Business as Usual as British Steel Undertakes Planned Annual Maintenance Programme

British Steel will shortly start its annual programme of safety and maintenance work at its sites in the UK and Europe.

Annual Maintenance Programme

Every summer the business undertakes the planned works to further improve the safety and efficiency of its operations.

British Steel CEO Gerald Reichmann said:

We strive hard throughout the year to maintain our operations but have always conducted our major improvement and maintenance activities during the summer months. It means we’ll soon be starting our 2019 programme which will see a planned reduction in some areas of production for a short period of time. This is entirely normal and will ensure we continue to improve our high-quality products and work in a safe and effective way. Our employees continue to deliver world-class products and services and it’s very much business as usual at British Steel.

British Steel

British Steel is a modern company with 150 years of rail heritage. Our steel rail products are designed to meet the 24/7 needs of the railway industry, whether it be mainline, heavy haul, tramway or metro, all supported by the expert knowledge of our technical services team.

We offer over 100 different rail profiles ranging from flat bottom and grooved to asymmetric and conductor, to suit a whole variety of applications. We produce a number of premium grades, each designed with your track conditions in mind, to give you more rail life with fewer maintenance requirements.

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