New Gold Inc.

The Rainy River Mine team successfully completed the Tailings Management Area (TMA) Stage 6 dam raise using in-house resources. This project, which added +1.0 meter of crest elevation along 7.5 kilometers of perimeter dams, was finished safely, ahead of schedule, and under budget.  https://lnkd.in/eq4bpx2Y  

Commissioned in early 2024, the new Integrated Operations Centre (IOC) at the New Afton Mine serves as a centralized hub for collecting, analyzing and acting on real-time data from across the site. The facility is also home to control stations for the fleet of autonomous mine equipment.  “At the heart of our IOC is a commitment to embracing innovative advancements that promote a safe and sustainable mine,” said Phillip Le, Innovation & Technology Superintendent. https://lnkd.in/eAcr_35D

New Gold’s President and CEO Patrick Godin sat down with Social Performance Specialist Renata Mrema during a live fireside chat last week for employees across the company. The pair discussed people as the foundation of New Gold’s success, the collaborative approach applied to tackling projects, the importance of relationship-building as an enabler of growth and more. Thank you Renata for hosting the discussion!  

The Rainy River Mine is looking for a Senior Procurement Specialist to join the team. The successful applicant will identify, implement and monitor sourcing strategies across the site in a way that supports operational efficiency and ensures compliance. The successful applicant will be responsible for procuring a wide variety of commodities, materials, supplies, equipment and services—many of which are highly technical and require complex procurement standards and procedures, including negotiation.  To learn more about this role and to apply, click here: https://lnkd.in/eB7xsHEZ  

New Gold’s Rainy River Mine in Northwestern Ontario is looking for a Procurement and Contracts Supervisor. Working with management, the successful applicant will be responsible for leading a team of buyers in the planning and execution of procurement activities for the mine site. The Procurement and Contracts Supervisor will have leadership skills to support the department, as well as demonstrated skills working with both internal and external stakeholders to ensure responsible, transparent and ethical procurement. To learn more about the role and to apply, click here: https://lnkd.in/ez54qrWw    

New Gold’s Rainy River Mine in Northwestern Ontario is looking for a Senior Human Resources Business Partner. As an integral part of New Gold’s human resources department, the successful applicant will provide support to a team of human resources professionals and will be responsible for providing guidance and leadership in employee relations, development, mentoring and more. When you join New Gold, you join a passionate team of professionals who are committed to responsible mining, workplace health and safety, and contributing to sustainable community development. To apply for the role or learn more, click here: https://bit.ly/4f2tyGR

New Gold’s New Afton Mine has a longstanding relationship with the University of British Columbia’s Mine Rescue Team to provide on-site training at the mine. Thank you to New Afton’s Fire and Mine Rescue team members who supported the students and good luck to all the participants at the competition in February! UBC Mine Rescue

Diamonds in the Rough works to address the disparity of women in emergency response through all-female mine rescue training opportunities 👩🏻🚒 🚒 New Gold is proud to have provided a $10,000 contribution to the organization to support their mission. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gFz3Zice  Diamonds in the Rough Emergency Rescue Organization, Inc.

New Gold’s Rainy River Mine recently hosted members of the Independent Tailings Review Board for their annual site tour, allowing for direct observation of operations, construction and maintenance activities.  “Third-party oversight of our tailings facilities is a critical element of effective tailings management, ensuring compliance with industry best practices, and the safe operation of our facilities,” said Sam Amiralaei, Senior Tailings Dam Engineer. “It’s an opportunity not only to enhance our practices even further, but also demonstrates our commitment to responsible mining practices.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gpmA6qJW

Maintaining and upgrading fire and mine rescue equipment is a critical aspect of emergency preparedness at mining operations. This fall, the Rainy River Mine acquired a new fire engine, replacing a fleet of two older fire trucks.  “This really allows us to enhance our firefighting capabilities, ensuring the protection of employees and facilities, and potentially even offer as assistance for local firefighting efforts where possible in the future,” said Jarid Sandelovich, Emergency Services Coordinator. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/geEppsGW