Who are Corus?
The Steel Works history goes back to from 1967 when the British Steel Corporation (BSC) was formed by bringing 90% of British Steelmaking into public ownership, through privatisation in 1987, until the formation of Corus in 1999. A new dawning and new beginning after a merger ... Read review
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Advantages: A major competitor worldwide Disadvantages: The pollution
...to from 1967 when the British Steel Corporation (BSC) was formed by bringing 90% of British Steelmaking into public ownership, through privatisation in 1987, until the formation of Corus in 1999. A new dawning and new beginning after a merger of British Steel and Koninklijke Hoogovens in 1999. The time bought a lot of uncertainty to steel workers across the UK. It was a time of change and a majority didn't like it. It came and it happened. Things ... ...logo is a symbol of confidence and a mark of quality and service. It did seem perculiar compared to the gritty blue BSC logo. The name Corus was selected to differentiate the company from competitors with a modern and distinctive approach supported by a strong visual identity, it certainly did that.
Corus is an international metals group that manufactures, processes and distributes metal products with carbon steel being it's main focus.
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Advantages: Real experience Disadvantages: Working through the Summer
...placement with Corus Steels (formerly British Steel). I am on an accredited training program with the IEE whilst not studying at Loughborough University. I have worked in several departments including Process Control, BOS plant and Central Electronics. All of my experiences have been positive and I would wholly reccommend a placement here. The staff are mostly very helpfull although some are not always Student-friendly at first. However, I've found ...
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