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We have access to a world of knowledge, but many people only believe what they see

We live in a time of skepticism. Many people are distrustful of government, of business, of expertise, of educational institutions; of any information that is provided by what once was considered a credible source.

As a longtime member of the media, I have been on the frontlines of this growing skepticism towards those who disseminate information.

This distrust does not come out of nowhere. It is, in part, a result of some legitimate concerns. Government and businesses have not always been honest. Media have published information that was incorrect. Experts have advanced theories that are later found to be incorrect. People are not perfect even though the prevailing mood seems to be they should be.

Unfortunately, unsavoury players use those above examples to sow distrust in academia, the business community, government and media.

This is not new. What is new is we live in a time where we have access to more information than we have ever had before. Anything you want to know is just a few fingertip clicks away.

That should be a good thing.

However, the effect is that people can now easily cocoon themselves in information that only strengthens their preconceived biases. Prevailing viewpoints are pushed aside, ignored or just never seen.

For the aggregate industry, trying to secure community buy-in for new pits and quarries was already a difficult journey. This new information age and skepticism of authority only adds to the challenge.

We need stone and gravel, perhaps more so now than at any time in recent memory. The country is dire need of more housing and infrastructure. That cannot be built without aggregate.

Residents in communities that may be host to aggregate operations have reasonable concerns about the impact a quarry could have on the local environment and road networks. They are concerned about dust, noise, and the toll of trucks rolling up and down local roads.

But companies have answers to those questions. There are mitigation measures in place. New technologies are always lessening the environmental impacts of an operation. Taxes are paid that help support the care and upkeep of those roads, as well as the general community. Operations provide employment to many in the community. The benefits of a quarry are extensive.

Unfortunately, we live in a time when people not only distrust the words that come from businesses and government officials, but also a time where the only information they are often accessing is that which underscores their already made-up mind.

To combat this, I reminded of an axiom in writing that also feels relevant in the area of publication relations: Show, don’t tell.

Be part of the community through ongoing engagement in public meetings and being present at local community events. These are important steps in building up a relationship with a community.

In the next few editions, we will profile examples of companies showing and not telling about the good works they do. In this edition, we profile the rehabilitation efforts at an Ontario pit.

Those who drive or walk by the land will see that transformation happen in real time. Such projects may not change minds on their own, but each helps open doors to skeptical minds we need on our side.

MIKE lacey

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BUILT TO CONNECT

CRH names Jim Mintern as next CEO

Albert Manifold is retiring as CEO of CRH at the end of this year. He will be succeeded by Jim Mintern.

Mintern is currently CRH’s Chief Financial Officer and has been a director of its board since June 2021. He has more than 30 years of experience in the building materials industry and 22 years with CRH, serving in various senior leadership roles. Most recently, Mintern led the strategic transition of CRH’s primary listing to the New York Stock Exchange.

“It is an incredible honor for me to be appointed the next CEO at such an exciting time for CRH,” said Mintern. “CRH has an impressive legacy of continuous growth and financial performance by providing value enhancing solutions for its customers. I look forward to working alongside our highly talented team as we build on this foundation and continue to success-

fully grow the business while delivering exceptional returns for our shareholders.”

Manifold has held varied responsibilities with CRH since he joined in 1998. He was appointed Chief Executive Officer in January 2014.

“I am pleased that Jim, who has a deep understanding of CRH, will succeed me when I retire at the end of this year. This will be his time,” said Manifold. “Jim’s

Nadia Todorova named chairwoman of Construction & Design Alliance of Ontario

Nadia Todorova, executive director of the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO), is now the chair of the Construction & Design Alliance of Ontario (CDAO).

“Leading the CDAO is a tremendous honour and we are eager to strengthen its role in driving impactful change for our industry in navigating the economic and regulatory environments our members confront every day,” Todorova stated.

“I want to thank Bart Kanters for his incredible leadership over the past two years, as well as Sharon Portelli for her valuable contributions, particularly in leading the successful 2023 Procurement Day. Both have been instrumental in the association’s progress, and we are grateful for their service.”

The CDAO is a forum for discussion, development and advocacy of the broader construction industry’s issues related to provincial government policy, legislation and/or regulation.

experience, capabilities and ambition for the business ideally position him to lead the CRH team forward through an era of enormous opportunity.”

Manifold will step down from the board and relinquish his executive responsibilities on Dec. 31, 2024. He will continue as an advisor to CRH for a further 12 months.

“We are very pleased to have a successor of such caliber and are confident that Jim is best positioned to lead the CRH team, building the future of the company for the benefit of our investors, customers, colleagues and communities,” said Richie Boucher, Chairman of CRH.

CRH is a leading provider of building materials solutions that build, connect and improve the world.

The company employs 78,500 people around the world, including more than 4,000 employees in Canada.

Sandvik opens new British Columbia facility

Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions newest facility in the Campbell Heights business park area of Surrey, British Columbia is now open.

The company notes this strategic addition to its Canadian network comes as part of the Sandvik’s commitment to enhance customer service and support amid evolving industry demands.

The Surrey facility spans nearly 40,000 square feet and will allow the company to provide support to its Western Canada customers. It is strategically positioned near the Vancouver International Airport, port and major highways, facilitating seamless logistics operations. The facility primarily comprises a state-of-the-art distribution center serving as a local hub for Sandvik’s aftermarket logistics group. Additionally, it houses a dedicated component workshop, office space, meeting facilities, customer service center and a training facility.

“With supply chain constraints affecting industries worldwide, we recognize the importance of ensuring shorter and more predictable lead times for our customers,” said Jandre Visser, logistics manager for Sandvik Parts and Services.

Western Canada Colas company now offering Environmental Product Declarations for asphalt mixes

Standard General Edmonton, a Colas company, is the first asphalt concrete pavement producer in Western Canada to offer Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for its asphalt mixtures.

This makes Standard General Edmonton the second company in Canada to offer EPDs for asphalt concrete pavement.

“We are proud that Standard General Edmonton, a division of Colas Western Canada, is now offering EPDs for the asphalt produced in Acheson, Alberta. We are proud to be the first company in Western Canada to offer EPDs as it aligns with our goal of being the leader in transportation infrastructure within the communities we operate,” said Shawn Jubinville, president of Colas Western Canada Inc.

EPDs are like the nutrition facts found on food labels, which give a full, impartial, third-party verified report on the environmental, cradle-to-gate impact on the specific product produced at a particular plant.

The process used to develop an EPD ensures consistency in data collection, analysis, and reporting, and third-party verification ensures trustworthiness in the information communicated through an EPD.

EPDs help decision-makers assess a product from an environmental perspective, allowing them to make informed decisions regarding the impact of that product on a project. As well, the information contained in the EPDs helps asphalt manufacturers benchmark their products and continue searching for solutions to reduce their environmental impact.

Colas’ states its support and partnership with WAP Sustainability and, by association, the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA), were key in making the NAPA Emerald Eco-Label tool for the development of asphalt mixture EPDs available in Canada.

The result of this partnership is the first EPD available from Standard General Edmonton and the multiple EPDs available from Miller Paving Ltd., another Colas company, which is based out of Ontario.

Terex launches MAGNA brand

Terex has launched MAGNA, a new brand to address the demands of large-scale operations in the quarrying, mining, construction, and recycling industries.

