This demand intensified during the First World War when foreign supplies were cut off. In 1918 John Lysaght (Australia) Pty Ltd was founded to serve the Australian building and construction industry. Galvanized steel from Lysaght's English factory had already established the market for high quality coated steel building products, sold under Lysaght's famous 'ORB' brand, that was to contribute to a uniquely Australian style of architecture that still dominates the rural landscape. Lysaght pioneered modern steel coating technologies.
Australian Iron & Steel Limited (AIS) was formed in 1928 to operate a steelworks at Port Kembla in New South Wales adjacent to the region's abundant coalfields. The Port Kembla Steelworks has grown to become one of the world's most successful and efficient steel plants, a low-cost facility that is a significant source of the modern BlueScope Steel's competitive advantage.
AI&S was acquired by BHP in 1935. John Lysaght (Australia) Pty Ltd became a wholly owned subsidiary in 1979.
From the outset of its involvement in the steel industry, BHP had been heavily export-orientated and international in its focus. Exports began in the first year of steel production and the company opened its first overseas marketing office in Singapore in 1935.
New Zealand Steel was founded in 1968 to convert the rich iron sands of Waikato North Head, near Auckland, into modern steel products for the New Zealand and export markets. It became a part of BlueScope Steel in 1989.
BlueScope Steel has been developing its network of coating lines and rollforming plants across Asia since the late 1960s, with the production and distribution of LYSAGHT® building products in Singapore and Malaysia. Today the company is a major supplier to customers in all major Asian markets supplied from state of the art coating lines in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.
These investments marked a shift in corporate strategy from a focus on the Australian domestic market to a multi-domestic strategy. Aligned with this was a commitment to the production of flat steel products and a recognition that this market segment held the greatest potential for growth and world competitiveness.
Excess global steelmaking capacity caused BHP to close the loss-making Newcastle Steelworks in 1999. In doing so, the company again prepared itself for success, ensuring its operations were efficient, cost-effective and able to meet the challenges of a changing industry and changing markets.
In October 2000, the long products components of BlueScope Steel's business - including the Whyalla Steelworks, the downstream market mills which continued to operate in Newcastle and various steel distribution assets - were separated from the company and listed on the Australian Stock Exchange as OneSteel Limited.
In March 2001, BHP announced two major decisions: that it was merging with the Anglo-African mining house Billiton plc to form a dual-listed company called BHP Billiton; and that BlueScope Steel was to be spun out as a separate Australian publicly listed company.
BlueScope Steel Limited (formerly known as BHP Steel) was ultimately listed on the Australian Stock Exchange on 15 July 2002.
Since the public listing BlueScope Steel has expanded further in to Asia with the development of new plants in China, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam.
The company adopted its new name of BlueScope Steel in November 2003.
In April 2004, BlueScope Steel acquired Butler Manufacturing in the United States. Founded in 1901, Butler Manufacturing is today the leading designer and producer of pre-engineered buildings in North America and China. Butler is based in Kansas City and sells through about 4,000 independent dealers and contractors, and through strategic alliances with other corporations.
BlueScope Steel acquired Smorgon Steel Distribution in August 2007. The acquisition provides BlueScope Steel with improved channels to the Australian steel distribution market and increases its ability to add value to its hot rolled coil and other flat steel products through a growing national network of steel service centres.
In February 2008, the Company completed the acquisition of IMSA Steel Corp, its largest acquisition since listing on the ASX. The acquisition increased BlueScope Steel's presence in the North American building products and solutions markets by broadening its scope and geographic reach beyond the platform that was originally established through the acquisition of Butler Manufacturing Company.
We are one of the world’s leading producers of metallic coated and painted high quality steel. The group was originated in Australia and has steel manufacturing plants in New Zealand, USA, Asia and downstream product operations in 18 countries.
Our site in Indonesia was established in 1993, building a very successful business by leveraging supports of our partners, quality products and most importantly our people. The Company has a strategy to grow rapidly in the coming years. As part of our overall business strategy, we always strive to increase our people capability to ensure achievement of our growth and profitability objectives.
Submit Application
Send your complete application and resume within 2 weeks to:
Human Resources PT BlueScope Steel Indonesia
Krakatau Industrial Estate Cilegon
Jl. Asia Raya Kav. O2, Cilegon 42443, Banten
Or email to: recruitment.bsi@bluescopesteel.com
Available Position
Master Data Management and Process Analyst
Bekasi (Jawa Barat), Jakarta Raya
Responsibilities:
- Customer focus
- Self development
- Problem solving
- Drive for result
Requirements:
- Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's Degree, Finance/Accountancy/Banking or equivalent.
- Required language(s): English, Bahasa Indonesia
- At least 3 year(s) of working experience in the related field is required for this position.
- Preferably Supervisor / Coordinators specializing in Finance - General/Cost Accounting or equivalent.
- Full-Time position(s) available.
- Good understanding of ERP process, systems dan data sruktures
- Analytical experience
