An amateur film produced by Simon Chapman of steel begins with a view of the Skinningrove Steelworks overlooking the East Cleveland village below. This is followed by steel being made inside the steel works at Cargo Fleet Steelworks along the River Tees near Middlesbrough. The Skinningrove steelworks on the cliffs overlooking the village below. Inside a steel mill sparks fly from the molten steel inside a blast furnace. The molten steel is poured from the furnace along a chute into a...

An amateur film produced by Simon Chapman of steel begins with a view of the Skinningrove Steelworks overlooking the East Cleveland village below. This is followed by steel being made inside the steel works at Cargo Fleet Steelworks along the River Tees near Middlesbrough. The Skinningrove steelworks on the cliffs overlooking the village below. Inside a steel mill sparks fly from the molten steel inside a blast furnace. The molten steel is poured from the furnace along a chute into a ladle, a steelworker watches from a nearby gantry. Outside a shunter beside the works entrance. A wheeled barrow is pushed into the furnace and pulled out again, molten steel overflows from a ladle. The film ends on a set of tongs remove moulds from steel ingots sitting in a railway wagon, the steel is still orange hot.