Terex is a leader in providing compact and mid-sized crushing and screening equipment with decades of experience through its Powerscreen, Finlay and EvoQuip brands. Under the MAGNA brand, the company offer a new range of high-capacity machinery tailored to meet the needs of customers requiring larger output and volumes.

Neil McIlwaine, newly-appointed business line director, will spearhead the launch of MAGNA. Having previously worked for Finlay, McIlwaine completed several successful assignments in China and South Africa to establish and increase Finlay’s distribution footprint and continued growth strategy globally.

Toromont acquires Tri-City Equipment Rentals

Toromont Industries Ltd. has acquired Tri-City Equipment Rentals, an industry leader in heavy equipment rentals, with operations across southwestern Ontario.

"This acquisition expands our Toromont Cat heavy rents business to better serve and expand our customer base and provides a rental hub in the southwestern Ontario region. We are pleased to welcome the Tri-City Equipment Rentals team to the Toromont family.," said Mike McMillan, president and CEO of Toromont

Tri-City Equipment Rentals will continue to operate as it does today, McMillan stated. Jeff Armishaw, president of Tri-City Equipment Rentals, will join Toromont as a stragetic advisor.

BY MIKE lacey

> A parcel of land that, for decades, has supplied an Ontario community with sand and gravel is now providing that community with crops of corn, soybeans and wheat.

The property, known as Boyington Pit, is owned by The Miller Group and is part of a 196-hectare piece of land south of the town of Uxbridge in Ontario’s Durham Region.

The Miller Group transforming depleted pit back to farmland FROM GRAVEL TO CORN

“The pit is one of three properties that were originally purchased from the Boyington family in 1965 by Markham Sand and Gravel, which became a part of The Miller Group in 1976,” explains Megan Smythe, planning co-ordinator with The Miller Group. “The site has supplied sand and gravel for local construction projects within the Uxbridge area and Region of Durham. Prior to becoming a sand and gravel pit, the site was primarily used for agriculture.”

ABOVE: Boyington Pit, owned by The Miller Group and part of a parcel of land south of Uxbridge, Ontario, has been converted back to farmland. Photo: The Miller Group

A RETURN TO AGRICULTURAL ROOTS

Under the Aggregate Resources Act, operations are required to have a detailed rehabilitation plan as part of the licensing process. The Boyington Pit rehabilitation plan is to return the site back to an agricultural use.

The goal is to complete the rehabilitation of the eastern portion of the site, and focus current and future extraction to the west, where the active face is. Of the 196 hectares, about half of the site (94 hectares) was disturbed and the rest was forest and undisturbed future reserve land remaining in agricultural use.

“We looked at the pit from a larger land stewardship perspective to determine the best balance of the site to meet our extraction needs while simultaneously returning as much of the land to agriculture as possible. This goal helps reduce the total disturbed area on site. As of 2024, nearly 40 per cent of the disturbed area

has been rehabilitated,” Smythe explains.

The work began in 2021 when Todd Brothers and equipment operators from VicDom Sand and Gravel rehabilitated 11 hectares at the northeast of the site back to agriculture use.

“This area was chosen first because it was depleted and quite visible from the nearby road,” Smythe explains.

After being graded, Highview Holstein amended the soil with horse manure and began using the fields as part of its on-site crop rotations. Highview Holsteins’ now utilize both the undisturbed and rehabilitated disturbed lands as part of its agricultural operations on the site.

Each spring a portion of the land is returned to agriculture use with Todd Brothers spending a month grading and reshaping the land, followed by Highview Holsteins follows adding these lands to its crop rotation and land stewardship practices.

An August 2021 photo of Boyington Pit. Photo: The Miller Group

REBUILDING SOIL STRUCTURE

Today, the rehabilitated land is being used to grow corn, soybeans and wheat. For the 2024 season, corn is being grown.

The first-year yields on the land were around 30 to 50 per cent of that on undisturbed land on the property and The Miller Group plans on tracking the yields over the course of several years.

“Since the soils have been stored in stockpiles, we expect that it will take some time to rebuild the soil structure, organic matter and biological activities. We expect that the yields will increase with time and amendments, and we have a three- to

five- year plan where we work closely with Highview Holsteins,” she says.

The Miller Group is relying on Highview Holsteins’ expertise for decisions on soil amendments and crop rotations.

Over the three years of rehabilitation work, approximately 30 hectares of the site (nearly 72 acres), have been returned to agricultural use. Those areas of the property that are not suitable for farming, in part due to steep slopes, will eventually be turned into forest lands.

“In 2023, about 6.5 hectares in the northeast portion of the site was planted with 7,200 trees composed of 10 different

native species,” Smythe explains. “The tree planting is part of Miller’s larger program that aims to plant 115,000 trees over 10 years starting in 2022. In the first three years, Miller has planted nearly 50,000 trees across 10 of our sites.”

The Boyington Pit site is also host to two dozen beehives from local beekeeper, Circling Hawk Apiaries.

Smythe notes this project would not be possible without the experience and expertise of the equipment operators.

“Skilled operators are paramount to rehabilitation work and may even execute the grading and earthwork above and beyond the initial vision,” she says.

REHABILITATION EFFORTS RECEIVING RECOGNITION

The efforts are being noticed by the wider community and industry. Residents cycling, driving or walking past the site can’t help but see the changes. The project also received the Judge’s Choice Award for Progressive Rehabilitation at the 2023 Ontario Stone, Sand and Gravel Association Industry Awards.

“Having a farmer fully engaged with the rehabilitation work can help spread the word and earn community buy-in as well,” Smythe explains. “Rehabilitation is an opportunity for the industry. If we do a good job and demonstrate responsible land stewardship, with time the community may not know that the site was formerly a pit. As an industry, we need to continue to push for more good work and find more ways to document, share, and communicate.”

An August 2023 photo of Boyington Pit. Photo: The Miller Group

An August 2022 photo of Boyington Pit. Photo: The Miller Group

The work has not come without challenges. The pit has existed for many years. As a result, some of the on-site materials have been stored in stockpiles for a longtime. Smythe explains.

“The prolonged storage of soil in stockpiles and berms decreases the organic matter in the soil and once the soil is applied to the site for rehabilitation, can take more time and amendments to return to the same productivity as its pre-extraction conditions. This is one of the reasons that progressive rehabilitation of a site is important,” Smythe says. “The composition of the site is very variable, with a mix of very fine sands as well as high quality sand and gravel and sometimes shallow topsoil. Additionally, these fine grain soils can be prone to erosion.”

The pit is in Ontario’s Oak Ridges Moraine, an ecologically important area in Ontario that spans 470,000 acres of land. Legislation regulates how that land can be used, which presents some unique challenges for the site, Smythe says.

A tornado in the spring of 2022 also caused some washouts and erosion on newly grades areas that were then unable to be seeded and farmed by Highview Holsteins.

“Our challenge from here on out will be the availability of topsoil on site to continue rehabilitating the pit. Finding more topsoil in the area will be important for the next steps,” says Smythe.

SOIL MANAGEMENT IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR FUTURE REHABILITATION EFFORTS

Since 2021, The Miller Group has rehabilitated five separate sites to agriculture, open space and recreational waterbody. Through that process, the company has learned quite a bit about how to make that successful.

