As part of an ongoing initiative to spotlight exceptional safety leadership across the business, three more individuals have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to creating safer, smarter workplaces.

Rhys Elliss, Senior Offsider at Ranger Drilling, turned a recent Serious Potential Incident into a proactive safety campaign. After identifying a worn cutting disc before use, Rhys initiated a full inspection of all site discs, removing expired equipment and reinforcing a culture of vigilance and ownership.

Mick Stewart - BTP (second from the right).

Mick Stewart, WA Field Service Leading Hand at BTP, has gone above and beyond in his voluntary role as a Workplace Assessor. With 288 practical assessments under his belt, Mick has embraced digital tools and cross-site collaboration to support safety and competence across WA, NSW, and QLD. His mentorship of apprentices and new starters exemplifies consistency and leadership in action.

Casey Tait - Barminco.

Casey Tait, Principal Operational Assurance, Contract Mining, leading the mobilisation of the Great Fingall site, Casey challenged traditional risk assessment methods by engaging with HSE and subject matter experts to trial a new approach based on critical risk standards. The result was a rethink by Westgold on how the mine could be safely executed, earning Casey praise for collaboration, innovation and future-focused thinking. Read more about Great Fingall on Contract win at Great Fingall.

These leaders are the latest to be recognised in a program that continues to highlight the power of individual action in driving collective safety outcomes.