June 28, 2016
PQ Weekly Report
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LEADING OFF
Photo credit: Johan Larsson via Foter.com / CC BYE MSHA, AEM issue cellphone safety alert
Did you know that the risk of using a cellphone while operating mobile equipment can be six times worse than driving while intoxicated? The Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) and Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) came to this conclusion, along with others, in a safety alert on cellphone use.
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NEWS MORE NEWS
Photo: Ron Cogswell via Fair / CC BY Congressional bills
include WOTUS block

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill – the 2017 Interior, Environment & Related Agencies Appropriations Bill – that would block the implementation of the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule, the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association reports.
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May 2016 construction starts May construction starts increase 5 percent
New construction starts in May increased 5 percent from April at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $636.7 billion with an index reading of 135, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. Find out which sector contributed most to the monthly growth. → MORE
→ FAA releases new drone regulations
→ SEC proposes update to rule for mining registrants
→ Screen Machine celebrates 50th anniversary
→ John Deere launches latest G-Series excavator
→ McLanahan names global product manager
     for crushing and screening

→ Dexter + Chaney releases company updates
→ Continental adds hydraulic products distributor
SPONSORED CONTENT
ISCO Industries ISCO Industries
Mining Products Division

The ISCO Mining Products Division now includes metal and rubber-lined slurry pumps, water pumps, submersible pumps for solids and water, process equipment and after-market replacement wear parts for various equipment used in the mining market. → MORE
EYE ON THE BLOG MORE BLOGS
Pit & Quarry 100th anniversary Pit & Quarry:
A century of coverage

Founded by Harry W. Baumgartner in Chicago, Pit & Quarry is reported to be the first magazine specifically for nonmetallic minerals producers – mostly crushed stone, sand and gravel operations. Examine the evolution of the magazine since it was first published in 1916. → MORE
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Syntron-Flo Cone Crusher Loading Feeder Syntro-Flo Cone Crusher Loading Feeder
The Syntro-Flo Cone Crusher Loading Feeder by Syntron is a direct drive vibratory feeder with a discharge designed for equal distribution of fine and coarse product. Like traditionally designed feeders, it is suspension-mounted, which can be easily integrated into a trolley system. → MORE
FEATURE OF THE WEEK
Scouting the future The workforce of the future
When considering the investment made in training, the experiences of success and failure, and the strong relationships we have within the aggregates industry, it’s hard to imagine a world with fewer employees. But that’s exactly where we’re headed as an industry, writes Chris Upp, general manager of Conco Quarries. → MORE
FROM THE MAGAZINE
P&Q → 100 years of federal highway funds

→ Running a business for nearly
     100 years


→ Smart technology in future operations

→ Choosing the right pump for
     your operation

INDUSTRY RESOURCES
P&Q → Association of Equipment Manufacturers

→ FMI Corp.

→ National Stone, Sand & Gravel
     Association


→ U.S. Geological Survey

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