“An operator must follow their approved ARA site plans when executing a rehabilitation plan for a pit. When preparing a rehabilitation plan, the approval process will assess the best end use of the lands based on the site conditions, surroundings, and potential future opportunities,” Smythe explains. “For example, the industry standard of 3:1 slopes are too steep to be farmed so to return as much of the site back to agriculture as possible, slopes need to be gentle enough to operate farming equipment on. More soil is required to execute gentler slopes for farming.”

She says an important point to remember is soil management.

“Long term storage of soil in berms should be avoided and when creating the site plans, operators should investigate which berms are actually necessary or not. When soil is placed in berms, you are delaying the availability of that soil to be used and needs to be closely managed in the progressive rehabilitation of a site. Soil importation can be a great tool for maximizing soil productivity and enhancing the final use of the site.”

A good rehabilitation plan should also rely on working closely with experts, she

adds. For example, if the land is going to be eventually used for agricultural purposes, speak with a farmer.

“Having the general buy-in and investment of the farmer on site, like Highview Holsteins, significantly contributes to the success of a rehabilitation plan by utilizing their expertise in soils amendments and crop rotations,” she adds.

As well, it’s also helpful to have the baseline conditions of the soil and site before extraction beings. That allows you to monitor how rehabilitation is progressing.

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BY MIKE lacey

ROAD TO NET ZERO

Rock To Road webinar digs into the world of

life cycle assessments and Environmental Product Declarations

> On July 21, Rock To Road magazine, in collaboration with MB Crusher, hosted a webinar roundtable discussion explore the complex impacts of Canada’s net-zero goals on the roadbuilding and aggregates sectors, and how tools such as Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) may help companies navigate the path ahead.

The discussion, moderated by Rock to Road’s associate editor Jack Burton, provided an overview of the benefits that life cycle assessments (LCA) and EPDs can bring to operations, along with how data tracking practices can help you win bids and stay sustainable.

ABOVE: Rock to Road Magazine and sponsor MB Crusher hosted a roundtable webinar in July that explored operational measures aggregates and roadbuilding professionals can implement across their processes to reduce their emissions – and their expenses. Photo: @Artem/AdobeStock

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• Kevin Garrahn, life cycle analyst with Athena Sustainable materials Institute

• William Gowdy, technical director – aggregates, with SLR Consulting.

BELOW IS AN EDITED AND CONDESCENED PORTION OF THE CONVERSATION. THE COMPLETE VIDEO IS AVAILABLE AT WWW.ROCKTOROAD.COM OR BY CLICKING ON THE QR CODE BELOW.

RTR: BILL, HOW IMPORTANT IS DATA TRACKING AND LIFECYCLE ASSESSMENT WHEN IT COMES TO MOVING OPERATIONS CLOSER TO NET ZERO GOALS?

BILL: It’s everything, you can’t produce an EPD without having that in place. It’s not necessarily a short-term thing, you want to have some history on your operations. A lot of it is part of management of your general business -- understanding your utilities, your natural gas, your electricity, the fuel consumption at your at your operations -- but also tracking things like waste and water. A lot of what you’re going to be doing is compiling this information that gives you your baseline assessments as to where you are.

RTR: KEVIN, WITH THE WORK YOU’RE DOING OVER AT ATHENA, HOW IMPORTANT IS TRACKING AND LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT (LCA) TO ACHIEVING THESE NET ZERO GOALS? GIVEN YOUR LCA AND EPD WORK, HOW DO THEY CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THAT?

KEVIN: First, just a very brief background on what an LCA is before I jump into its use. An LCA is a scientific technique for estimating the environmental impact associated with a product or service over the course of its life. We’re collecting all the inputs and outputs from manufacturing processes, which we call flows.

This takes into account stuff like how much fuel you’re using, or how many explosives you’re using if you’re doing aggregate-production; kind of like an itemized list of everything coming in and out of your plant.

All of that gets tied to background data sets and calculated to produce or estimate your environmental impact. Life cycle assessments look at a variety of different metrics, the most important of which is carbon intensity. But there’s a few others as well, about 15 or 20, such as acidification potential, waste generated and water usage.

Results for LCA studies and EPDs are presented per unit of production – for instance, if you’re looking at aggregates or asphalt, it’s typically per ton of production. When you get the results for your LCA, it’s going to give you a better understanding of your environmental impact across all of these categories, specifically carbon intensity, that’s the one everyone’s caring about these days.

It will also give you some of the hot spots within your manufacturing that are the highest contributors to your environmental impact, such as on-site fuel use, utilities use, natural gas or electricity. LCAs are a good way to pinpoint where some of those hotspots are, and might help you plan some strategies for reducing your impact.

William Gowdy, SLR Consulting

Kevin Garrahn, Athena Sustainable Materials Institute

Mate Jurkin, Miller Paving Limited

MATE: EPDs are very, very new, right? We were the first to do it here in Canada, and I think it’s only been about a month as of right now. But the process itself… we’ve always been tracking, always looking at it, but there was always the component of validation. It was always, ‘OK, if you do this process, how much are you going to save? How do you validate that number?’ And it took a lot of time to validate, justify and understand it.

With the LCAs, EPDs and these tools coming in, what’s been really beneficial is it tells us the data. What we’ve really seen the last month is the data it’s showing us and helping us make these decisions. One thing we do is focus on the manufacturing side of it and say, ‘OK, how much can we reduce it from the manufacturer side in terms of natural gas? In terms of intensity per ton?’

What it really opened up our eyes to is actually on the material selection point of view. So, with material selection, how much is virgin aggregate? How far away is it coming from? Is it quarried? Is it a natural sand and gravel? The biggest input for us is the asphalt cement: are there ways of reducing asphalt cement? How much does that actually reflect on it as well?

When you put it all together, these EPDs are really helping us dive into the hotspots and everything else, to really show us what it is. It’s a very professional document that we’ve able to show to our customers. So, we’re using it internally for justification on

new technologies to reduce the carbon footprint, but also when we go see our end use customers.

Our customers are like, ‘how do we sell this to our customers -- the parking lot owners, the road municipalities, everyone else?’ And it’s really good: it’s a very professional document that’s third party verified. It has our name on it, as well as theirs. It’s a really great tool that we’ve already seen very good success on.

RTR: WHAT IS AN EPD AND HOW DOES IT DRIVE OPERATIONS CLOSER TO CARBON EFFICIENCY?

KEVIN: EPDs are basically just the publicly-available results from an LCA study. LCA studies are going to have lots of confidential information in it based on your specific manufacturing facility, and we don’t want to include that information in public communications. An EPD is basically taking the results from all of that confidential background information and posting it. They’re primarily a transparency document that outlines the environmental impacts of a particular product or service.

The way I like to think of it is, It’s kind of like a nutrition label for food in terms of the food’s impact on your body, but instead, it’s for a product, and outlines the product’s impact on the environment over a wide range of categories.

RTR: BEYOND HAVING THESE NUMBERS TRANSPARENTLY, WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF AN OPERATION HAVING AN EPD?

KEVIN: The first is just getting some sort of baseline for where you’re at in terms of environmental impact. It can be really helpful just knowing where you’re at, especially for comparing

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“EPDs are really helping us dive into the hotspots and everything else, to really show us what it is. It’s a very professional document that we’re able to show to our customers.”

- Mate Jurkin, Miller Paving Limited

yourself to industry averages or standards, to see how you’re doing in comparison to everyone else. It will also pinpoint the hotspots for you, and help you identify strategies for where you could improve.

