RJLL Drilling

First Nations

Our partners

First Nations

First Nations and RJLL

Over the past year, RJLL Drilling has developed partnerships with Indigenous communities in order to have a positive impact on their territories. We hope, through the creation of these new entities, to promote the training, hiring and development of the workforce of Indigenous communities, with the purpose to generate positive consequences and to share the profits with each community in which RJLL will operate. These partnerships are mainly based on knowledge sharing and a complete training plan to teach them the profession of diamond driller in order to be able to integrate them well into the field of drilling and thus contribute to the economic development of the First Nations.

RJLL Drilling and Assibi Industries have signed a major partnership which will aim to create a link between the world of drilling and the Anishnabe Nation of Lac Simon so that it can take part in drilling activities on their territory.

This collaboration will allow us to extend our territory of activities to Nunavik. We would especially like to thank our partners Lukasi Pilurtuut and Lukasi Tukirqi from Kangiqsujuaq as well as Johnny Alaku and Donald Cameron from Salluit for their involvement in signing this major project.

In partnership with the Spencer family, Lindy and his two boys Linden and Lindros, from the community of Eastman, this entity was created to contribute to the economic development of Cree communities in the James Bay sector.