Slab Cutting lake remote bushland pressing in on

remote bushland pressing in on all sides

The facility operated for 96 years before closing in May 1999

The instrument was already here when the building operated as a public lodging and group training facility from around 1994

picking out concrete walls streaked with decay and a ceiling threaded with pipes and conduits that once served a working industrial plant

Turbine Governor at Rozelle

Slab Cutting lake remote bushland pressing in onA steel slab taken mid cut, molten sparks cascading in every direction, the scale of the operation filling the frame. This is the basic oxygen and continuous casting era of Port Kembla Steelworks, where slabs produced from 200 250 tonne BOS vessels move through the plant as flat steel destined for domestic and export markets. Australia's largest crude steel production plant, photographed in 2016. Part of the BlueScope Port Kembla series.