RTR: MATE, COULD YOU TALK ABOUT THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF MILLER’S EPD PROGRAM? HOW YOU WERE INVOLVED IN IT AND, GIVEN THAT WE’RE NOW A MONTH OUT FROM ITS LAUNCH, ARE THERE ANY RESULTS OR FEEDBACK THAT YOU COULD SHARE ON HOW IT’S BEEN GOING?

MATE: A lot of fears with an EPD was how much extra administrative work it was going to take, in terms of what needs to be tracked and how we’re going to track it. We had an Excel spreadsheet, and we went through starting to track the data, and then working closely with NAPA (National Asphalt Pavement Association) and their developers, we got the tool. It took a few iterations, I won’t lie, because they were trying to transition it from US to Canada.

As you’re going through it, like anything, you come up with some hiccups. We worked through all the hiccups. We started with one asphalt plant, which was our Whitby plant, and once we got it through a few iterations, it wasn’t that bad. Because what does it ask for? It asks, what’s your production? How much is used in terms of water, energy, or anything to do with production.

The best part of the other side is the recipes. We have our mix designs, which we already give to the owners of what we’re doing. So, you put all those inputs in, and once you establish it, it probably takes about half an hour to an hour to establish the plant. It’s very user friendly, and as we went from plant to plant to plant, it got lot quicker. Once you actually have the design to copy from one plant to another, it probably takes 15 minutes until it’s ready to print off and you can use it wherever you like.

RTR: BILL, WHEN LOOKING AT THE SUPPLY CHAIN, AN EPD MIGHT MEAN SOMETHING VERY DIFFERENTLY FOR THE PRODUCER OF THE MATERIALS VERSUS THE END USER OF THOSE MATERIALS. DO YOU HAVE ANY INSIGHTS WHEN IT COMES TO HOW EPDS’ VALUE IS DIFFERENT FOR PEOPLE ON THE MATERIAL SUPPLIER SIDE COMPARED TO THOSE ON THE USER SIDE?

BILL: On the user side, basically you’re getting environmentallyconscious customers now. They’re starting to choose products and make purchases based on what the environmental footprint is. You’ll see it more from municipalities and governments more so at first, but it’s going to trickle down through the whole private sector as well. They’re going to start making decisions, not only on price points, but also on carbon footprints.

RTR: NOW THAT WE’VE ESTABLISHED WHAT THESE TOOLS ARE AND HOW THEY WORK, I’D LIKE TO LOOK AT THE STEPS THAT OUR AUDIENCE CAN TAKE TO MAKE THE BEST USE OF THEM. KEVIN, WHAT DOES THIS PROCESS LOOK LIKE FOR ANY OPERATION OUT THERE THAT WANTS TO IMPLEMENT EPDS? IS THERE ANY ADVICE YOU HAVE FOR COMPANIES INTERESTED IN THIS, OR CHALLENGES THAT THEY SHOULD BE MINDFUL OF?

KEVIN: I’ll start off with kind of high-level steps of what it looks like to create your EPD. The first is going to be scope development. That’s going to be looking at what do you want to include within this EPD, how many mix designs do you want to include, and what plants do you want to include. All of that kind of feeds into the next step of the data collection.

Once you have the scope defined, now we need to figure out what kind of data we need to collect, and from what facilities. Once the scope is defined in the data that’s all been collected, then we’d move into the LCA modeling, which is where you’d start using the tools that we’ve been referring to, to get an idea of your environmental impact.

Once the model is complete, then we’d get into the creation of the final documents, that would be the EPD document, and typically a LCA background report summarizing the LCA study with third-party verified EPDs. Once all of those steps are complete, you’d move into sending the EPD and background report to a program operator for third party review, such as ASTM or NAPA.

The biggest challenge we see within the EPD process for manufacturers is that data collection phase. Ensuring accuracy in the current data is really crucial to the accuracy of the EPD. The tricky thing is the data can come from a wide variety of sources: you could have total production based off sales records, weigh scales; you could have purchase records used for tracking your diesel. Basically, you’re grabbing this information from all these different parts, and it can be somewhat overwhelming, and definitely challenging at times, for manufacturers to even start that process.

Typically it’s an iterative process. How I work with EPDs with manufacturers is they’ll give us the data, we will review the data, and typically we’ll find something that maybe looks a little bit off, might need some more diving into to get a little more details on, and we’ll go back and forth, typically about two to three times, until the data is final. When the manufacturers are comfortable, then we’ll move forward with the modeling.

I guess one piece of advice I could give is to try to get an idea of where you’re going to pull this data from ahead of time if you can, and to try tracking it internally before you start the EPD development process just to make it a little more efficient and less painful.

“The biggest challenge we see within the EPD process for manufacturers is that data collection phase. Ensuring accuracy in the current data is really crucial to the accuracy of the EPD.”

- Kevin Garrahn, Athena Sustainable materials Institute

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ONGOING BATTLE

The Alaska Highway is a vitally important link, but maintaining this remote northern road is a significant challenge

> The historic and iconic Alaska Highway, a two-lane ribbon of road that winds its way nearly 2,500 kilometres across northern British Columbia and southern Yukon into the northern American state dubbed The Last Frontier, is a principal and critical land link to the rest of Canada and the lower American states and a vital lifeline for communities on both sides of the border.

However, because of its northern location, the road surface is often subject to the effects of harsh, wintry weather. More recently, thawing permafrost has affected the stability of the ground beneath the pavement, causing distorted road surfaces with cracks, bumps and potholes.

Rising temperatures have, in many places, caused the active layer of ground that freezes and thaws seasonally to deepen, resulting in cracked road shoulders, sunken and warped guardrails along the edge of the thoroughfare, which makes affected sections difficult to maintain.

Maintaining and keeping the road in good working condition is an ongoing battle. Getting workers, materials and equipment to work sites is also a challenge.

ABOVE: The historic Alaska Highway is often subject to the effects of harsh, wintry weather. Photo: Lumir Pecold/iStock

Presently, Peters Brothers Construction Ltd. Is working on a $13.5-million asphalt overlay project between kilometre 390 and 451 of the highway near Fort Nelson, B.C. The contract involves repairing 61 kilometres of road surface by grinding existing asphalt where cracking and rutting has been observed, removing deficient pavement and applying an asphalt coating.

Once the surface treatment has been completed, the area will have rumble strips installed and lines painted.

The project will improve the condition and safety of the aging asphalt and extend the service life of the road surface. Work on the project began in June and is expected to finish sometime in October.

Several other projects are planned or under way, including intersection improvements at kilometre 225, rockfall protection at kilometres 228 and 698, and erosion protection at kilometre 660.

Next year, a 225-kilometre northern stretch of the thoroughfare through the Yukon, known as the Shakwak Highway, from Destruction Bay on Kluane Lake to the Alaska/Canada border, is slated to be upgraded. The section faces a range of road maintenance and safety challenges due to thawing permafrost.

Restoration efforts will involve resurfacing and repairing the road underneath the surface and culverts. Improvements will also be made to the drainage system to make sure the road can be used safely.

Total cost of the project is nearly $43 million.

