Pit & Quarry Weekly Report

APRIL 30, 2019

LEADING OFF

ARTBA report: Bridge repair pace slowing, deficiencies worsening

More than 47,000 of the nation’s bridges are now classified as structurally deficient and in poor condition.

NEWS

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Cemex reports first-quarter results

Aggregate and ready-mixed concrete volumes in the United States grew in the first quarter of the year at Cemex despite adverse weather, the company reports.

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CRH Americas Materials experiences first-quarter progress

Aggregate and asphalt volumes were ahead of 2018 due to milder weather in the certain regions, the company reports.

Granite still confident despite first-quarter weather challenges

Cold and wet weather across the United States affected Granite Construction’s first-quarter operations, but it has not dampened demand.

Potential momentum on infrastructure bill this week

Epiroc names general manager, president

PRODUCT NEWS

Global Haver & Boecker brand brings crushing, screening innovation

Haver & Boecker Niagara was established at Bauma 2019, offering innovation in screening, washing and pelletizing technology.

EYE ON THE BLOG

'WeRTexas' campaign highlights need for building materials

The Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association launched its WeRTexas campaign to build awareness of the aggregate, concrete, cement and other associated industries.

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Kleemann offers overview of Spective updates

Kleemann’s Paul McLaren offers a rundown on the company’s updated Spective control system. According to the company, Spective is a simple tool that intuitively guides the operator through the control system, which helps reduce the potential for operating errors.

FROM THE MAGAZINE

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World of Concrete reflects industry strength

A robust World of Concrete, which brought some new equipment to market, is a positive sign of the times.

Safety practices to follow around washing, classifying equipment

Keeping your site clean and training operators on safety procedures have long-lasting benefits for your personnel and equipment.

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Association of Equipment Manufacturers

National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association

U.S. Geological Survey