In the July 25 issue of P&Q Weekly Report: Luck Stone business expands | Construction starts report

July 25, 2017

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SHARE WITH FRIENDS LEADING OFF Luck Stone business expands into Maryland Luck Ecosystems is expanding its footprint into Maryland through a partnership with Chaney Enterprises, a ready-mix, sand and gravel supplier. Find out what this expansion means for the future of both companies. → MORE NEWS MORE NEWS Kentucky producers recognized for community relations, safety The Kentucky Crushed Stone Association presented its 2017 Good Neighbor Award and Safety Milestone Awards to aggregate producers demonstrating community involvement and reaching safety milestones. Find out which companies earned the awards. → MORE → June construction starts rise 4 percent → Unimin to build West Texas frac sand plant → Thaman Rubber teams with dredging equipment      supplier EQUIPMENT FOCUS SPONSORED CONTENT Vermeer Terrain Leveler Surface Excavation Machine (SEM) With thousands of core samples tested at the Vermeer Rock Lab and surface miners working around the world today, Vermeer has the expertise to help you be more productive. → MORE   FROM PIT & QUARRY Submit your nominations for the Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame 2018 class The Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame was established in 2013 to pay tribute to the pioneers of the past and present-day industry leaders. Nominate someone who’s made a positive impact on the industry to be inducted into the 2018 class. SUBMIT YOUR NOMINATION HERE. SPONSORED CONTENT Choosing the right level device for your job site What do mines, power generation facilities and cement plants have in common? All demand level measurement devices that withstand harsh conditions. In the July issue of Pit & Quarry, Jack Evans, president of Hawk Measurement America, outlines the different types of technologies for different sites. → MORE EYE ON THE BLOG MORE BLOG POSTS Reclamation underway at Aggregate Industries’ Saugus Quarry Aggregate Industries launched a land reclamation project at its Saugus Quarry in Saugus, Massachusetts. Learn more about the project, which is expected to take about 15 years to complete. → MORE SPONSORED CONTENT Out of harm’s way Conducting inventory requires staff at aggregate producers to climb up and down stockpiles while carrying heavy equipment. Drones provide these workers with a much safer option, allowing them to collect data from afar. → MORE FROM THE MAGAZINE → Factors to consider      when selecting tires → Planning for a workplace crisis → How text messaging can serve as      a safety tool → Obamacare and the road ahead