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Alcoa aspires to be the best company in the world and to do this we must be the best neighbour in each community where we operate.
Alcoa is committed to building capacity within our own operations and the communities in which we work to create sustainable operations and sustainable and stronger communities with a shared future.
Stronger communities create opportunities for people and organisations to work together to bring about economic, social and environmental benefits for us all.
For the plant to achieve its aims, it is essential that we consult with the community.
Community Advisory Board
The Community Advisory Board (CAB) is a consultative group made up of representatives from the local community, industry neighbours, environment groups and the EPA.
Established in 2001, the CAB creates a forum for two-way communication between the smelter and the broader community regarding issues that both Alcoa Point Henry and the Greater Geelong community can work on together.
The Community Advisory Board meets bi-monthly to discuss a broad range of issues and opinions relating to all aspects of Point Henry’s operations.
Upcoming CAB meeting dates - 2008
Monday 23 June
Monday 28 July (AGM)
Monday 22 September
Monday 24 November
Monday 15 December (end of Year function)
N.B- All meetings will begin at 6.30pm and be held at Dromoland House, 258 Pakington Street, Geelong West, Victoria, Australia, unless notified otherwise.
For more information on the Community Advisory Board or any community matter relating to Point Henry, contact the plant’s Community Relations Officer on +61 3 5245 1406.
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