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62 Independence Group NL

CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT

From time to time IGO engages contractors (as both businesses and individuals)

to provide various services at our sites (i.e. mine sites, exploration projects,

warehouses and offices). When contractors are at an IGO site, their safety and

welfare is IGO’s responsibility.

IGO’s Contractor Management Processes are evolving. We are in the process of

implementing minimum performance criteria (safety, environment, governance,

operating performance and site management) for our contractors. Once fully

implemented, all contractors will be subject to a pre-qualification process to ensure

they understand IGO’s requirements and are held to account in respect of their

performance. As a general principle, IGO expects contractors to conform to IGO’s

safety management system. Subject to contractual arrangements, IGO may require

a contractor to also operate in accordance with their own safety management

system. Irrespective of the arrangement, IGO expects that its contractors provide

their workforce with a safe system of work and a safe place of work. We expect

that they monitor and report on their performance, and that we see improved

trends in measured outcomes. Put simply, we expect to see the same high

standards expected of our direct employees, with no serious workplace injuries

and a declining trend in minor injuries.

Our major contractors have requirements in their contracts consistent with the

IGO Code of Conduct and Sustainability Standards. Our contractors are required to

undertake a comprehensive program of IGO and work site inductions to develop a

clear understanding of the requirements of working at our sites.

All contractors working at IGO sites are provided with an IGO representative to

manage their contract. This provides IGO with a direct opportunity to maintain

ongoing sustainability management.

$2.2 M

spent on Bundarra

Contracting in FY2015