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WiM North Carolina | Nucor Steel Lexington Tour

Thursday, June 18, 2026
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EDT)
30 Seats Remaining

* Registration open until 6/4/26 at 5:00 PM (EDT)

Event Details

Join WiM North Carolina for

Nucor Steel Lexington Tour

Date:
Thursday, June 18, 2026

Time:
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ET

Location:
Nucor Steel Lexington
6776 US-64
Lexington , North Carolina 27292

Cost to attend:
WiM Members = $20
Nonmembers = $35

Attendees will experience an engaging and informative day designed to provide insight into modern steel manufacturing, safety culture, and leadership within the industry while creating meaningful opportunities for connection and discussion.

The event will begin with a welcome and presentation that introduces Nucor Steel Lexington, a virtual overview of the site to help attendees understand the scale, flow, and innovation behind our operations.

Participants will hear directly from NSLX teammates who work across different areas of the operation. These firsthand perspectives will highlight real-world experiences, career paths, and the day-to-day realities of working in a state-of-the-art steel facility.

Following the presentation, attendees will take part in a guided tour of our new, state-of-the-art Micro Mill. 

After returning from the tour, attendees will hear from site leadership, who will share insights on leadership, culture, and the future of manufacturing. This session will include an open discussion, allowing for questions, dialogue, and shared learning in an interactive setting.

Lunch will be provided allowing the opportunity to network, connect, and build relationships.

The event will conclude following lunch, allowing attendees to leave with new connections, practical insights, and a deeper understanding of modern manufacturing operations and leadership.

About Nucor

Nucor is North America’s largest steel and steel products company. We operate 25 steel mills that produce approximately one-quarter of America’s raw steel using scrap metal as our primary raw material, and more than 250 facilities that produce raw materials or finished steel products for non-residential construction, infrastructure, automotive, heavy equipment, renewable energy and other applications. Nucor employs 30,000 teammates, and directly and through affiliates approximately 800 in North Carolina at its corporate office, Hertford County plate steel mill, three scrap processing facilities and a rebar fabrication facility in Lumberton.

Every Nucor steel mill uses an electric arc furnace (EAF) that melts recycled scrap and turns it into new steel. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Nucor is a Fortune 150 company. Nucor Steel Lexington micro mill produces clean, sustainable steel for our modern U.S. economy.

Nucor’s new reinforcing bar (rebar) micro mill in Davidson County serves the construction market in the South Atlantic Region/I-85 corridor from Maryland to Georgia

• Nucor Steel Lexington will have an annual production capacity of 430,000 tons.
• Rebar is used primarily in concrete reinforcement for the construction of roads, bridges, buildings and  other critical infrastructure. 
• By making rebar right in here in the Piedmont of North Carolina, we create savings for our customers just by reducing transportation costs. We draw on the scrap available from our company-owned scrap recycling facilities, including our three Metal Recycling Services locations in North Carolina, which will provide the scrap that is recycled into new steel rebar. 
• Nucor has 15 bar mills strategically located across the United States that manufacture a broad range of steel products, including concrete reinforcing bars, hot-rolled bars, rounds, light shapes, structural angles, channels, wire rod and highway products in carbon and alloy steels.

We can't wait to see you there!

For More Information:

Alacyia Fields
Alacyia Fields
Adult Mental Health First Aid Instructor Safety & Health Director, Nucor Steel Lexington Nucor (225)394-6530
Please Note:

Dress Code Requirements:
All attendees are required to wear:
Long pants
Closed-toe shoes (steel-toed footwear is preferred but not required)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
All other required PPE for the tour will be provided prior to the facility tour. However, attendees are welcome to bring and use their own PPE if preferred, including:
Hard hat
Safety glasses
Hearing protection