New Millennium
New Millennium Building Systems is a subsidiary of Steel Dynamics and one of the largest and most successful steel joist and deck manufacturers in the United States. Our people are the foundation of our success. New Millennium’s longstanding practice of not laying off employees, even during industry downturns, is a testament to the job security and stability our team members experience. The Rigger is responsible for safely welding, assembling, and rigging structural steel components according to drawings and specifications. This role supports efficient production flow while maintaining New Millennium’s high standards for quality, safety, and teamwork.
Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers.
New Millennium, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Steel Dynamics, engineers and fabricates steel building systems and components for use in low-rise and multi-story construction – including commercial, industrial, healthcare, educational, and government markets. Engineered systems include steel joists, girders and trusses, steel decking, and long-span composite floor solutions. New Millennium has the capability to design and produce building systems to satisfy unique and diverse architectural and structural requirements.
New Millennium is the nation’s second largest producer with 481,000 tons of steel joists and steel decking shipped in 2014. New Millennium offers leading BIM-based joist and deck design, and is backed by dynamic manufacturing and availability. With a broad product offering recognized for optimizing steel construction projects, New Millennium is uniquely positioned to continue to grow its business nationally.
New Millennium serves the domestic construction market from six steel fabrication facilities spanning the continental U.S. Its first plant at Butler, Indiana, began production in 2000. A second plant in Lake City, Florida, started up in 2005. The former John W. Hancock operation in Salem, Virginia, was purchased as a part of Steel Dynamics’s acquisition of Roanoke Electric in 2006. In 2010, SDI purchased three plants and other assets: Hope Arkansas; Fallon, Nevada; and Juarez, Mexico. These expand our geographical reach westward.
