Steelton
ArcelorMittal Steelton is a steel-making facility located along the Susquehanna River in Steelton, Pa. just south of Harrisburg. The location provides fast and economical access to customers through an excellent shipping network of highways and railroads. The plant produces railroad rails, specialty blooms, forging-quality ingots and special quality bars for use in the railroad industry, forging and industrial markets. It is one of only two rail producers in the United States. In operation since 1867, the plant was formerly part of Bethlehem Steel Corporation. The Steelton plant covers nearly 380 acres of land and has approximately 700 employees./p>
Examples of Environmental Excellence
Voluntarily meeting standards
ArcelorMittal Steelton recently achieved ISO 14001 certification as a demonstration of its commitment to environmental excellence. An internationally recognized standard, ISO 14001 is not required for U.S. manufacturers. Instead, organizations adhere to it voluntarily by working to obtain certification, therefore acknowledging an effective environmental management system (EMS). A valid EMS involves superior compliance and adherence to independent standards regulating water and air emissions.