Our vision at Steel Technologies is to be the safest and most sustainable metals processing company in the world providing value-added metals-based products and service to customers across North America. We strive to take care of our customers – those who buy from us, those who invest in us, and every member of our team. We value doing the right thing, trust, accountability, collaboration, and a clear-eyed view on reality. For over 50 years, the Steel Technologies team has…
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Our vision at Steel Technologies is to be the safest and most sustainable metals processing company in the world providing value-added metals-based products and service to customers across North America. We strive to take care of our customers – those who buy from us, those who invest in us, and every member of our team. We value doing the right thing, trust, accountability, collaboration, and a clear-eyed view on reality. For over 50 years, the Steel Technologies team has delivered outstanding products and services across a broad range of manufacturing sectors. As a key part of the North American industrial base, we continue to invest in our facilities and team to ensure success today and in the future.
LinkedIn followers
14,693
People associated on LinkedIn
1,191
Business categories
Carbon Capture
Information Technology
Manufacturing
Other recorded names
Steel Technologies
Specialties
Steel processing
Profile identifies a recruitment agency
No
Reported total investment
0
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Industry
Manufacturing
Size
1,001-5,000 employees
Organization type
Partnership
Year founded
1971
Specialties
Steel processing
Steel Technologies has 1 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Cambridge.
Candidates need the ability to use measuring tools such as tape measures, micrometers and calipers, to follow safety rules, and to lift up to 75 pounds occasionally. Working the rotating day and afternoon shifts is required.