I was at this plant, with a tanker for used oil for preheating, huge plant and the views of Lake Michigan were fantastic, The trains that run through Gary were flying and multiple tracks to navigate!! The mills are long gone here in Youngstown area, 😩
Omg I remember going with my mom to drop my pop off at work...wow hard to watch this video that drive...man I'm from Gary Indiana Glen Park.. but you damn straight we got out.. thank you God...man I got to show this to my dad....
Same here Rebekah. I grew up on 45th and Maryland by St.Joe the Worker church. I miss Stanley's IGA and Scarsdale Rx. Grew up with the Plesac brothers.
Jack Shit ...my house is still standing and my best friends brother lives in it now 620 42nd Street and yes I remember the IGA...I think it's still standing but closed down...
@@rebekahmcfatridge6691 nope, Stanley's is burned down.my house was at 4433 Maryland. It was my great grandparents house. certainly good memories of that time.nice reminiscing with you Rebekah,all the best to you and family.
I used to frequent that place, it's been a few years since I've been in US steel , I do although frequent CN Kirk Yard, which runs alongside the Mill....
At our plant in GA, you would have been stopped and escorted out of the plant for rolling through stop sign/crosswalk like that, but maybe it's just video edit.
I was doing electrical work for slab caster #2 back in around 84 or so. When completed, George Bush senior, as the vice president, came to give some blabbering speech prior to beginning it's operation.
Interesting seeing this video of the trucker bringing in cold mill rolling oil, probably to the six stand of the north sheet mill. would like to see what that place looks like now almost 50 years later.
@@oldgoat50 3K ish through USS Gary Works West, GW East, and USS Midwest 10 miles down the road. Edited for accuracy, I was quite off originally. As of 2023, Gary Works itself only has around 2300 employees.
I was at this plant, with a tanker for used oil for preheating, huge plant and the views of Lake Michigan were fantastic, The trains that run through Gary were flying and multiple tracks to navigate!! The mills are long gone here in Youngstown area, 😩
I've been there worked all over the mill for 21 years
I spent a lot of time in my life there I worked for the EJ&E Railroad !
I worked at the Sheet n Tin Mill in ‘68….
Omg I remember going with my mom to drop my pop off at work...wow hard to watch this video that drive...man I'm from Gary Indiana Glen Park.. but you damn straight we got out.. thank you God...man I got to show this to my dad....
Same here Rebekah. I grew up on 45th and Maryland by St.Joe the Worker church. I miss Stanley's IGA and Scarsdale Rx. Grew up with the Plesac brothers.
Jack Shit ...my house is still standing and my best friends brother lives in it now 620 42nd Street and yes I remember the IGA...I think it's still standing but closed down...
@@rebekahmcfatridge6691 nope, Stanley's is burned down.my house was at 4433 Maryland. It was my great grandparents house. certainly good memories of that time.nice reminiscing with you Rebekah,all the best to you and family.
Jack Shit ...oh that's sad...you too
“Iron will make us powerful; butter will only make us fat.”
― Hermann Göring
He knew for sure about butter.
THATS THE SHEET AND TIN SIDE
I used to frequent that place, it's been a few years since I've been in US steel , I do although frequent CN Kirk Yard, which runs alongside the Mill....
should check that check engine light lol
I work there everyday. Greasy as hell up in there. Especially in the drag house or filtration room over in the north sheet mill.
@@oldgoat50 being greasy af hell nah. They get on ur ass more with safety shit but not as much as arcelor. 84 was horrible too lmao
At our plant in GA, you would have been stopped and escorted out of the plant for rolling through stop sign/crosswalk like that, but maybe it's just video edit.
I been working there going on 7yrs💪💪..We pump ALOT of slabs out our continuous slab casters
I was doing electrical work for slab caster #2 back in around 84 or so. When completed, George Bush senior, as the vice president, came to give some blabbering speech prior to beginning it's operation.
its amazing i thought gary had to shut down the mills but i guess not
Interesting seeing this video of the trucker bringing in cold mill rolling oil, probably to the six stand of the north sheet mill. would like to see what that place looks like now almost 50 years later.
Chuck Taylor , I was delivering acid to the tin mill.
Derek, that HCL is some nasty stuff. Be safe, I'm sure you are.
almost 20 of being a steel hauler door 800 tin Gary works
My pops works there been there for 25 years he works in the slab yard
Is there any way to get a tour of the plant? I have always wanted to tour the huge facility. It is on my bucket list.
Be and industrial cleaner you'll see it all
Wait til they have a family day and just walk right in
no Gary is not down but just about every other ussteel is .
Looks like door 800 loaded out of that door a couple of times
He's in the tin mill warehouse.. just to the left of the direction He's driving is the tin lines
@@oldgoat50 yes they are still wood blocks
@@oldgoat50 3K ish through USS Gary Works West, GW East, and USS Midwest 10 miles down the road. Edited for accuracy, I was quite off originally. As of 2023, Gary Works itself only has around 2300 employees.
views as in Mariupol, Ukraine
How do u get in there off of 65
5th Avenue
If they knew you were filming inside the plant you would be banned for life.
Heck, just looking at the mill with your eyes from public property is enough to get you banned by U.S. Steel security (that's how strict they are!).