He will continue to work for IISI until April 1999, when he will retire. Holschuh also will continue as a member of the board for another year. Hurlock and Holschuh join Father William Hogan, emeritus professor at Fordham University, and Herbert Gienow, former chairman of German steelmaker Klockner, as the IISI's only honorary members. Based on data from 55 steel plants of 37 companies on five continents, the IISI LCI study quantifies the use of resources, energy, and environmental emissions involved in producing 13 different steel products. Steel customers can use LCI data to assess steel-using products.
Steel companies can use it as a tool to track their environmental performance.
The members of the institute's working group, made up of both senior safety managers and line business managers, do not share this view. There is no inherent reason why a steelworks should not have zero accidents. Archives Return to New Steel home page.