June 30, 2015
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LEADING OFF
Photo credit: David Paul Ohmer / Foter / CC BY Multiyear highway bill emerges
The Senate introduced a six-year, $275 billion bill, called the Developing a Reliable and Innovative Vision for the Economy Act, to fund the federal government’s highway program. Learn about the new bill, which would appropriate nearly $43 billion per year for transportation spending. → MORE
NEWS
Photo credit: highwaysengland / Foter / CC BY Firm scales back 2015 construction outlook
Construction activities are expected to grow at 5 percent this year, FMI Corp. reports, leveling off from a previous forecast of 8 percent that the firm produced. Find out which construction sector has the highest growth prospect. → MORE
→ MSHA announces results of May impact inspections
→ Underground mines eligible for mine safety-training
     grants

→ Number of mine engineering graduates continues
     to increase

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  • FEATURED VIDEO
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    In this archived video, which was compiled, narrated and produced by Keith Haddock for the Historical Construction Equipment Association, a Bucyrus-Erie bulldozer and bullgrader are working in tandem. Watch them complete a cleanup job. → MORE
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    Caterpillar Cat haul trucks take on new life as moving driving range targets
    The sixth installment of Caterpillar‘s “Built for It” trials relates perfectly to the recent U.S. Open. Cat trucks take on new life as moving targets in a driving range. Watch as golf pros Erimo and Marimo Ikeuchi attempt to put one on the trucks’ greens. → MORE
    FEATURE OF THE WEEK
    Highwalls Highwall concerns
    There are several geological hazards that are encountered during the life of a quarry or open pit mine, including wall instability and rock falls. Here's how you can use a mine's Ground Control Plan to help ensure adequate geotechnical planning, safe mine operation and reclamation goals.→ MORE
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    PIT & QUARRY UNIVERSITY
    Pit & Quarry University Lesson 4:
    Drilling & Blasting

    The initial production steps in a quarry operation – drilling and blasting – can significantly impact the productivity and costs of most downstream operations. Lesson 4 of Pit & Quarry University provides readers with a lowdown on the best and safest drilling and blasting practices. → MORE
    FROM THE MAGAZINE
    Pit & Quarry June 2015 → Reduction ratios of cage mills

    → Full-on frac sand

    → Bluegrass Materials' Texas Quarry

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