Putting the ‘E’ into Learning
When you’re an international company like Bluescope Steel, offering a wide range of products and services, supported by a corporate culture that’s central to your success, how do you inform, integrate and inspire your new employees as quickly and efficiently as possible?
Around the world in 20 days.
Well, not quite the world but if we say so ourselves, filming for Bluescope Steel’s staff induction video in Indonesia, Thailand, China and the US in just under three weeks wasn’t bad going. Read More
With teams based at major facilities throughout Australia, the Supply Chain and Logistics Development Group draws on the skills of 25 highly trained and motivated specialists.
From a fledgling independent Australian steel producer in 2002, BlueScope Steel is now a major global steel products manufacturer with close to 25,000 staff and manufacturing plants in Australia, the United States, Vietnam, China, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and New Zealand.
The Victorian Government, BlueScope Steel and South East Water recently launched a new water recycling initiative for the BlueScope Steel’s Western Port plant. Kine Graffiti was there to capture it and to produce a mini-documentary on the new process.
Amongst our most recent corporates are a series of internal communications productions for Bluescope Steel, a collection of exporter case studies for Austrade, agribusiness project profiles for Timbercorp and Great Southern Plantations.
Promotional films, web videos and a documentary for the National Food Industry Strategy, the promotion of water saving initiatives for South Eastern Water and the Water Saver Garden Centres Program, a corporate and educational video for The Baker Heart Research Institute and corporate productions for the Regis Group and Haystack Public Relations.
We’ve also made commercials for Sidchrome and Stanley Tools, destination and Web site videos for Lonely Planet Publications, a promotional documentary for Racing Victoria, new technology promotions for ACI Glass Packaging and Visy Plastics and a presentation for the customer communications company Salmat. And many other entertainment production video’s.
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‘The best laid plans of mice and men oft gang awar’ an adage that was comprehensively demonstrated when fire turned the mass of switch gear and cabling directing power to BlueScope’s Western Port hot steel rolling mill into a charred, molten mass.
Fortunately no one was injured in the accident but the damage was so extensive that the other mill - the one that produces rumors - was soon up and running at full capacity, suggesting that the entire Westernport operation might be shut down with the loss of around 1,400 jobs.
