Built to take advantage of the secure iron ore supplies from SIMEC Mining's Middleback Ranges, LIBERTY Primary Steel's Whyalla Steelworks is the major source of both special bar quality and commercial-grade billet feed for LIBERTY..

It occupies a 1,000 ha site on the shore of False Bay, Spencer Gulf and is the largest employer in Whyalla, South Australia. LIBERTY Primary Steel is proud to claim our steel rail and steel sleeper systems as Australian made. LIBERTY Primary Steel Whyalla Steelworks . We are a collective of dynamic, agile businesses, challenging assumptions and breaking new ground in multiple sectors – from metals, mining, energy generation and shipping, to engineering, financial services, property and asset evolution. Whyalla is now an economic powerhouse in the region thanks to the steelworks expansion, which will create up to 1500 jobs. Search jobs at GFG Alliance. The Whyalla steelworks is the main employer in the South Australian town, located about 380kms north of Adelaide. Enter your email address to tell us about yourself.

GFG Alliance says it has no “plans for widespread workforce changes” at the Whyalla steelworks, but has refused to rule out future job cuts, after the company axed more than 350 jobs from its steel plants in the UK last week. Iron ore is mined in the Middleback Range to feed the steelworks, resulting in the distribution of finished steel products of over 90 different grades. Steelworks jobs now available. View all our GFG Alliance vacancies now with new jobs added daily! LIBERTY Primary Steel Whyalla Steelworks has significant experience and expertise in the production of steel rail and steel sleeper systems in service to the Australian railway industry. JOIN OUR TALENT NETWORK. Expansion of the Whyalla steelworks will create up to 1500 jobs, a Senate committee meeting in the Upper Spencer Gulf town has been told. The buyout of the Whyalla steelworks and the other Arrium assets saved about 3000 jobs in the South Australian township, which has a population of about 22,000.

The Whyalla Steelworks are a fully-integrated operation, starting with the mining of raw materials and ending with the distribution of finished steel products. According to the company, the steelworks currently employs about 1200 people.

Approximately 1.2 million tonnes of raw steel …

Whyalla Steelworks Seeks Financial Backing from State ABC reported that Freedom of Information documents show that GFG Alliance has surprised the South Australia Government by … Steelworks’ owner GFG Alliance is considering a range of options for upgrading the plant from a base case already agreed at $600 million … View all our steel vacancies now with new jobs added daily!

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