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Mine Head
February 2016
PT Indominco Mandiri
Era Tjahya Saputra
Mine Head
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Agenda
1. General Information
2. Mining Operation
3. Quality, Safety & Environment and CSR
Project History
1990
1991
1992
1994
1996
1999
1997
1998
Signed Contract of Work (COW) 05 Oct 1990
General Survey (1990-1991)
Exploration Program (1992-1993)
Feasibility Study (1993-1995)
Interim Facilities Construction (1995-1997)
Signed Coal Mining Contract with PT. PAMA (30 May 1996)
First Coal Shipment using Interim Facilities (18 Apr 1997)
First Overburden Mining (15 Jul 1996)
Permanent Facilities Construction (1997-1999)
First Coal Shipment using Permanent Facilities (Jan 1999)
Acquired by ITM ( BANPU ) 2001
2009 East Block start up
2008 Upgrade Bontang Coal Terminal Capacity
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Indominco Concession Area
EAST BLOCK
WEST BLOCK
PORT STOCKPILE PORT
SHIP LOADER
SANTAN RIVER
CRUSHER 2
CRUSHER 1
IM OFFICE
PAMA OFFICE
OVER PASS KM. 10
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Agenda
1. General Information
2. Mining Operation
3. Quality, Safety & Environment & CSR
West Block & East Block Typical X-Section
Mine Stockyard
Coal crushing
Land Clearing &
Stripping of top soil
Dumping of waste
Drilling and blasting of
Overburden
Stripping of
overburden
Coal
mining
ROM
Coal Transport 35 km
To Port Stock yard
Port Stockyard
Cap 600.000 Ton
Overland Conveyor 4 Km
Top soil spreadingRevegetation
Oversea Conveyor 2,5 Km
Shipping
COAL FLOW
PT. INDOMINCO MANDIRI
Coal Mining Process
Mining Operation Concept
Mining Activity
Coal Expose Coal winning
Coal Cleaning
Overburden Removal
Mine Facility: stockyard
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Agenda
1. General Information
2. Mining Operation
3. Quality, Safety & Environment & CSR
a) Managing top soil/sub-soil
b) Overburden placement
c) Wastewater treatment, monitoring and management
d) Erosion and sedimentation control
e) Dust control
f) Hazardous material and hydrocarbon management
g) Rehabilitation/reclamation
h) Seed development
EnvironmentManagement
During mining process, PT Indominco Mandiri put concern in managing environmental aspect and impact, such as:
Water Quality Monitoring
Emission monitoring
Revegetation
Environmental monitoring
Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus)
Kancil (Tragulus sp.)
Biawak (Varanus sp.)
Ayam hutan (Gallus sp.)
Environmental monitoring (fauna)
Kucica hutan (Copsychus malabaricus) Cucak kuricang (Pycnonotus atriceps) Delimukan jambrud (Chalcophaps indica)
Burung madu kelapa
(Anthreptes malacensis)Burung madu rimba
(Hypogramma hypogrammicum)Pijantung kecil (Arachnothera longirostra)
Environmental monitoring (fauna)
Nursery
To provide good and qualify seedling for rehabilitation/reclamation process, we develop a nursery area in 2 hectare area wide.
47 species were nurtured including local seeds from flora conservation activity.
To improve number of seed, since 2013 we provided tissue culture laboratory which currently 3 species are in trial to be propagate.
Tissue culture laboratory
Sample of seed being propagate using tissue culture technique. We are focusing in 3 local species to be propagate, which are: orchid, Duabanga sp., and Aquilaria(gaharu)
As part of company policy in sustainable development, we implement programs that we called “Environmental Initiative” during our operation, such as
a) Water conservation
b) Energy conservation
c) Flora conservation
d) Orangutan/wild animal conservation
e) Mangrove plantation
f) Reduce, Reuse and Recycle (3R) program
Environmental Initiative
Usage of rainfall as source of domestic water
Reuse of wastewater from washing plant in close system
Application of wastewater for dust control in
hauling area
Water conservation
Utilization solar cellCoal fired power plant (2 x 7 MW) replacing
usage of generator set
Energy conservation
In Pit Crushing and Conveying (IPCC) System replacing truck & shovel system
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Coral transplantation
Coral transplantation has been implemented since 2010 at Tanjung Meranggas shore at Bontang Sea.
