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How mining education is evolving for a new generation

Aggregates are playing a larger role in mining education, and universities are responding. Virginia Tech’s Erik Westman explains how the shift is shaping student paths. Keep Reading

P&Q’s MINExpo coverage underway – with more to come

The magazine’s preshow coverage of MINExpo 2024 is now available, with P&Q editors to relay news from the Las Vegas Convention Center in the weeks to come. Keep Reading

Turner Staffing Group acquisition combines firms’ unique expertise

Thomas Haun discusses Turner Staffing Group’s recent deal with HR Advantages, detailing the strengths of the two staffing firms focused on placing talent across the mining industry. Keep Reading

MSHA accident investigation reports should tell whole story

The Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) referencing the presence of drugs – whether prescription or non-prescription – or alcohol in an accident investigation report would be the overwhelming exception to the rule. Keep Reading

Philippi-Hagenbuch adds business development manager

As Philippi-Hagenbuch's new business development manager, Aaron Boyce works one-on-one with mining and aggregate customers in the western U.S. and Canada. Keep Reading

Turner Mining Group names vice president of equipment

Turner Mining Group added Jeremy Alford as vice president of equipment to oversee all aspects of its heavy equipment and light fleet as its presence expands across the North American mining sector. Keep Reading

Utilizing the right oils, lubricants when mining in the heat

It's important to reexamine if the right oils and lubricants are in use with your equipment and environment, as getting it wrong puts machinery at risk. Keep Reading

Overcoming Oversize: Oversize and stiffness ratio (Part 2)

Part 2 of P&Q's four-part "Overcoming Oversize" series explores the bench stiffness mechanism and how improperly designed benches ultimately lead to increases in oversize. Keep Reading

Haley & Aldrich opens Denver office

Haley & Aldrich, an engineering and environmental consulting firm, opened a Denver office. The office staff, led by mining industry veteran Chris Hatton, will address the company’s growing client roster in the region and provide engineering and environmental services for… Keep Reading

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