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What to expect from MSHA policy, leadership changes
While the first seven months of the Trump administration have been anything but boring, there's still a lot to find out about MSHA's course going forward. Keep Reading
Determining types of bearing damage
Knowing what to look for is the first step in determining the type of damage bearings have sustained. Keep Reading
Motor maintenance in an IIoT world
Get an overview of emerging technologies within the IIoT, which work in tandem with traditional best practices to ensure your operation is always performing at its optimum level of productivity. Keep Reading
P&Q Profile: Conco Quarries’ Chris Upp
Chris Upp, the vice president and general manager at Conco Quarries, has dedicated 20-plus years to the company, located in the Springfield, Missouri, area, where he's gained experience in operational management for two aggregate sites that produce a combined 2… Keep Reading
7 takeaways for aggregate producers from InterDrone 2017
Read insights and observations for aggregate producers from the UAV show. Keep Reading
OSHA’s new silica standard and the aggregate industry
What are the ramifications for aggregate operations now that OSHA is enforcing a new silica standard for construction? Keep Reading
The evolution of Colorado’s Albert Frei & Sons
Find out how Albert Frei & Sons’ space-strapped, independent operation on Denver’s outskirts effectively serves the market. Keep Reading
Incorporating portable processing equipment into your operation
P&Q offers perspectives on how producers are successfully putting portable processing equipment to use in today’s fast-paced environment. Keep Reading
What to do when MSHA demands documents
Imagine you are a quarry manager and you have received a letter from the Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) requesting documents. What do you do? Keep Reading
