Rio Tinto

“I’m always trying to find better ways to use our data to solve complex problems.” 📝 When we recorded this video Claudia was a researcher in our Next Generation Technology team. Now, she's AI Projects Lead in Data & Analytics within Digital Products, showcasing just where a career in Rio can take you. 💻 Through the use of data-driven technology, like our surface mining digital twin, Claudia helps to make our peoples' jobs safer. Digital twins are virtual replicas of our mines, equipment and processes. 🐶 Also a beagle owner and Star Wars enthusiast, Claudia's favourite character is one of the most polarising figures in cinematic history – Ja Ja Binks, whose floppy ears remind her of her dog's. #FindingBetterWays

FIFO, or Fly-in-Fly-out, is how many of our team members get to work. Join Jordan as he travels from Perth to our Tom Price site in Western Australia. 🛬 #FIFO #DayInTheLife For careers head to: riotinto.com/careers

Tackling climate change is a big challenge and we know we can’t decarbonise on our own. We’re working with an ecosystem of partners like BMW Group, Marubeni Corporation and Prysmian to discover new ways of using aluminium. 👉 Swipe through to learn more. #FindingBetterWays #Aluminium

If a picture is worth a thousand words, a new, interactive, 3D-printed mapping innovation is worth much more. 🗺️ Projection Augmented Landscape Models, or simply PALM, is exactly that. The models consist of high-resolution, 3D-printed base tiles, which piece together to form a model of a site's terrain. "Everyone can gather round the table and look at the model from all angles, touch the landscape, point to specific areas and chat about the things that interest them," Bernie, Winu's Manager for Communities and Social Performance, said. #FindingBetterWays

"Cooperation and partnerships are pivotal to what we do." 📊 Menno is now our Chief Financial Officer, Copper. Before this he was our Head of Strategy and Investor Relations. 💡 "In my job, finding better ways means operating, strengthening and growing the business in a profitable and sustainable way," Menno says. 🤝 "Working with governments, capital markets, industry partners, and most importantly, local communities to deliver value together." #FindingBetterWays

What does it take to feed a mining work force? Well, in Western Australia alone we serve 1 million meals every month. 🍽️In a year, that equals 205,000 loaves of bread, and 4.2 million eggs, our partner Sodexo helps keep our teams energised for the day ahead. Discover more about the scale of our logistics: https://lnkd.in/g9JnDw6P #Data #Statistics #Logistics

🌿 Mount Rosser in Jamaica – a former bauxite residue or ‘red mud’ disposal site – has been transformed into a thriving ecosystem thanks to clever re-engineering and innovative soil remediation. 🐦 42 species of birds have been spotted in the area, including 10 bird species that are unique to Jamaica, demonstrating that ‘red mud’ can be coaxed over time to bring once-barren land back to life. 📖 Discover the story in the book, 102 things to do with a hole in the ground, from the Eden Project, showcasing the world’s best examples of mines being transformed to give habitats and communities around them new futures. #MineClosure #FindingBetterWays

New Zealand’s Aluminium Smelter (or NZAS) is located at the bottom of the country's South Island in Tiwai Point. The smelter converts alumina into aluminium using renewable hydroelectricity, resulting in one of the lowest carbon footprints for an aluminium smelter in the world. 📸 Swipe across for a glimpse into the scale of this facility. #NZAZ #hydroelectricity #FindingBetterWays

The low-carbon transition is at the heart of our business strategy. But working alone is not enough; together with our customers and suppliers, we're driving decarbonisation across our value chains. Learn more about our strategy below. 👇 #FindingBetterWays

We're working with Traditional Owners and local Aboriginal people to rehabilitate mined land with culturally significant species of native plants. At our Weipa operations, in Far North Queensland Australia, we mark each rehabilitated section with the year it was replanted, showing a changing approach to rehabilitation over the decades. Read more about our community seed collection project: https://lnkd.in/gx65WHck #FindingBetterWays