
Structural Engineering – Why It’s Important And Why Proper Sign-Off Matters
We understand the importance of ensuring we stay in line with the rules and regulations of the construction industry.

We understand the importance of ensuring we stay in line with the rules and regulations of the construction industry.

Execution Class 2 (EXC2) – What is it, why do we need it, and why does it matter to you.

Discover how Tata Steel’s Port Talbot plant in the UK is reducing carbon emissions by up to 90% and transforming the steel industry.

Here at Cotswold Steel, we are proud to officially announce our merger under The Gabriel Engineering Group!

Cotswold Steel has taken the lead by becoming the first steel stockholder to join the esteemed UK Steel Charter. This remarkable commitment reflects our dedication to supporting the British steel sector and advancing sustainable steel practices. With over four decades of experience in the industry, our aim is to set a powerful example for others to follow.

With the Steel industry accounting for 7% of Greenhouse gas emissions and 11% of Global C02 emissions (Source: globalefficiencyIntel.com) ‘green’ initiatives are at the forefront of a lot of companies minds. While it is difficult to alter the way that steelwork is produced and processed (for safety compliance and regulatory issues), CSS has to look elsewhere to offset it’s carbon output. Our efforts span various eco-friendly initiatives, from harnessing solar power to fostering the growth of our precious forests through tree planting programs. Keep reading to dive into the details of our dedication to making a positive difference for the environment!

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in late 2019 marked the beginning of a global crisis that affected nearly every sector of the economy. One such industry that experienced significant challenges and changes was the steel industry. Despite this, due to our dedication of service to our longstanding client base, Cotswold Steel has been able to weather the storm and survive a difficult time felt by all in the industry.