WORK IN THE NORTH BRINGS UNIQUE CHALLENGES

Krysten Johnson, manager, communications and public relations for Yukon Highways and Public Works, notes there are unique challenges to doing highway restoration work in remote northern locations such as a shorter summer construction season and limited accommodations for staff and fuel locations. The materials used for the projects are also more expensive.

“Planning is key for this work to be done on time and efficiently,” she states, noting that advance preparation is key to ensuring that every step of the road restoration process, such as funding, permitting, acquiring aggregate, environmental assessments and design, goes smoothly and is completed on time.

“This is especially true in our northern context, as efficient planning enables us to make the most of our short construction season.”

Part of that planning includes consulting local Indigenous peoples.

“We have consulted the First Nations early in the planning process, and we are committed to engaging with them often when work is ongoing,” says Johnson.

Materials and construction methods to be used are also carefully considered when renovating a northern highway.

“Common construction materials and methods are more expensive in remote northern locations than they are further south,” adds Johnson. “As such, we instead use materials and methods suited to our unique locations.”

Work on the Shakwak Highway stretch will rehabilitate and enhance the road surface to make it safer and more comfortable to drive on. In addition to the resurfacing, slopes on the thoroughfare will be fixed, guardrails will be replaced and culverts will be replaced to improve drainage.

Some sections will need to be rebuilt entirely, which could involve raising the road 15 to 20 feet in some sections so it's less vulnerable to thaw. Similar upgrades were made to the North Klondike Highway.

In light of the unique northern conditions, the plan is to use bituminous surface treatment, known in roadbuilding circles as BST, which is less expensive than asphalt, easier to transport, and

more flexible and versatile on roads that experience settlement due to thawing permafrost.

“We also use strategies to mitigate permafrost thaw, a concern affecting the North, by using ventilated road shoulders, permafrost culverts and thermosyphons,” explains Johnson. “These methods all seek to keep the permafrost cool, which makes it more stable and prevents further thawing, all in an effort to help improve road conditions.”

Thermosyphons are a series of tubes that allow heat to escape the ground, therefore keeping it solid. The Government of Yukon installed thermosyphons along 400 metres of the Alaska Highway near Beaver Creek as part of a pilot project in partnership with researchers at Yukon University.

CO-OPERATION BETWEEN YUKON TERRITORY AND STATE OF ALASKA SIGNIFICANT STEP

Johnson says the government is anticipating the restoration work on the north part of the Alaska Highway to begin in 2025, as U.S. funding has been secured. The State of Alaska and the United States Department of Transportation are providing the funds for the project as it will bolster security, facilitate trade, promote tourism and support indispensable facets of daily life in the North.

Earlier this year, the Yukon and Alaska submitted a joint application for U.S. government funding under a discretionary grant program. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act has specific language that allows portions of the Alaska Highway in Canada to compete for and receive U.S. federal grant funding for its reconstruction.

In February, Alaska and Yukon signed an agreement that outlines collaborative efforts to address key priorities along the Alaska Highway, including roadway maintenance, infrastructure upgrades, and emergency preparedness.

Officials on both sides of the border have hailed the crossborder partnership as a signal of shared commitment to regional connectivity that will benefit Yukoners and Alaskans. The roadway also links the traditional territories of the Champagne and Aishihik, Kluane and White River First Nations.

Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai says the partnership showcases the importance of working in collaboration towards a shared goal for northerners.

“The north Alaska highway is a vital component of our collective regional infrastructure. Maintaining this corridor bolsters security, facilitates trade, promotes tourism, and supports essential aspects of daily life in the North.”

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy says the project is a “significant milestone for Alaska as we advance our partnership with the Yukon. We look forward to an exciting construction season ahead.”

Yukon Highways and Public Works Minister Nils Clarke said the funding will help mitigate the effects of thawing permafrost on the essential roadway.

“This contribution showcases both our governments’ recognition of the importance of this road link, as well as our commitment to keep the north Alaska Highway safe for all road travelers.”

The original Alaska Highway was built over a nine-month period in 1942 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide land access to Alaska from the lower 48 states during the Second World War. It connected Dawson Creek, B.C. to Delta Junction, in Alaska. The permanent location of the highway was completed in 1943, and it was opened to civilians in 1948.

The highway, now 80 years old, was the most expensive project of the Second World War, costing about $185 million at the time. It took 11,000 soldiers and engineers, about 16,000 civilians, and 7,000 pieces of equipment to build the highway.

The original Alaska Highway was built over a nine-month period in 1942 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide land access to Alaska from the lower 48 states during the Second World War. Photo: Scalia Media/iStock

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BUYERS GUIDE

For ease of reference, Rock to Road’s Annual Buyers Guide is divided into two sections. The first section is an alphabetical listing of manufacturers, dealers and consultants supplying the industry. If you are looking for a particular company, refer to this section. The second section is an index of products and services, also in alphabetical order. Refer to this section if you are looking for a particular product, such as an asphalt paver, to obtain a list of manufacturers, distributors or consultants for that product.

801 ASPHALT

1300 S Highway 89 Springville, UT 84663

Springville UT

Tel: 801-277-4258

www.801asphalt.com

AACCESS CONTROL SALES LTD.

161 Lakeshore Rd. E.

Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-274-2555, 800-567-1041

www.accesscontrolsales.ca

ACCUDRAULICS HYDRAULIC TOOLS & ATTACHMENTS

449 Lucas Ave.

Winnipeg MB

Tel: 204-837-8366, 866-429-1730

www.accudraulics.ca

ACTIVE SCALE MANUFACTURING INC.

6 York Rd, P.O. Box 2145

Brantford ON

Tel: 519-752-3701, 800-850-8770

Fax: 519-756-0267

www.activescale.com

AFM INDUSTRIES

828 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa ON

Tel: 905-443-0150

Fax: 905-443-0155 www.afmindustries.com

AGGREGATES EQUIPMENT INC.

9 Horseshoe Road, P.O. Box 39 Leola PA

Tel: 717-656-2131

Fax: 717-656-6686

aeiscreens.com

AGGRESSOR AUTOMATION

9061 Airport Rd.

Mount Hope ON

Tel: 905-679-6397

Fax: 905-679-3131

www.aggressorautomation.com

AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS LTD.

1, City Center Drive, Suite 318

Mississauga ON Tel: 905-273-5959 Fax: 905-273-7339 www.akzonobel.com

ALLEN ENGINEERING CORPORATION 819 South 5th St. Paragould AR Tel: 870-236-7751 www.alleneng.com

ALLIED-GATOR, INC. 2100 Poland Ave. Youngstown OH Tel: 330-744-0808 Fax: 330-744-3218 www.alliedgator.com

ALLISON TRANSMISSION INC.

One Allison Way Indianapolis IN Tel: 317-242-5000 www.allisontransmission.com

ALLMAND BROS. INC. 1502 W. 4th Ave. Holdrege NE Tel: 308-995-4495 Fax: 308-995-5887 www.allmand.com

ALLU USA

25 Kimberly Road, Suite A East Brunswick NJ Tel: 800-939-2558 www.allu.net

AMACO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INC. 5804 Datsun Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-670-3440 Fax: 905-670-3446 www.amacocei.com

AMCAST 34 Aero Rd. Bohemia NY Tel: 631-750-1644 www.amcastonline.com

AME DRILL SUPPLY & SERVICES INC. 1425 Heritage Way Oakville ON Tel: 506-229-8899 www.amedrillsupply.ca

AMI ROCKCHAIN INC.

