Working for Hudbay
Hudbay’s Manitoba Operations offer a wide range of opportunities, from mining and technical roles to administrative and leadership positions. We value diverse perspectives, knowing they strengthen our teams and enhance long-term success.
Protecting our Environment
Hudbay is committed to sustainable mining practices that minimize environmental impact.
Indigenous Relations
Hudbay respects Indigenous rights and honours the rich histories and cultures of the regions where we operate. We actively engage with communities to build strong partnerships for long-term sustainable growth.
We acknowledge that the land on which Hudbay Minerals operates is situated on the traditional territories of the Swampy Cree and Woodland Cree, the Anishinaabe, Oji-Cree, Dene, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We honour the enduring relationship that these Indigenous peoples have with the land, which has sustained their communities for generations.
We recognize the rich histories, cultures, and traditions that have shaped this region, and we are committed to respecting and supporting the rights of these nations as we engage in our activities. In this spirit, we strive to build meaningful relationships and foster collaboration with Indigenous communities, ensuring that their voices are heard and their contributions valued. We are dedicated to promoting sustainability, stewardship, and reconciliation in all that we do.
Hudbay’s Operations in Manitoba
For nearly a century, Hudbay has proudly called Manitoba home, establishing strong partnerships within the region. Since then, we’ve developed and operated 29 mines in the Flin Flon – Snow Lake Greenstone Belt, and we continue to advance our operations in Snow Lake while exploring new opportunities in the area.
Home Safe Everyday
Hudbay prioritizes health and safety through comprehensive management systems designed to effectively address risks. These systems help identify, assess, address and mitigate potential hazards.