We thank all of our people at BlueScope for a fantastic 2024 and wish everyone here on LinkedIn a healthy, safe and happy holiday season! As always, we appreciate your support and interest in our stories each week, as we showcase our employees and the communities in which we operate. To wrap things up for 2024, we're highlighting a small selection of photos from some the major stories this year, including the exciting announcement of our partnership with Rio Tinto and BHP, the launch of our all-new Orrcon Steel | Manufacturing Pipe and Tube Mill in Unanderra, Australia, Orrcon Steel | Distribution's collaboration with BAOJIA NEW ENERGY MANUFACTURING and Nextracker Inc. and, of course, the ResponsibleSteel™ certification of our site at NS BlueScope Vietnam. ▶️ Revisit our two all-new video series on TVBlueScope, including #SteelShorts (https://lnkd.in/guuTFKAd) and #No6Reline Updates (https://lnkd.in/g99qB-i6). 👉 View our update on the aforementioned partnership for Project NeoSmelt: https://lnkd.in/gXh4ewVn 🌐 Not to mention, you can find the complete feed of news items on our website: https://lnkd.in/gV_5wGZV #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #manufacturing #innovation #sustainability #decarbonisation
BlueScope
Building Materials
Melbourne, Victoria 110,044 followers
We create and inspire smart solutions in steel, to strengthen our communities for the future.
About us
With over 16,500 people across 15 countries, BlueScope is a leading international supplier of steel products and solutions for building and construction markets. Australia’s largest manufacturer, BlueScope’s portfolio of brands includes COLORBOND®, ZINCALUME® and TRUECORE® steels and the LYSAGHT® range of building products. Steel plays a critical role in sustainable development. To BlueScope, sustainability means developing, manufacturing and selling steel products and solutions in a way that provides for a sustainable future, with a focus on continuous improvement, adopting new operating methods and anticipating new products for the future. BlueScope’s long-term growth is underscored by the sustainability of steel and the critical role it will play in supporting a sustainable society. We take a life-cycle approach, looking at the impact of a product over its entire life and focusing on the four principles of a circular economy: reduce, reuse, remanufacture and recycle. Our steel products and services ensure that we contribute to the opportunities and challenges of society’s move to a lower-carbon economy. To deliver long-lasting value and meet the expectations of all of our stakeholders, our business must transform on all fronts. Read BlueScope's latest Sustainability Report at bluescope.com/sustainable-steel. Interested in an exciting career at one of Australia’s most reputable companies with a track record of making things happen? Find out more at bluescope.com BlueScope has been named an Inclusive Employer for 2019–2020 by the Diversity Council of Australia.
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http://www.bluescope.com
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- Industry
- Building Materials
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Melbourne, Victoria
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1928
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Australia’s two largest iron ore miners BHP and Rio Tinto, along with BlueScope, have selected the Kwinana Industrial Area, south of Perth Western Australia as the location to develop Australia’s largest ironmaking electric smelting furnace (ESF) pilot plant—Project NeoSmelt. The NeoSmelt parties also announced that Woodside Energy will join the consortium as an equal equity participant and energy supplier, subject to finalising commercial arrangements. The pilot plant will initially use natural gas to reduce iron ore to direct reduced iron (DRI), but once operational, the project aims to use lower-carbon emissions hydrogen to reduce iron ore. If successful, NeoSmelt has the potential to open a pathway to near-zero emissions steelmaking using Pilbara iron ore and ensure the longevity of Australia's iron ore industry. Watch a video below with details of the announcement from Tania Archibald (Chief Executive, Australian Steel Products), made at a press conference today on-site in Kwinana. Visit our website to learn more and read the full media release: https://lnkd.in/gK_UpHUP #BlueScope #BHP #RioTinto #manufacturing #sustainability #ironmaking #steelmaking #decarbonisation #CreatingStrength