Suite 620, 407 - 2nd Street SW Calgary AB

Tel: 403-660-5968, 833-468-7685 Fax: 780-430-9865 amirockchain.com

AMMANN AMERICA

275 Aimé - Lecavalier Ile-Bizard QC Tel: 514-776-8453 www.ammann-group.com

ASGCO 730 Bangor Road Nazareth PA Tel: 800-344-4000 Fax: 610-778-8991 www.asgco.com

ASPHALT DRUM MIXERS

1 Adm Parkway Huntertown IN Tel: 260-637-5729

Fax: 260-637-3164 www.admasphaltplants.com

ASSINCK LTD. 9577 Highway 48 North Markham ON Tel: 905-294-0422 Fax: 888-801-4900 www.assinck.com

ASTEC INC. 4101 Jerome Ave. Cattanooga TN

Tel: 423-867-4210 Fax: 423-867-6491 www.astecinc.com

ASV HOLDINGS INC.

840 Lily Lane

Grand Rapids MN

Tel: 218-327-3434, 800-205-9913 Fax: 218-327-9122 www.asvi.com

ATELIER GERARD BEAULIEU (AGB) 164 Mgr Martin East St. Saint-Quentin NB Tel: 506-235-2243 Fax: 506-235-3214 www.agbproducts.com

AUSTIN POWDER LTD. 3810 7 St. SE Calgary AB Tel: 403-243-5566 Fax: 403-287-2353 www.austinpowder.ca

AUTOMATIC WELDING 1030 Industrial Rd Ayr ON N0B1E0 Tel: 519-579-6460 http://www.automaticwelding.ca

AVERY WEIGH-TRONIX 6429 Abrams Montreal QC Tel: 514-695-0380, 800-561-9461 Fax: 514-695-0385 www.averyweigh-tronix.com

B2W SOFTWARE (FORMERLY BID2WIN) 99 Bow St., Ste. 500 Portsmouth NH Tel: 603-570-2500 Fax: 603-386-6760 www.b2wsoftware.com

BASF CONSTRUCTION CHEMICALS 23700 Chagrin Blvd. Beachwood OH Tel: 800-387-5862 www.masterbuilders.com

BEARING SHOP UK Unit 13 Neptune Close Medway City Industrial Estate Rochester Tel: 163-473-9023 www.bearingshopuk.co.uk

BEAU-ROC INC.

300 Universelle St. Vars ON Tel: 613-443-0044 Fax: 613-443-1138 www.beauroc.com

BEDROCK SOFTWARE - AGGFLOW

9450 SW Gemini Dr #91404

Beaverton OR Tel: 360-576-5403 www.aggflow.com

BEKA-LUBE PRODUCTS INC.

6581 Kitimat Road Unit 2 Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-821-1050, 888-862-7461

Fax: 905-858-0597

www.beka-lube.com

BERGKAMP INC.

3040 Emulsion Dr. Salina KS

Tel: 785-825-1375, 800-283-7226

Fax: 785-825-4269

www.bergkampinc.com

BESSER CO.

801 Johnson St.

Alpena MI

Tel: 517-354-4111

Fax: 517-354-3120

www.besser.com

BKT TIRES (CANADA) INC.

Tel: 604-701-9098

www.bkt-tires.com/ca/en

BLACK CAT BLADES, LTD.

5604-59 St. Edmonton AB

Tel: 780-465-6666, 800-661-6666

Fax: 780-465-9595 www.blackcatblades.com

BLASTCRETE EQUIPMENT CO.

2000 Cobb Ave. Annistion AL

Tel: 256-235-2700

Fax: 256-236-9824 www.blastcrete.com

BOBCAT COMPANY

250 E Beaton Dr. West Fargo ND

Tel: 701-281-6496 www.bobcat.com

BOMAG CANADA INC.

2233 Argentia Road, East Tower, Suites 302 Mississauga ON L5N 2X7

Tel: 803-337-0700

www.bomag.com/us-en

BONDYN PRODUCTS

32 Watson Parkway South Guelph ON

Tel: 647-400-7689, 866-926-6396

Fax: 519-767-9602

www.bondyn.com

BOSSTEK

1607 W. Chanute Rd. Peoria IL 61615

Tel: 309-693-8600

Fax: 309-693-8605 www.bosstek.com

BOUNDARY EQUIPMENT CO. LTD.

10740 181 Street Northwest

Edmonton AB

Tel: 780-666-3896

Fax: 780-484-1299

www.boundaryequipment.com

Brandt Tractor P.O. Box 3856 - Highway #1 East Regina, SK S4P 3R8

Tel: 1-888- 2BRANDT www.brandt.ca

BREAKER TECHNOLOGY LTD.

35 Elgin Street North Thornbury ON Tel: 519-599-2015 www.rockbreaker.com

BRIDGESTONE/FEATHERSTONE OTR

583 Marriott Dr., 8th Floor Nashville TN

Tel: 800-905-2367

Fax: 615-493-0364 www.bfor.com

BRIGGS & STRATTON CORP.

P.O. Box 702 Milwaukee WI

Tel: 414-259-5333 Fax: 414-259-5313 www.briggsandstratton.com

BROKK INC.

17321 TYE Street SE Monroe WA

Tel: 800-621-7856, 800-621-7856 www.brokk.com

BRUNNER & LAY INC.

1510 N. Old Missouri Rd. Springdale AR

Tel: 479-756-0880

Fax: 479-756-5366 www.brunnerlay.com

BRUNNER CANADA INC

2915 Argentia #3 Mississauga ON L5N 8G6 Tel: 905-677-1571 Fax: 905-677-6044 www.brunnerlay.com

BRUNNER CANADA INC.

3180 American Dr. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-677-1571, 800-325-8213 Fax: 905-677-6044 www.brunnercanada.com

BRUSHLESS.COM

970 S Towanda Ave Normal IL

Tel: 309-452-2920 www.brushless.com

BUELL DIV. OF FISHERKLOSTERMAN, INC.

200 N. 7th St., Suite 2

Lebanon PA

Tel: 717-274-7303

Fax: 717-274-7342 www.buellclassifier.com

BUFFALO WIRE WORKS 1165 Clinton St., Buffalo NY

Tel: 716-826-4666

Fax: 716-826-8271 www.buffalowire.com

CC&C LIFT TRUCK 30 Parkway Place Edison NJ

Tel: 866-942-8991 cnclifttruck.com

C&P ATTACHMENTS/ JRC ATTACHMENTS

820 Glazer Parkway Akron OH

Tel: 800-428-2538 Fax: 330-734-3019 www.paladinbrands.com

CALDWELL CONSTRUCTION INC. 437110 Hawn Drive

Temiskaming Shores ON Tel: 705-647-5369 Fax: 705-647-5372 caldwellconstruction.ca

CALROSE ELECTRIC LTD. #3, 4045 – 74 Avenue S.E. Calgary AB

Tel: 403-279-6945 www.calrose.ca

CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES 1455 Lakeshore Rd. Burlington ON Tel: 905-631-7977

Fax: 905-631-6633 www.csl.ca

CANADIAN ASPHALT IND. INC.

