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BlueScope has a long history of supplying quality products that meet or exceed Australian Standards at its ISO 9001:2015 accredited manufacturing facilities.

Certifies that BlueScope Australian Steel Products Manufacturing operates an Environmental Management System which complies with the requirements of ISO 14001:2015 for the scope outlined on the certificate.

Certifies that BlueScope Australian Steel Products Manufacturing operates a Quality Management System which complies with the requirements of ISO 9001:2015 for the scope outlined on the certificate.

High phosphorous structural weathering steel with a minimum yield strength of 340MPa.

High phosphorous structural weathering steel with a minimum yield strength of 340MPa.

High phosphorous structural weathering steel with a minimum yield strength of 300MPa.

High phosphorous structural weathering steel with nominal yield strength of 340MPa for thicknesses from 8 to 12mm with an option for guaranteed impact performance at 0°C.

Low phosphorous structural weathering steel with nominal yield strength of 340MPa for thicknesses from 10 to 80mm with options for guaranteed impact performance at 0 and -20°C.

This newly upgraded, four-lane section between Berry and Bomaderry, includes two composite bridges constructed using trough girders fabricated from BlueScope’s REDCOR® weathering steel (with concrete decks).

With an oxidised steel shell wrapping around a series of community gathering spaces, Richard Kirk Architects has marked the importance of place while re-asserting the poetry of cast-off materials.

The REDCOR® weathering steel cladding of this COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture-winning “hotel for students” works on many levels to make it unique and of its place.

The bold roof planes and filigreed sunscreens of Queanbeyan’s new Government Services Centre make this a building very much of its time and place. An uncompromisingly contemporary building, it celebrates the town’s history and reasserts its civic pride.

BlueScope REDCOR® weathering steel has contributed a dramatic, transformative facade to University of Wollongong's iAccelerate business incubation facility, celebrating the community's historic identity while inspiring future innovation.

REDCOR® weathering steel for bridges and other structural applications.

Design Guide prepared by Heavy Engineering and Research Association (HERA) of NZ and Opus International Consultants. Provides a collation of the necessary guidance for the Australian industry to assist with the efficient and appropriate application of weathering steels in Australian bridges. It also provides guidance to achieve the expected performance of weathering steel in Australian bridges, to realise the planned lifespan of the bridges.

ResponsibleSteel™ is the industry’s first global multi-stakeholder standard and certification program. It has been designed to ensure customers, stakeholders and consumers can be confident that the steel they use has been sourced and produced responsibly.

Safety Data Sheet provides information on Cold Rolled Steel Strip and Sheet.

Safety Datasheet provides information on Hot Rolled Steel Plate, Strip and Sheet

When considering the use of REDCOR® weathering steel particular attention is required in key areas that have a strong influence on the corrosion performance and appearance of the product. Potential staining of surrounding areas from REDCOR® run-off also needs to be closely considered and managed appropriately. These key areas are discussed in further detail within this Bulletin.

This Technical Note describes the general precautions and consumable requirements for the welding of REDCOR® weathering steel grades.

Covers changes to standards: AS/NZS 3678, AS/NZS 3679.1 and AS/NZS 3679.2 (released April 2016)

This certificate recognises BlueScope's participation in the worldsteel Climate Action data collection program.

This certificate recognises BlueScope's (Port Kembla Steelworks) participation in the worldsteel Climate Action data collection program.