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When you work at #BlueScope, you’ll see your contribution everywhere: like Will, from the Business Development team at Lysaght (a BlueScope company), who supported the architects that designed the Performing Arts Centre at Penrith Anglican College—developing young talent for years to come. We employ people in a wide range of roles, from scientists and engineers to IT, marketing and customer service. To find out more, please visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gmKauXYq #CreatingStrengthCareers
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Watch the fourth episode of our No. 6 Blast Furnace Reline video series, as Justin Reed (Reline Project Director) and Tim Robinson (BlueScope Media Team) introduce you to the team from Marr Contracting who are working on the luffing tower crane at our Port Kembla Steelworks in Australia. More specifically, Tim chats with Ash, Jamie and Zoran and is taken up to the cabin (86 metres in the air) to see first-hand what it's like to drive the crane. We thank the Marr team for granting us this special insight and acknowledge Tim and Craig Nealon (Manager Communications and cameraperson behind the scenes) for their bravery in heading to the top of this astounding machine—not a part of their everyday! ▶️ Find all episodes of the reline series in our dedicated playlist at TVBlueScope: https://lnkd.in/g99qB-i6 ⏱️ Watch our time-lapse SteelShort of the crane's construction: https://lnkd.in/gHjBxAqr #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #No6Reline #Marr #engineering #manufacturing #cranes
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On Human Rights Day, we're pleased to share episode 51 of our #VoicesOfBlueScope podcast, which explores our approach to Respect@Work legislation in Australia and programs for the continuous improvement of workplace culture. 🎧 Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/g6E56RGf The podcast features Laura Towey (National Employee Relations and Experience Manager) holding extended interviews with Sanam Sharma (Manager People) and Cynthia Gallina (Shift Supervisor) in Western Port, Victoria. They share their own professional experiences, views on how to create respectful workplaces and examples from our program of work. You can also watch an interview compilation at TVBlueScope on YouTube, which features Sanam and Cynthia alongside further video participants: Anna Di Giorgio (Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion); Nicole Lane (Senior People Business Partner); and Steven Guy (Bulk Berth Manager). We thank all of our participants for giving their time. ▶️ Watch the video: https://lnkd.in/ghywi-VN 🌐 Learn more about our commitment to creating a safe, healthy and inclusive workplace: https://lnkd.in/d7h8sR-c #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #DiversityAndInclusion #leadership #RespectAtWork
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CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has successfully trialled its game-changing hydrogen production technology at our Port Kembla Steelworks in New South Wales, demonstrating that affordable, renewable hydrogen can be generated at scale to help decarbonise heavy industry. See an original post by CSIRO below and learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gam6diMq #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #CSIRO #hydrogen #energy #decarbonisation #sustainability #renewables
Our hydrogen trial steels the spotlight. 💡 We're thrilled to announce our game-changing hydrogen production technology trial at BlueScope’s Port Kembla Steelworks in New South Wales has been a success! The trial demonstrates that affordable and renewable hydrogen can be generated at scale to help decarbonise heavy industry. Our tubular solid oxide electrolysis (SOE) technology has clocked 1000 hours of successful operation in the trial with BlueScope Steel, which commenced in October this year. Unlike conventional hydrogen electrolysers, which rely heavily on electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, our advanced SOE technology uses both waste heat (for example, steam from the steelworks) and electricity to produce hydrogen with greater efficiency. Read the story: https://lnkd.in/ggDVUcay 📷 | CSIRO researchers Dr Sarbjit Giddey and Dr Gurpreet Kaur, Shannon Ballard from BlueScope and Chris Rowland from Hadean Energy.
