United States Steel Corporation
Client Reviews on United States Steel Corporation
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Place looks ready to Fall down I don't know how OSHA hasn't shut this place down yet it stinks of chemicals I felt like I got poisoned the two hours I was there delivering I don't know how these people even want to work there money isn't everything
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Regular producer of nauseating pollution. Winds carry the sulfuric smog across local communities and as far as central Pittsburgh multiple times per week.
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This is a cesspool of polluted filth. The only people supporting it are the ones that get a paycheck from this place.
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The medical doctor on the grounds named Deanna Mooney is a criminal and will fraudulently manipulate your medical records to help US Steel skirt guilt on their profoundly criminal and predatory work practices.
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Even if you shut it down, steel mills will just buy coke from someone else.
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I have asthma thanks to growing up nearby. If it were up to me I'd lock the doors, then level this place, then throw the owners in jail.
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The major polluter in the county. "Long-term exposure to high levels of benzene in the air can cause leukemia, cancer of the blood-forming organs" - CDC. The high levels of cancer and asthma in the area speak for themselves. I can't believe economic interest can be put ahead of health. Money will not give us our health back. We all collectively deserve better.
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I can smell their pollution from 15 miles away in East Liberty. So disgusting. I would suggest burning it down, but apparently that just made it worse.
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It's terrible to breathe the blue and white smoke coming out of the stacks at this plant. They are killing us slowly and they don't care. People who think the plant is good are delusional. No amount of money is worth your health. I feel bad for the people who think just because it's making money for people that this plant should stay operational in this way. Maybe if they weren't paying people 100k a year to sweep and shovel they could fix their emissions.
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Ever since the fire at this mill I have smelled sulfur daily near my home in Elizabeth. Health department needs to shut this place down until they fix the equipment and can operate under the maximum hourly safety threshold of 75 ppb
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