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It’s Mike Lacey with your weekly roundup of news from across the aggregate and roadbuilding industries.
- Mike Lacey
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In May of 2024, Alex Caruana, national manager of Canadian aggregates at Polydeck; Dean Glenn vice-president of Assinck Limited; and Brendan O’Neil, technical sales at Powerscreen of Canada Ltd., joined the Ontario Stone, Sand and Gravel Association (OSSGA) on its Technical Trip to the U.K.
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Komatsu has developed a concept machine by equipping its flagship large dump truck, the HD785, with a hydrogen combustion engine.
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McLanahan Corporation has launched its podcast, Groundwork. Released bi-weekly, each episode will feature McLanahan subject matter, experts and industry guests discussing key material processing topics. From agriculture to mining to material recycling, hosts will discuss the ways to process the raw materials that power the world because if it’s not grown, it’s mined.
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The 2025 World of Asphalt and AGG1 Aggregates Academy and Expo takes place March 25 to 27 in St. Louis, Missouri. The event will feature more than 430 exhibitors and 120 education sessions at America’s Centre Convention Complex. Here is a preview at what companies will have on display at their booths. ADM Booth: 1846 See an ADM EX 8845 Asphalt Plant on display at this year’s show. The EX 8845 features an 88-inch drum diameter and 45-foot drum length. The ADM EX Series asphalt plants are designed to meet high-capacity production needs. These counterflow plants can produce up to ...
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In Canada, the aggregate and roadbuilding sectors are experiencing a significant labour shortage, yet the need for more roads, highways and bridges persists. With the lack of available labour, the roadbuilding industry is unable to get projects done efficiently. However, this is not a problem specific to roadbuilding, as the construction industry as a whole is experiencing a major labour shortage. According to Statistics Canada, there are large vacancies in the skilled trades at a whopping 49.5 per cent. With fewer qualified applicants to fill the necessary roles, there is significant pressure on the industry to catch up. “It's a ...
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MOLINE, Ill. – John Deere releases new features in the John Deere Operations Center. These customer-focused updates allow users to access comprehensive jobsite data and machine health information, for real-time decision-making. Using feedback from John Deere customers, the added features address the challenges industry professionals face every day. “Our customers voiced their needs for solutions that help provide additional jobsite monitoring and analysis to manage costs, optimize productivity and ultimately increase profits,” said Katie Voelliger, product marketing manager, at John Deere. “With the introduction of new features within Operations Center, our customers can now monitor their fleet more effectively.” Recently ...
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MORRIS, MINN. – Superior Industries, Inc., a United States-based manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, announces the launch of OptimizeU, an on-demand learning platform for the construction aggregates industry. Designed to bridge the knowledge gap for a new generation of producers, OptimizeU delivers flexible, cost-effective training, designed for operators to study real-world challenges and drive greater production. With courses in crushing, screening, washing, conveying, and more, the platform offers access to industry expertise, for producers to enhance their technical skills, expand product knowledge, and master best practices at their own pace. Key Features of OptimizeU: ...
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Volvo Construction Equipment launches a new lineup of articulated haulers. The updated models have a new electronic system and an in-house developed transmission, delivering fuel efficiency improvements of up to 15 per cent depending on model and industrial application. Furthermore, the machine’s design has been constructed in such a way as to adapt over time to fit future drivetrains. Volvo’s release includes a hauler lineup ranging in size from A25-A60. An entirely new model, the A50 delivers a new electronic system, an upgraded cab for superior operator comfort and safety, and an in-house developed transmission designed to adapt to future ...
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