ArcelorMittal steel protects you in many more ways that you could imagine. Our steel is used in many projects, providing protection against flooding, fire or earthquake, keeping you safe on the road, shielding you from the noise or securing energy sites. Steel does not only save lives, it can keep your favorite food safe for a long time too!
Check out our project gallery beneath and go through the projects where ArcelorMittal steel keeps you safe.
Our XCarb® sheet piles protect Newport, Wales
Improving safety in France
France’s first ultra-low carbon noise barriers
Improving safety in the Netherlands
Sheet piles go digital – measure, analyse, troubleshoot
Our EcoSheetPile™ protects Boston from tidal flooding
Keeping the roads safe thanks to Creusabro®
Atak™ Endura: the best fencing protection for railway, road and sensitive sites
Economical and safe design approaches for steel sheet piling structures in highly seismic zones
Did you know that steel for packaging keeps the environment safe?
ArcelorMittal’s innovated sheet piles protect the Netherlands from flooding
ArcelorMittal steel barriers save two motorcyclists’ lives in Czech Republic
1 piece of paper: a life saver?
Today’s cars are safer, stronger, and more environmentally friendly. But what when every second counts? Learn more
UHH armor steel: the best solution for bulletproof structures
ArcelorMittal saves Venice from the waters for another 100 years
Tidal Flood Defences River Arun in Littlehampton
ArcelorMittal’s sheet pile walls protect Weser stadium from flooding
ArcelorMittal steel at the heart of the Chernobyl New Safe Confinement structure
HISTAR® in The Imperium, an earthquake-resistant high-rise in the Philippines
Krybar® provides safety for cryogenic applications
The Al-Zour LNG terminal Learn more
Indaten® quietly protects the residents who live near the A14 in Italy
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