Corus is an international steel manufacturer formed through a 1999 merger. It employs around 50,000 people and earns 30% of its revenues from the construction industry. Corus analyzes political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors affecting construction. It works to meet needs like extending building life, reducing costs like energy, and improving work environments. Corus offers steel frame homes, modular systems, and railway platforms to support sustainable construction.
Corus is an international steel manufacturer formed through a 1999 merger. It employs around 50,000 people and earns 30% of its revenues from the construction industry. Corus analyzes political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors affecting construction. It works to meet needs like extending building life, reducing costs like energy, and improving work environments. Corus offers steel frame homes, modular systems, and railway platforms to support sustainable construction.
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Corus is an international steel manufacturer formed through a 1999 merger. It employs around 50,000 people and earns 30% of its revenues from the construction industry. Corus analyzes political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors affecting construction. It works to meet needs like extending building life, reducing costs like energy, and improving work environments. Corus offers steel frame homes, modular systems, and railway platforms to support sustainable construction.
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sustainable product development in construction ITRODUCTION Formed in October 1999 through the merger of British Steel and the Dutch company Koninklijke Hoogovens.
Public limited company, headquartered in London and quoted on the
London
Manufactures metals including 17 million tonnes of steel
Employs around 50,000 people.
Corus earns 30% of its revenues from construction and is an important
sector for the company.
Corus is a recognised international brand in the
construction industry PESTLE analysis Political: UK Government policy and EU directives, for example, planning andenvironmental issues including sustainability affect the construction industry.
Economic:The Climate Change Levy, Aggregates and Landfill
taxes. The construction industry is increasingly interested in whole life costs of the building,
Social:Changes in the birth/divorce rates and the average number
of people living in a household affect the demand for housing. Increasing crime, is also effecting industry. Technology :New construction technologies affect working practices in the building industry, constructing more component systems in factories rather than on the building site.
Legislation: The UK and European governments believe the
construction industry is highly fragmented and the only way to improve the performance of the industry in terms of safety and environmental performance is to increase legislation.
Environmental: Two of the main issues here are meeting the
Kyoto Agreement in production of Carbon Dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels and waste going to land fill. NEEDS extending the life of the building so they can earn revenue from it longer. The average life of a commercial property is currently only 20 years
reducing the costs incurred over the life of the building especially energy costs
earning more revenue from a workforce which is more content
because of a better working environment. solutions from Corus Residential solutions Steel frames for homes and modular residential systems for flats. These homes are being produced to the highest comfort and energy efficiency standards.
Modular railways platforms
Many station platforms on the existing rail network are too short. Corus has developed a system for the rapid construction of new/extended platforms. Current situation Tata Steel Europe (formerly Corus) has main steelmaking operations primarily in the UK and the Netherlands.