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Next in our #FocusOn series is Metalcorp Toowoomba! Watch our dedicated story that recognises people at this site in Queensland, Australia. You'll hear from the following employees about their experiences working with Metalcorp, along with their latest AI safety innovations, how they serve customers and what it means for them to give back to the community and care for their surrounding environment: Danny Ryan (Branch Manager); Taleah Wilson (Customer Service Officer); and Ashley Warren (Warehouse Supervisor). We thank them for their time and making this video possible! 🌐 Visit the Metalcorp website: https://lnkd.in/gwgf69Ky 🔎 Discover #careers with us across Australia: https://lnkd.in/dXkk_eHk #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #Metalcorp #steel #rural #community #environment #Toowoomba #Queensland
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In episode 50, we're excited to feature Jane M. (Chair of the BlueScope Board of Directors), including her first address at the 2024 BlueScope Annual General Meeting and a special interview after the event with Michael Reay (Head of Corporate Affairs at Australian Steel Products). Altogether, Jane gives an overview of BlueScope's global performance and its work towards a low-carbon future, while sharing her personal experience as Chair. 🎙️ Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/gHSuYiQT ▶️ Watch our AGM event video: https://lnkd.in/g8ckmYfv 👥 Learn more about our Board of Directors and Executive Leadership at BlueScope: https://lnkd.in/geD264SP #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #VoicesOfBlueScope #podcast #interview #leadership
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In line with our First Nations Framework in Australia and our commitment to local communities as outlined in 'Our Bond', we were delighted to support two recent events in Wollongong, NSW: the Illawarra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Procurement Networking Panel at Inside Industry PK and the second annual Business Expo at Wollongong Town Hall. Below, you can watch a wrap-up video featuring testimonials and footage from both functions. The Illawarra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Business Expo, a joint initiative by Wollongong City Council and Illawarra Indigenous Business Network (IIBN), was launched in 2023 and is a part of Indigenous Business Month, which is celebrated annually in October. Over 40 local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses participated in a showcase of diverse products and services—from cultural artefacts to construction companies—highlighting the vibrant, entrepreneurial spirit within the community. The Procurement Networking Panel included speakers from government, the corporate sector and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses, emphasising the importance of integrating such organisations into supply chains. Both events provided networking opportunities and fostered collaboration and support. We thank the following people who spoke on camera (in order of appearance): Nyssa Murray (Manager First Nations, BlueScope); Greg Doyle (General Manager, Wollongong City Council); Councillor Tania Brown (Lord Mayor of the City of Wollongong); Errolyn Strang (Founder and Director, Culture Across Time Pty Ltd); Brett Rodwell (Business Development Manager, KJ SCAFFOLDING); Carly Pascoe (Community Development Officer, Wollongong City Council) and Uncle Richard Davis (Dharawal Elder and Chairperson, Illawarra Aboriginal Corporation), who gave the official Welcome to Country. Congratulations to Wollongong City Council and the connected organising committee on two fantastic events, including Carly, Nyssa and Uncle Richard above, along with (in alphabetical order): Amber Waldron (Manager Community and Government Relations, BlueScope); Scott Morgan (Aboriginal Partnerships Manager, NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development); and Tina McGhie (Co-CEO and Consultant at Curijo Pty Ltd). Last, we thank the two further procurement panellists, Catherine Wright (CMJ Food Services) and Christina Snaidero (Procurement Specialist - Outsourced Business Processes, BlueScope), along with all of the wonderful Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander business stallholders who participated. 👥 Discover participating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses on the Wollongong City Council website: https://bit.ly/3Zff95q 📄 Read our 'BlueScope Australia First Nations Framework' document: https://bit.ly/3CClbnX #Aboriginal #TorresStraitIslander #FirstNations #Wollongong #business #procurement #networking #community #BlueScope #CreatingStrength
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Held in Wollongong, the home town of Australian steel manufacturing, our Chair, Jane M. presided over her first Annual General Meeting (AGM) for BlueScope. Our AGM was again an enjoyable event, where our Directors and Executive Leaders connected with shareholders to discuss the matters that mean the most to them. Watch a video montage of the event below! Attendees were given a heartfelt Welcome to Country by Uncle Richard Davis, and our Managing Director and CEO, Mark Vassella, announced the appointment of Michael Yiend as the Head of Property, who will be part of the Executive Leadership Team. In this newly created position commencing in early 2025, Michael will strategically position and unlock value from the 1200-hectare portfolio of non-operational land across our footprint in Australia and New Zealand, including land at our sites in Glenbrook, West Dapto, Port Kembla and Western Port. 📄 View and download 2024 AGM resources through the following link: https://lnkd.in/gCMi_Ac6 👥 Meet our Board of Directors and our Executive Leadership Team: https://lnkd.in/geD264SP #BlueScope #CreatingStrength #AGM #leadership #event #Wollongong