Community

IronClad believes in building enduring partnerships in their host communities. For the Wilcherry Hill project, this means that IronClad will contribute to the long-term well-being of Kimba and the wider Eyre Peninsula community.

The construction phase of the Wilcherry Hill project will employ up to 100 people and full time operations will see up to 160 people working at the mine. IronClad will work closely with the Kimba community to identify local employment and contracting opportunities.

The company has already committed to locating the accommodation village, which will house up to 80 people, in Kimba. In addition, IronClad has developed a local employment program to attract former residents back to Kimba and permanent staff will be encouraged to relocate to Kimba.

IronClad will employ a Community Relations Officer to coordinate community engagement and consultation activities throughout the life of the project.