| The Burns Harbor Division is the flagship operation of Bethlehem
Steel Corporation, Americas second-largest steel firm. With its principal operations
located on the shores of Lake Michigan in northwest Indiana, about 40 miles southeast of
Chicago, Burns Harbor lies in the very heart of the largest steel-consuming region in the
United States. Burns Harbor is capable of producing annually 5.2 million tons of
hot-rolled sheet, cold-rolled sheet, corrosion-resistant coated sheet and steel plates. It
is a major supplier of sheet and plate products to the automotive, service center,
construction, machinery and appliance markets. The Division operates a galvanizing line
and coke oven battery in Lackawanna, N.Y., and participates in a joint venture that owns
and operates an electro-galvanizing line in Walbridge, Ohio.
But, Burns Harbor is more than the nations finest steelmaking facility. Its
an individual business unit, responsible for its own marketing, production and financial
performance. As a separate business unit, the Burns Harbor Division is better able to
achieve close partnerships with customers and respond quickly to their needs.

Location, visionary plant layout and a total commitment to its employees,
community and the environment make Burns Harbor a model in the steelmaking industry.
From its very beginning in 1962, Burns Harbor was planned and built to be a leader in
every way. A leader in plant design and layout to maximize efficiency throughout every
phase of the steelmaking process. A leader that has formed a partnership with its
employees to make the best steel in the world. A leader that is committed to being a good
corporate citizen and protecting and improving the environment. A leader that prides
itself on its sophisticated technology and skilled workforce.
The right location ... for customers, for raw material sourcing, for water, for
the future.
In the early 1960s, when Bethlehem was looking for a site on which to construct a new
steelmaking complex, being close to customers was the first priority. Today, Burns Harbor
lies in the heart of Americas largest market for steel plate and sheet products. In
addition, Burns Harbor has easy access to rail, water and highway shipping routes and is
ideally situated for raw material sourcing. |