Biography

Lori-Anne Fleming has a passion for geology and mining that led to beginning her career working underground at Barrick’s Williams Gold mine in Northern Ontario Canada. Initially, her work encompassed geology and later moved into mine layouts and planning within the engineering department. She joined Atlas Copco Mining and Rock Excavation in Canada, holding various roles of increasing responsibility ranging from the national sales and marketing of underground equipment to global roles in business transformation, organizational change, and sales processes. Epiroc and Atlas Copco shared their history until June 2018, when Epiroc became a stand-alone listed company. With these changes came a renewed focus on Epiroc’s global customers and Lori-Anne took on the responsibility for those head quartered in the Americas. An experience that brought sharply into focus how technology could remove people from exposure to harmful energy when interacting with equipment. Epiroc identifies a task that places personnel in the Line-of-Fire of un-isolated or energized equipment with the potential for serious injury or death Live Work. Lori-Anne has the mission to champion Live Work Elimination (LWE) helping to create a standard and culture globally within Epiroc as well as supporting this change in our industry.