Fonderie Horne: Conseiller(ère) communications et relations avec la communauté

About the Company

Glencore is one of the world’s largest diversified natural resources companies. It is also a major producer and marketer of more than 60 commodities. Our operations include around 150 mining and metallurgical sites, oil, agricultural and other facilities, supported by a global network. Our mission is to responsibly provide the base metals that help everyday life, while delivering on social responsibilities. We have 135,000 employees who are at the heart of our business, and we offer opportunities for employees to develop and grow their know‑how and progress in their careers.

The Horne Foundry (Fonderie Horne) operates in Rouyn‑Noranda, copper smelting, and produces 225,000 metric tonnes (tm) of copper annually by processing 840,000 tm of copper concentrates and recyclable materials containing copper and precious metals. It also operates a sulfuric acid plant. Our objective is to responsibly supply metals that make everyday life possible. Employing 630 people, our people are central to our activities and we seek dedicated individuals who take initiative, assume responsibility and wish to be leaders in their field.

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About the Role

Reporting to the Director of Public Affairs and Community Engagement, the Communications and Community Relations Advisor will develop initiatives that promote the establishment and maintenance of harmonious relations with the community. They will be responsible for developing and implementing strategies and action plans to foster harmonious coexistence and ensure constructive dialogue with diverse stakeholders. They will be responsible for welcome and information activities for citizens, all in line with the company values. As a member of the organisation, you will contribute to the continuous and sustainable improvement of your service and will ensure decisions and actions align with the company’s social engagement objective.

Plus specifically you will:

• Support the implementation of the company’s social performance strategy;
• Develop and maintain constructive and durable relations with local communities, organisations, municipalities and Indigenous groups;
• Ensure the implementation of the complaint management mechanism, including monitoring, resolution and documentation of complaints using the Boréalis platform;
• Support risk analyses of projects and operations for social issues;
• Contribute to the design of the social investment strategy and its implementation.

Profile

You hold a university degree in communications, public relations, social sciences or another discipline deemed appropriate. Any experience in a similar role in an industrial setting is an asset.

Personal skills considered essential:

• Good knowledge of international standards and frameworks (IFC Performance Standards, ICMM, UNGP, etc.) is an asset;
• Proven ability to manage sensitive situations and maintain trusted relationships with diverse stakeholder groups;
• Strong analytical, problem-solving and project management skills;
• Availability to occasionally participate in events outside regular working hours;

Working hours

Day shift, 40 hours per week, from Monday to Friday.

Languages

Work is primarily conducted in French; fluency in English is an asset as you will work with English‑speaking colleagues.

Travel

Role based in Rouyn‑Noranda.

What we offer:

• Culture that prioritises safety, integrity, accountability, open-mindedness, simplicity and entrepreneurship
• Competitive and comprehensive benefits package
• Employee well‑being programs
• Professional development opportunities

The priority will be given to candidates who have the right to work in Canada.