P&Q Profile: Anderson Columbia’s Daniel Barrs
Daniel Barrs, plant manager of Anderson Columbia’s Tejas Quarry in New Braunfels, Texas, paid P&Q a visit to discuss developments at his operation, industry issues and more.
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![Says Anderson Columbia plant manager Daniel Barrs of the Tejas Quarry: “We’re steady at around 7,000 to 8,000 [tons] a day. We’re shooting for that 2 million-ton mark, but 1.7 million is probably what we’re realistically going to progress to [in 2022]. Every year, we’re getting bigger to implement the next phase of our plant, which would drastically increase our tonnage.” Photo: Daniel Barrs](https://www.pitandquarry.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/DJI_20221213160100_0002.jpg)
Anderson Columbia experiencing across-the-board advantages
Anderson Columbia is feeling the benefits of recent feeder and impactor investments at its operation in New Braunfels, Texas.
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Successfully hiring and retaining workers
Is finding and keeping skilled laborers getting any easier? Participants at the 2018 Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference discuss the dilemma and explore some solutions.
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The latest and greatest technology for aggregate producers
Producers and manufacturers discuss the top game-changers currently shaping how plants operate and what’s next on the innovation front.
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Market expectations for the months ahead
P&Q Roundtable attendees share their expectations for the coming months and beyond in the construction materials market.
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Equipment and tech producers are zeroing in on
Producers offer a glimpse at their 2018 capital spending plans and share how technology is changing the nature of aggregate production.
Read MoreU.S. Concrete, CRH continue acquisition activity
U.S. Concrete Inc. and CRH PLC, which both recently announced major acquisitions, are reportedly in the process of completing more deals.
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Anderson Columbia expands into Texas
Florida roadbuilder Anderson Columbia expands into Texas, purchasing portable processing equipment to start up in a thriving market.
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