For more than 100 years, InfraBuild has been a distinctly Australian steelmaker, with its heritage stretching back to the opening of Newcastle’s first large-scale steelworks in 1915. Today, the company operates more than 135 locations around Australia and uses electric-arc furnaces to turn scrap steel into locally made material for the nation’s construction and infrastructure work.
ISO 14001
ISO 9001:2015
ACRS Certification
GECA Certification
Steel Sustainability Australia Scheme
Environmental Product Declarations (EPD)
CodeMark
Energy Reducing Process Certificate
EPD
Quality certification
BlueScopeBlueScope is an Australian-founded global steel manufacturer that makes and supplies steel products and engineered building solutions for enduring structures, with its work centered on building and construction. Born as a publicly listed company in 2002, it now operates across 15 countries with more than 16,500 people at over 160 sites. Its best-known brands include COLORBOND® steel, developed for construction applications since the 1960s, and TRUECORE® steel framing, while three sites in Australia and Vietnam hold ResponsibleSteel™ site certification.
Nucor CorporationNucor Corporation manufactures steel and fabricated steel products and is also a major steel recycler. The company says it grew from its first mini mill in 1969 to North America’s largest and most diversified steel manufacturer, with a network of 27 steel mills and more than 300 facilities across North America. Its electric arc furnace steelmaking process uses recycled scrap to make new steel.WEST HAZLETON, PA
Scott MetalsScott Metals is a Woolloongabba, Brisbane steel supplier and fabricator operating since 1967, with a long-standing specialty in structural steel for the domestic building market. It fabricates steelwork to customer specifications, including architectural steelwork, and also operates a metal recycling division.CARNEGIE, PA
NucorNucor grew from a small Vulcraft operation in 1962 into North America’s largest and most diversified manufacturer of steel and steel products, with recycling at the center of its electric-arc-furnace model. The Charlotte-based company’s 33,000 teammates support a broad family of steel and fabricated-product businesses, while more than 70 scrap recycling centers help turn old infrastructure and other discarded metal into new steel. Nucor’s culture is built around teammate ownership, pay-for-performance and a stated goal of becoming the world’s safest steel company.HALETHORPE, MD