Latest edition - July 2026
Get ready to explore the July 2026 edition of Steel Australia magazine.
Hear from CASA Engineering on why its essential that we protect Australia’s fabrication capability, and from Steeline on their exciting new chapter.
Discover how St Marys IPO has set a new benchmark for temporary infrastructure, and how the new Fitzroy River Bridge has reconnected the Kimberley.
Get exclusive insights on ASI members, including Brown Steel and Ceejay Engineering.
Contents
- Message from the chair
- Message from the chief executive
- Key features of AustralianSuper’s new employer portal
- Choosing a sustainability certification
- Forging a greener future
- Capability worth protecting
- St Marys IPO sets a new benchmark for temporary infrastructure
- An exciting new chapter for Steeline
- Raising the benchmark: Brown Steel achieves dual certification
- Reconnecting the Kimberley: the new Fitzroy River Bridge
- Built for demanding work: Ceejay Engineering achieves dual certification
A message from the chair
The Safeguard action is not about calling for government hand-outs. It is about bringing attention to, and action against, a major surge in imported steel fabricated structures of a magnitude unseen in our history.
A message from the chief executive
Much of the ASI’s current work is focused on a common objective: ensuring Australia retains the steelmaking, distribution, fabrication, engineering and workforce capability needed to deliver the nation’s projects.
Key features of AustralianSuper’s new employer portal
Payday super is one of the biggest changes to superannuation in recent years. AustralianSuper’s new Employer Portal is designed to support your business.
Choosing a sustainability certification
With sustainability frameworks shaping procurement decisions, it’s important to choose a scheme that aligns with your operations and supply chain.
Forging a greener future
In south-east Queensland’s industrial corridor, ASI associate member Future Forgeworks is preparing to do something Australia has not seen in three decades: build a new steel mill from the ground up.
Capability worth protecting
After three decades building some of Australia’s most challenging steel projects, CASA Engineering is warning that the capability underpinning that work cannot be taken for granted.
St Mary’s IPO sets a new benchmark for temporary infrastructure
Sydney Metro’s St Marys Integrated Project Office was designed as a high-quality commercial workplace that can be dismantled, relocated and rebuilt.
An exciting new chapter for Steeline
After more than three decades of growth, collaboration and service to communities across Australia, Steeline is preparing for an important leadership transition.
Raising the benchmark
Toowoomba-based fabricator Brown Steel recently achieved both Steel Compliance Australia certification and the highest level of certification available through Steel Sustainability Australia.
Reconnecting the Kimberley
The $250 million 270-metre-long, eight-span composite weathering steel and concrete bridge carries the Great Northern Highway over the Fitzroy River.
Built for demanding work
Ceejay Engineering has built its reputation on solving complex fabrication challenges. The Welshpool-based business recently achieved dual certification to AS/NZS 5131 CC3 and AS/NZS ISO 3834 Part 2 through Steel Compliance Australia.