305 Renfrew Dr., Suite Markham ON Tel: 905-631-7977 Fax: 905-479-4465 www.canadianasphalt.com

CANADIAN COUNCIL OF INDEPENDENT LABORATORIES

P.O. Box 41027 Ottawa ON Tel: 613-746-3919 www.ccil.com

CANADIAN EQUIPMENT FINANCE & LEASING

250 Woolwich St. South, Unit 5 Breslau ON Tel: 519-648-3898 Fax: 519-648-3382 www.cefl.ca

CANADIAN SCALE CO. LTD. 305 Horner Ave. Toronto ON Tel: 416-259-1111 Fax: 416-259-1959 www.canscale.com

CARDINAL SCALE MFG. CO.

203 E Daugherty, Webb City MO

Tel: 800-441-4173

Fax: 417-673-5001 www.cardinalscale.com

CARMAN CONSTRUCTION INC.

295 Fielding Rd Lively ON Tel: 705-682-4424

www.carmanconstruction.ca

CARTER PUMP INC.

152 Franklin Turnpike Waldwick NJ

Tel: 201-568-9798 http://carterpump.com

CASE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

700 State St. Racine WI

Tel: 262-636-6011

Fax: 262-636-0876 www.casece.com

CATERPILLAR INC.

100 N.E. Adams St. Peoria IL

Tel: 309-675-6996

Fax: 309-675-4757 www.cat.com

CDE

430 Marti Drive Cleburne TX

Tel: 682-350-0300, 844-4-CDEUSA cdegroup.com

CHAMBERS & COOKE LTD.

450 Steelcase Rd. E. Markham ON

Tel: 800-563-6059 Fax: 905-475-9491 www.chamberscooke.com

CHAMPION MOTOR GRADERS

8844 Mount Holly Rd. Charlotte NC

Tel: 704-392-1038 Fax: 704-394-0802 www.championmotorgraders.com

CHECKFLUID INC.

4070 Eastgate Cres. London ON

Tel: 519-652-6373, 866-652-8728 Fax: 519-652-0392 www.checkfluid.com

CHIEFTAIN EQUIPMENT

Unit 30 - 235105 Wrangler Drive Rocky View AB Tel: 403-265-7460 chieftainequipment.com

CIMI INC.

1012 Industriel Road, Lévis QC

Tel: 418-831-0077, 866-331-0077 Fax: 418-831-5556 www.excavatrice.com

CIT. EQUIP. FINANCE CANADA

5035 South Service Rd. Burlington ON Tel: 905-633-2400 www.cit.ca

CLASSIFICATION & FLOTATION SYSTEMS INC.

235 Industrial Way, Fenton MI

Tel: 800-666-0154 Fax: 810-714-2799 www.cfs-web.com

CLEANFIX NORTH AMERICA INC.

250 Wright Blvd.

Stratford ON

Tel: 519-275-2808, 855-REV-FANS

Fax: 519-275-3995 www.cleanfix.org

CLEMRO WESTERN LTD.

8242 – 30th St. S.E.

Calgary AB

Tel: 403-279-4319

Fax: 403-236-0186 www.clemro.com

CMI ROADBUILDING INC.

315 Hudiburg Circle

Oklahoma OK

Tel: 800-994-1736

www.cmi-roadbuilding.com

COLUMBIA STEEL CASTING CO., INC.

P.O. Box 83095

Portland OR

Tel: 800-547-9471

Fax: 503-286-1743 www.columbiasteel.com

COMMAND ALKON

1800 International Park Dr,., Suite 400

Birmingham AL

Tel: 205-879-3282, 800-624-1872

Fax: 205-870-1405 www.commandalkon.com

CON-E-CO.

237 N. 13th St.

Blair NE

Tel: 402-426-4181

Fax: 402-426-4180

www.con-e-co.com

CONCORD CONCRETE PUMPS INC.

1608 Broadway St. Port Coquitlam BC

Tel: 888-201-2223

Fax: 604-468-7885 www.concordpumps.ca

CONQUEST EQUIPMENT

548 Bourquin Road Estevan SK

Tel: 306-994-2400, 855-483-2500 www.conquestequipment.net

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY

P.O. Box 1271

Lake Grove OR Tel: 503-692-9000 Fax: 503-692-6220 www.ceccrushers.com

CONTINENTAL

1830 MacMillan Park Drive

Fort Mill SC

Tel: 877-235-0102 http://www.continental-specialty.com

CONTINENTAL CONVEYOR & EQUIPMENT

438 Industrial Dr. Winfield AL

Tel: 205-487-6492

Fax: 205-487-4233 www.continentalconveyor.com

CONTITECH NORTH AMERICA

136 Summit Ave. Montvale NJ

Tel: 201-930-0600, 800-654-0974 www.contitech.us

CONVEYWEIGH

11247 Spook Hollow Rd.

Beverly OH

Tel: 740-984-0555

Fax: 740-984-0554 www.conveyweigh.com

COOGAR SALES & SERVICE

70 Sandford Fleming Rd

Collingwood ON Tel: 705-444-8892, 866-762-5835 Fax: 705-444-8896 coogarsales.com

CORTEC CORPORATION

4119 White Bear Parkway Saint Paul MN 55110

Tel: 651-429-1100 Fax: 651-429-1122 www.cortecmci.com

COTTRILL HEAVY EQUIPMENT

252 Saratoga Rd Kincardine ON Tel: 519-396-4502, 877-396-1414 Fax: 519-396-7002 www.cottrill.ca

CREIGHTON ROCK DRILL LTD.

2222 Drew Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-673-8200, 855-625-0941 Fax: 905-673-8208 www.creightonrock.com

CRUSHCO INC.

3135 Boomer Line St. Clements ON Tel: 519-577-6576, 855-448-3722 crushco.ca

CRUSHTEK LLC.

2650 Chattahoochee Dr., N.W. Suite 500 Duluth GA

Tel: 770-270-8904 Fax: 770-270-8858 www.crushtek.com

CUMMINS INC.

500 Jackson St. Columbus IN Tel: 812-377-5000 Fax: 812-377-3687 www.cummins.com

CURB ROLLER MANUFACTURING

112 South Main St. Fairview KS Tel: 785-467-3132 www.curbroller.com

CURTIS GEO SOLUTIONS INC.

Unit 1A, 820 28 Street NE Calgary AB Tel: 403-273-5868 Fax: 403-273-5957 www.curtisgeo.ca

CWS INDUSTRIES (MFG) CORP. 19490- 92nd Ave. Surrey BC

Tel: 604-888-9008 Fax: 604-888-9006 www.cwsindustries.com

D & J LOCKHART EXCAVATORS LTD. P.O. Box 31058 Willow West Guelph ON Tel: 519-821-4475 Fax: 519-821-7720 www.lockhartexcavators.com

DAVEY BICKFORD CDA 151-32500 South Fraser Way Abbotsford BC Tel: 604-308-5446 www.daveytronic.com

DEISTER MACHINE CO., INC. P.O. Box 1 Fort Wayne IN Tel: 260-426-7495 Fax: 260-422-1523 www.deisterrmachine.com

DENDOFF SPRINGS MFG. LTD. 12045 Old Yale Rd. Surrey BC Tel: 604-580-3400 Fax: 604-580-3600 www.dendoff.com

DEPENDABLE TRUCK AND TANK LIMITED 275 Clarence Street Brampton ON Tel: 905-453-6724, 800-268-0871 Fax: 905-453-7005 www.dependable.ca

