Worldsteel recognizes four member companies for safety and health excellence

Wednesday, 10 October 2012 10:46:36 (GMT+3)   |  
During the World Steel Association's (worldsteel) 46th annual meeting held in New Delhi on October 10, worldsteel announced that it has recognized four of its member companies, China Steel Corporation, Gerdau, NatSteel and Tata Steel, for excellence in their safety and health programs.
 
Commenting on the safety and health issue, worlsteel's chairman for 2011-2012, Xiaogang Zhang, said, "The goal of an injury-free work environment is the highest priority for our industry and the safety and health of our people is the core value of the industry. This is even more important in difficult economic times when it may be tempting to reduce safety efforts and resources. I am very pleased to see increased level of participation from our industry and improved safety performance this year despite the recent challenging business environment."

Similar articles

Brazilian high-grade iron ore price edges up on slight rise in Chinese pig iron output

Brazil's Votorantim group sells Argentina's Acerbrag to Mexico's Simec, exits steel industry

Turkey's flats mills assess potential supply issues, HRC offers barely voiced

Turkey raises local and export longs prices by $5-10/mt, mainly amid supply concerns

Ex-Asia billet sales accelerating, though prices unchanged

Local Chinese stainless steel prices move up for 304 series products

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - November 11, 2026

Saudi retail rebar prices decline in November as market sentiment remains under pressure

Spanish scrap price outlook remains downward, high energy costs weigh on steel mills

Local Chinese scrap prices indicate declines