Suncor president and CEO Mark Little steps down after oilsands death yyc abenergy oilsands
, Alta., the latest in a string of workplace deaths and safety incidents that have plagued the energy giant. Since 2014, there have been at least 12 deaths at Suncor sites, more than all of its oilsands rivals combined.
Under Little’s management, Suncor announced a series of initiatives aimed at improving safety at the company, including a third-party review and the implementation of new fatigue management and collision avoidance technology. Young added it’s possible Little’s days at Suncor were numbered even before Thursday’s workplace death. He said Elliot — which has a track record of targeting large corporations it views as underperformers — is probably looking for improved financial performance at Suncor, and the company’s efforts so far may not have proven to be enough.
The company also thanked Little, who joined Suncor in 2008 and has been CEO since 2019, for his years of service and wished him well.Article content
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