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BlueScope Managing Director and CEO Mark Vassella today announced changes to the Company’s Executive Leadership Team (ELT) to further deliver on its ‘Transform, Grow, Deliver’ strategy. These changes will be effective 1 February 2023.
Half a century of operations was celebrated on 3 November 2022 at the home of BlueScope’s Victorian COLORBOND® steel manufacturing site at Hastings.
A ceremony at North Star BlueScope Steel in Delta, Ohio, has marked the plant's US$700 million facility expansion. The expansion has created more than 100 new jobs and will increase annual hot rolled coil production by 850,000 metric tonnes.
Today BlueScope people across our business join in recognising International Women’s Day.
BlueScope has announced that the Port Kembla Steelworks (PKSW) in the Illawarra, New South Wales, Australia has been awarded ResponsibleSteel™ site certification.
BlueScope has announced some important changes to its Executive Leadership Team, which reinforce the Company’s important sustainability credentials.
On 14 September, BlueScope published its FY2021 Sustainability Report, Tax Contribution Report, and Modern Slavery Statement. Together with the Climate Action Report, these Reports demonstrate the progress we are making on our sustainability journey.
BlueScope is proud to be a signatory to 40:40 Vision, an initiative led by members of Australia’s investor and business community to achieve gender balance in executive leadership across all ASX200 companies by 2030.
Today BlueScope has announced the winners of the Health & Safety Excellence Awards for 2020. Each year these awards highlight a snapshot of our focus to keep our workplaces safe, and the innovative ways our people approach health and safety solutions.
Our Australian Steel Products business has entered into a new partnership with the NSW Department of Education to establish a STEM academy in the Illawarra, home to the Port Kembla Steelworks. The Department’s STEM Industry School Partnership (SISP) Program aims to give students practical and real-world insights into the application of their classroom experiences.
