Mine to Market - July 2009 - Ernest Henry Mining
Mine to Market - July 2009 - Ernest Henry Mining
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ISSUE 99 : 7<br />
Farewell Glen Croft<br />
Glen Croft retires after 42 years<br />
in the industry<br />
After 42 years in the mining industry and<br />
nine years with the company, Glen Croft<br />
– General Manager Asset Management,<br />
will be retiring from Xstrata Copper on<br />
7 August, <strong>2009</strong>.<br />
Glen commenced with Mount Isa <strong>Mine</strong>s in<br />
May 2000 as Group Maintenance<br />
Engineer. Prior <strong>to</strong> this, he had worked in<br />
various engineering and maintenance<br />
support management roles for the<br />
Rio Tin<strong>to</strong> Group.<br />
In March 2001, Glen was promoted <strong>to</strong> the<br />
position of General Manager Maintenance<br />
Support for Mount Isa <strong>Mine</strong>s. Glen was a<br />
key member of the senior management<br />
team during the formation of Xstrata<br />
Copper in January 2004.<br />
Since that time he has been the driving<br />
force in the development of the Asset<br />
Management Common System approach<br />
for Xstrata Copper North Queensland, and<br />
his disciplined leadership has seen the<br />
successful development and roll-out of<br />
this system globally across Xstrata<br />
Copper’s five divisions.<br />
“The system that Glen has developed is<br />
now recognised as the benchmark for all<br />
Xstrata Copper common systems and he<br />
can be proud of this achievement,” said<br />
Steve de Kruijff – Chief Operating Officer,<br />
Xstrata Copper North Queensland.<br />
“On behalf of the Xstrata Copper North<br />
Queensland Division, I would like <strong>to</strong> thank<br />
Glen for the commitment he has provided<br />
<strong>to</strong> our business,” said Steve.<br />
“We wish Glen and his wife Diane all the<br />
very best in their retirement,” he said