Currently, we have 600 blocks transplanted coral reef.
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Flora conservation
Started in 2011, in cooperation with Purwodadi Botanical Garden, flora conservation has collected 561 specimen in 40.000 sqmsampling area (2011). During inventory process, we found rare and protected species which being conserve and will be propagate ex-situ in Purwodadi Botanical Garden.
Some 297 plants of 16 species which acclimatized in nursery have been re-introduced in reclamation area and during 2012-2013, 150 plants of 60 species were planted in Purwodadi Botanical Garden and become the state collection.
Borrasodendron borneense,
a rare and protected species
of palm tree found in IMM-
East Block
Acclimatization and propagation process in nursery
Flora conservation (picture of activity)
Acclimatized plants were re-introduced and inserted in reclamation area WD 1 and WD 13 HWPB
Acclimtized plants
Transportation
Land preparation
Plantation
Flora conservation (plants re-introduction)
Orangutan & wild animal conservation
Captured monkeys (Macaca nemestrina) from camp and canteen area were released back in the wild
Indominco and Ecositrop join action to save orangutan
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Minister of Forestry planted mangrove at
Santan Coast near port area
Bontang Major (Mr. Adi Dharma)planted mangrove at SantanCoast near port area
Mangrove plantation
Employees and surrounding community join together to plant mangrove at
Santan Coast near port area
Mangrove plantation started since 2010 and has planted 37,000 mangroves until January 2016. This program will continue in the future
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Fly ash & bottom ash utilization as paving block
3R program
Best Award from Mining Dept
for Env ManagementPROPER NATIONAL LEVEL
CERTIFIED ISO 14001:2004
7 TIMES8 TIMES
AWARD FROM EAST KALIMANTAN GOVERNORPROPER PROVINCE LEVEL (EAST KALIMANTAN)
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Environmental award
ISO 9001:2008
Certificates
ISO 14000:2004
Certificates
OHSAS 18001:2007
Certificates
Certificates of
Accreditation
Implementation of Management System
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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STAKEHOLDER
Implementation
1. Management Activity
2. Need assessment local need
3. Facilitated of community
4. Communicating
5. Coordinating and
collaboration
Planning
1. Participative
collaborative CCC
Members
2. Planning of RKAB
3. Planning of Success
parameter CD
4. Documentation and
report
Sustainability program
CD
Report
1. Regular report of CD
2. Report of Achievement CD
Monitoring and
Evaluation
1. Monitoring program CCC
2. Evaluation Program CCC
3. Persepsition study
STAKEHOLDER
Sustainability Development CSR Program
Learning together
Growing together
Sustainable together
Learning
Growing
Sustainable
Sustainability Development CSR Program
Community leaders and group committees
Villagers and group members
• Studying to work• Strong and effective teamwork• Strong commitment• Transparency and honesty• Building up confidence to their members• Sincere/open discussion and sharing• Continuous learning and capacity building in
order to update and apply new knowledge.
• Good spirit• Harmony and cooperation• Participation• Sense of ownership• High discipline• Build-up the confidence
Management Networking
• Management skills• Prioritization of key projects/activities• Ability to sustain projects/activities• Regular meetings, monitoring• Participatory problem solving
• Sharing experiences to other communities and institutions regarding community self-reliance practice
• Obtaining supports from governmentagencies and private sectors on knowledge, budget, and equipment
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Mangrove
Seaweed Farm
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Home Industry
Study Functional
Illiteracy, A, B, and C
CD & CSR activity
CD & CSR Award
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PADI, KARET
PADI, KARET, RUMPUT LAUT
KARET
PETERNAKAN SAPI, KARET
PADI
KARET, SAWIT SAWIT, KARET
SAWIT
RUMPUT LAUT
HORTIKULTURA, RUMPUT LAUT
SAWIT, KARET
CD Integrated Program
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THANK YOU
Quality improvementSafe workingEnvironmental friendly
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