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steelwork

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steel·work  (stlwûrk)
n.
1. Something made of steel.
2. steelworks (used with a sing. verb) A plant where steel is made; a foundry.

steelworker n.

steelwork [ˈstiːlˌwɜːk]
n
(Engineering / Metallurgy) a frame, foundation, building, or article made of steel the steelwork of a skyscraper
steelworking  n


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Harry Donaldson, Scottish secretary of the GMB union, said: "The Scottish yards have already started cutting the steelwork on the carriers.
The presentation to all functions is a key aspect of the analysis and is specifically designed to help the shipyard understand that in order to meet the requirements of the PSPC and maximize shipbuilding efficiency, all departments including design, procurement, quality, steelwork, outfitting and production need to be involved, not just the paint department.
However, it must be pointed out this proposal was first announced by the for mer British Transport Commission "Modernisation Plan" in 1955 (hence the structural steelwork close to Wavertree Technology Park station).
 
 
 
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