Nucor Steel Seattle

Steel is what made America. Now over the years this place has been called many names but in the end it’s a steal factory.
As a kid I’ll always will remember the Christmas Star on the building. I will always have fond memory’s when America use to celebrate Christmas as Christmas.
God Bless steal & God bless America.

I can tell you this about Nucor, They have great peeps working for them. I have done business with Their sales Rep and Ken was a super straight shooter with zero BS.
Mike

When one is driving Eastbound on the West Seattle bridge, or better yet if one is a passenger in a such a car, if you look down to your right before crossing over the river, you sometimes can see glowing orange bands of steel coming out of a plant. It took me ages to notice this, and once I did, I was fascinated. I became curious as to what was going on down there, and kept thinking of those old Sesame Street short films about how things are made. And then I thought how cool it would be to take a tour of the steel mill.
And guess what? You can.
I was fortunate enough to have a band-​mate who worked there, but because these guys want good PR anyone over the age of 18 can call up and get a tour. While it might look like a big nasty factory on the outside, inside it is actually an amazingly cool recycling plant. See mountains of smashed things picked up by giant magnets! See huge vats of red hot metal being poured (if the crane is working that day). Watch giant slabs of metal be squeezed down into thin pieces of re-​bar. This is an excellent field trip for grown-​ups.