FEBRUARY 18, 2014
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LEADING OFF
NSSGA comments on proposed silica rules
NSSGA filed formal comments with OSHA on the agency’s proposed rule on occupational exposure to respirable crystalline silica. See why the organization believes the rule will not improve the health of workers.
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NEWS
Jon Reedy Nonresidential construction index highest ever
The 2014 First Quarter Nonresidential Construction Index report from FMI shows the highest score to date. Discover why the numbers are up. → MORE
Ray LaHood Former U.S. DOT secretaries in NSSGA panel discussion
NSSGA is bringing together a panel of former U.S. Department of Transportation secretaries to share ideas and insights into how to achieve passage of a multi-year, surface transportation reauthorization bill. Check out the distinguished lineup. → MORE
→ Ellicott Dredges appoints two managers
→ Xylem opens Florida dewatering solutions branch
→ NSSGA offers mine planning webinar
→ Multifamily housing demand expected to rise for years
  FROM NSSGA
Register now for NSSGA's annual convention
NSSGA's annual convention is an opportunity to renew old friendships, make new ones and share ideas. From March 3-6 in Las Vegas, attendees will discuss and address issues critical to the future of the industry and the future of America’s infrastructure. Registration includes admission to ConExpo-Con/Agg. Register today!
COLUMN
OF THE WEEK
Michael T. Heenan Personal safety
By Michael T. Heenan
In the workplace, with an MSHA or OSHA inspector nearby, no one for a minute would think of violating safety requirements. Left to ourselves, however, the temptation is always there. Learn why your personal commitment is so important. → MORE
SPOTLIGHT ON
2014 HALL OF FAME
Bruno Nordberg Bruno Nordberg
Bruno Nordberg founded the Nordberg Manufacturing Co. in 1886 and first achieved success and recognition in the field of steam engines. He later expanded into a range of products that included crushing, grinding and screening equipment for the aggregates and mining industries. Nordberg Manufacturing later became the present-day Metso Corp. → MORE
EYE ON THE BLOG
Darren Constantino Open wallet or empty wallet
By Darren Constantino
Despite the willingness of Congressional leaders to (finally) pass much-needed legislation, what are the chances Congress may pass an expensive, long-term bill that would provide funding for transportation? Is it too late? → MORE
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Schenck Process Schenck Process MCF PowerSaver
Requiring no integrated plant air to function, the MCF PowerSaver generates energy cost-savings of up to 50 percent over conventional high pressure pulse jet or reverse air cleaning systems. It is built to handle heavy dust loads including abrasive materials, and comes in configurations to fit most industrial air quality applications.
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FROM THE MAGAZINE
February Cover → How to safely operate and work around excavators

→ NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s journey into aggregates

→ Remote control wheel loader

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