken him hiking through the wilds of WA, TAS and Milford Sound, New Zealand.
Connect with PeterThis one-day workshop enables participants to appreciate and understand the importance of Community Relations and a Social License to Operate in primary industry.
We demonstrate the benchmarks of social performance required by mining industry stakeholders and explore recent and relevant case studies to demonstrate how social licence to operate can be lost, earned and maintained.
Our classes are small, so we can create the best possible learning environment where everyone has the chance to ask questions…
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