US Steel Featured in “Military Makeover: Operation Career” Airing on Lifetime TV page 1

U.S. Steel featured in “Military Makeover: Operation Career” airing on Lifetime TV. (Image: Business Wire)

This episode is for viewers who want to learn more about the steel industry and the veterans who make a difference. It highlights the personal and professional journeys of four military veterans who are part of the US Steel team:

• Jason Taliaferro, director of sales and chairman of US Steel’s SERVE Employee Resource Group (ERG), which supports the success of reservists and veterans, emphasizes the importance of culture and safety as he reflects on his 23 years of military service.
• Tyna Hall, a former active duty military member and now a multi-machine operator at US Steel Minnesota Ore Operations’ Keetac facility, emphasizes US Steel’s strong support for veterans.
• Terry Carter, Senior Manager of Safety and Security at US Steel Gary Works, draws parallels between safety cultures in the military and in corporations.
• Ray Tarnow, safety manager at Big River Steel, emphasizes the value of military training to his career development and the strong support of U.S. Steel.

“At U.S. Steel, we value the skills, dedication and leadership that veterans bring to our workforce,” said Mona Dine, U.S. Steel General Manager, Human Resources and Chief Diversity Officer. “Their dedication to service aligns perfectly with our mission to produce steel that builds a stronger, safer future. We support our veterans not just with words, but through meaningful employment opportunities that leverage their unique talents and experiences.”

The episode will air on Lifetime TV at 7:30 p.m. ET on August 26 and September 3, and on the Armed Forces Network, available to military and defense personnel worldwide. It will be archived at https://militarymakeover.tv/category/operation-career/.

U.S. Steel values ​​military veterans for their expertise and dedication, and offers them meaningful career opportunities and a supportive work environment. By 2023, 12 percent of new hires at U.S. Steel will be veterans.

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