As Health, Well-being and Innovation Manager, Steph O'Dwyer discusses her career, the importance of health and well-being and how it felt to be recognised with the Safety Advocacy Award at the 2022 Women in Industry Awards.

Four former employees return to Port Kembla Steelworks, where they reminisce about their past work with No. 6 Blast Furnace and discuss the future reline of this crucial piece of infrastructure.

We chat with Tay Kruizinga, an award-winning Licensed Graded Tradesperson in Port Kembla, Australia. She tells her career-change story, shares what she loves about her role and explains how other women can pursue work in trades.

After an impressive 43 years with BlueScope, Dave Bell (retiring General Manager Manufacturing at Port Kembla) reflects on his career, describes the people he’s met along the way and explains how the company has evolved.

We learn about New Zealand Steel's partnership with Road Safety Education, a not-for-profit organisation that is committed to reducing trauma on our roads by educating young people in senior high school.

This episode includes excerpts from the 2021 Annual General Meeting (AGM) and reflections on company performance for the year, along with a behind-the-scenes interview after the event.

Situated in Delta, Ohio in the United States, North Star BlueScope Steel has been undertaking a major expansion project. We meet four people there who explain the company, its teams and the project.

Benn Williams, Katy Jones, Mark Weaver and Mikaela Keir join the podcast to discuss their work on the Identity committee at New Zealand Steel, which promotes the benefits of diversity and inclusion at work and beyond.

We were thrilled to welcome 91-year-old John Lysaght (former Lysaght MD) and his family to our Springhill Plant at the Port Kembla Steelworks in Australia. Hear the interview with the family by Michael Reay.

We meet Steven O'Connor and Petcharat Wongkamonrat from NS BlueScope in Thailand, who share stories about how the company has been promoting health, sustainability and education across the country.

We hear from a panel of four BlueScope employees who participated in Jawun Indigenous Corporate Partnerships in Australia, as they encourage others to apply for the program.

Aidan Grindle, Bradley Heino, Naomi Alves and Stuart Kerr are at different stages of their careers but they each have one thing in common: they all started at BlueScope as apprentices.

We speak with Letitia Sutherland Napaltjarri and Rachael Robinson, two interns with CareerTrackers, to learn more about their experiences with the program and working at BlueScope.

At BlueScope, like many others, we have adapted the way that we work. This episode reflects on these changes in 2020 and includes excerpts from our AGM, as we look ahead to 2021.

Located in Sydney, this site produces flat steel products for building and construction. Alex Buckoski and Mandi Kumar explain what goes on there.

Craig Roadcap, Branch Manager at Batemans Bay, tells the story of how he and his team kept their site safe and running during the devastating bushfires of 2019.

Meet three modern-day pioneers at the Port Kembla BOS: Ruby O’Driscoll, Kiana Rodgers and Gillian Smillie. They were the first to constitute an all-female team in the control-room—a crucial point in our process.

We speak with Justin Tierney (GM, BlueScope Fiji) and Bhavesh Kumar (Director, RC Manubhai Group of Companies) about what it's like to work with diverse cultures in Fiji and make a difference to building standards there.

We speak with Shaun Yeo, Hung Dang and Maharany (Nikki) Putri about the various corporate social responsibility programmes that are happening at NS BlueScope in Southeast Asia.

In this episode, we chat with John Conran from Port Kembla about his career and how he won an internal competition (linked to Australian TV show 'The Block') with a creative, poetic entry.

Visiting a lesser-known section of the Port Kembla Steelworks in Australia, the Skin Pass Mill, we meet three BlueScope employees who offer their own perspectives on this important part of the steelmaking process.

We hear from Jill Harmon, Foundation Director at The BlueScope Foundation in the USA. She speaks about the work that the foundation does to support charities in local communities, along with her career and personal interests.

We meet four individuals who are part of the team that constructed a new coil plate line at the Port Kembla Steelworks in Australia—from the ground up.

Welcome to the first episode of our podcast Voices of BlueScope. Stay tuned for future interviews with BlueScope people!