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BlueScope’s approach is to foster responsible business practices and uphold human rights in our own operations and through our supply chains. Read a case study about how we are collaborating with our suppliers to address key sustainability challenges.
BlueScope is committed to being a sustainable and enduring business, one of five sustainability outcomes covered in our Sustainability Report - outcomes that reflect the sustainability challenges and opportunities that matter most to our stakeholders and will drive our success.
See the highlights of our sustainability reporting and the five sustainability outcomes in our video. And read a case study that demonstrates how our people are contributing to this outcome.
We're proud to bring you this year's BlueScope Sustainability Report, which recognises the launch of Our Purpose and is published alongside our first Modern Slavery Statement and FY2020 Tax Contribution Report. Thank you to everyone for their contribution to our sustainability outcomes, which aim to create stronger business and build stronger communities for the future.
John Nowlan, Chief Executive Australian Steel Products, was pleased to host the NSW Leader of the Opposition and colleagues at the Port Kembla Steelworks for the launch of its 'NSW Made' campaign.
BlueScope has been chosen by ASC Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of BAE Systems Australia to supply steel for the prototyping phase of a program to build defence ships in Australia.
Tata BlueScope Steel has introduced high strength, modular and quick to install steel structures to help meet the demand for high quality, ready-to-install health infrastructure in the fight against COVID-19.
BlueScope Managing Director & CEO Mark Vassella discusses a new deal for manufacturing as the disruption of global supply chains as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has rightly focussed attention on Australia’s vulnerability in a time of international crisis. Read the article in @AuManufacturing
In Australia, our buildings face some pretty challenging weather conditions from extremes of heat and cold, to dust, rain, wind and hail.
Innovation often starts with asking ‘Is there a better way?’
Working in Darwin in Australia’s tropical Top End sometimes brings unexpected challenges.