DERRICK CORP. 590 Duke Rd. Buffalo NY

Tel: 716-683-9010 Fax: 716-683-4991 www.Derrick.com

DIAMOND BILT 971 N George Washington Blvd. Yuba City CA Tel: 530-674-8577 Fax: 530-674-7339 diamondbilt.com

DIAMOND EQUIPMENT GROUP INC. 102 - 30488 Great Northern Ave Abbotsford BC Tel: 604-930-2300 diamondequip.com

DINGS COMPANY MAGNETIC GROUP 4740 W. Electric Ave. Milwaukee WI Tel: 414-672-7830 Fax: 414-672-5354 www.dingsmagnets.com

DIRECT REPLACEMENT PARTS 102 2nd St. Englehart ON Tel: 705-544-2170 www.drpcanada.com

DOOSAN INFRACORE NORTH AMERICA 2905 Shawnee Industrial Way Suwanee GA

Tel: 678-714-6000 na.doosanequipment.com

DOOSAN PORTABLE POWER 1293 Glenway Dr. Statesville NC

Tel: 800-633-5206 Fax: 704-883-3770 www.doosanportablepower.com

DRESSTA NORTH AMERICA

1327 Barclay Blvd.

Buffalo Grove IL Tel: 847-537-4783 Fax: 847-537-2873 www.dresstanorthamerica.com

DRILLMASTER INTERNATIONAL

1300 Heritage Prkway Mansfield TX Tel: 817-453-2600 Fax: 817-277-0068 www.sandvlk.com

DSC DREDGE, LLC

156 Airport Rd. Reserve LA Tel: 985-479-1355 Fax: 985-479-1367 www.dscdredge.com

DUREX PRODUCTS, INC.

112 West First Ave Luck WI Tel: 715-472-2111 Fax: 715-472-2431 durexproducts.com

DYNAPAC CANADA LTD.

4050B Sladeview Cres. L5L 5Y5 Mississauga ON Tel: 905-607-1170 Fax: 905-607-7921 www.dynapac.com

DYNO NOBEL INC.

130, 160 Quarry Park Blvd. SE Calgary AB Tel: 403-236-9160 Fax: 800-565-8375 www.dynonobel.com

EE-Z DRILL INC. P.O. Box 517, 4615 West Lakeview Stillwater OK Tel: 800-272-0121 Fax: 405-372-1429 www.ezdrill.com

E.D ETRYNE & CO. 1333 South Daysville Rd. Oregon IL Tel: 880-995-2116 Fax: 815-732-7400 www.etnyre.com

EAGLE CRUSHER CO., INC. P.O. Box 537 Galion OH

Tel: 419-468-2288 Fax: 419-468-4840 www.eaglecrusher.com

EAGLE IRON WORKS, LLC; EIW 129 East Holcomb Ave. Des Moines IA Tel: 515-243-1123 eiwllc.com

EBERSPAECHER 6099A Vipond Drive Mississauga ON Tel: 905-670-0960 www.eberspaecher.com

EDGE INNOVATE 30 Farlough Rd. Dungannon Tel: 288-774-0525 Fax: 288-774-7244 www.edgeinnovate.com

EFCO

1800 N.E., Broadway Ave.

Des Moines IA

Tel: 515-266-1141

Fax: 514-313-4420 www.efcoforms.com

ELKIN MANUFACTURING, INC.

2879 Oakland Ave.

Indiana PA

Tel: 800-245-6899

Fax: 724-249-5987 www.elkinhitech.com

ELLICOTT DREDGES, LLC

1611 Bush Street

Baltimore MD 21230

Tel: 410-545-0232, 800-448-7581 www.dredge.com

ERIEZ

2200 Asbury Rd.

Erie PA

Tel: 814-835-6000

Fax: 814-838-4960 www.eriez.com

ESCO CORP.

2141 N.W. 25th Ave., Portland OR

Tel: 503-778-6768

Fax: 503-778-6765 www.escocorp.com

EUTECTIC CANADA INC.

428 Rue Aimé-Vincent Vaudreuil-Dorion QC

Tel: 514-695-7500, 800-361-9439 www.eutectic.ca

EVOQUIP

200 Coalisland Road

Dungannon Co.Tyrone

Tel: 288-771-8500 www.terex.com/evoquip/en

ELRUS AGGREGATE SYSTEMS

4409 Glenmore Trail S.E.

Calgary AB

Tel: 403-279-7741, 888-535-7877

Fax: 403-236-5151 www.elrus.com

EMERSON POWER TRANSMISSION SOLUTIONS

7120 New Buffington Rd., Florence KY

Tel: 859-342-7900 www.emerson-ept.com

ENVIRO-PORT, INC.

10953 Dunbarton Rd. Gratiot WI

Tel: 800-356-8106

Fax: 608-922-3370 www.enviro-port.com

ENVIROLIN CANADA

520 Adanac Quebec QC

Tel: 418-623-1216, 888-444-7925

Fax: 418-660-8889 www.envirolin.com

EPIROC CUSTOMER CENTER 1025 Tristar Drive Mississauga ON Tel: 289-562-0100 www.epiroc.com

EQUIPEMENTS MANUQUIP INC. (LES)

5185 Rue John-Molson, QC Quebec QC

Tel: 418-877-4487

Fax: 418-877-9428 www.manuquipinc.com

EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICES INC.

1030 Martin Grove Rd. Toronto ON

Tel: 416-249-8141

Fax: 416-249-8912 www.essltd.com

ERIE STRAYER CO.

P.O. Box 1031

Erie PA

Tel: 814-456-7001

Fax: 814-452-3422 www.eriestrayer.com

EXCEL FOUNDRY & MACHINE

14463 Wagonseller Rd.

Pekin IL

Tel: 800-523-9129

Fax: 309-347-1931 www.excelfoundry.com

EXPLOTECH ENGINEERING LTD.

58 Antares Drive Unit 5

Nepean ON

Tel: 613-723-2494, 866-397-5683

Fax: 613-723-1114 www.explotech.com

EZSCALE

P.O. Box 185, Carlisle ON Tel: 905-659-1323

Fax: 905-659-1286 www.ezscale.com

FFIELDWORKS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

48 Ardelt Ave.

Kitchener ON

Tel: 855-548-4664

Fax: (519) 570 – 0061 www.fieldworksequipment.com

FILOTECH ELECTRODES INC.

300 St-François-Xavier, Suite 212

Delson QC

Tel: 888-522-5569

Fax: 450-632-2356 www.filotechelectrodes.com

FINNING CANADA

19100 -94th Ave.

Surrey BC

Tel: 604-881-2610

Fax: 604-881-2612 www.finning.ca

FISHER INDUSTRIES

P.O. Box 1034, 3020 Energy Dr.

Dickinson ND

Tel: 701-456-9184, 800-932-8740

Fax: 701-456-9193 www.fisherind.com

FLEXCO

2525 Wisconsin Ave.

Downers Grove IL

Tel: 630-971-0150

Fax: 630-971-1180 www.flexco.com

FLO COMPONENTS LTD.

50 Admiral Blvd. Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-671-2355, 800-668-5458 Fax: 905-671-2358 www.flocomponents.com

FLODRAULIC

45 Sinclair Ave Georgetown ON

Tel: 905-702-9456, 800-361-6209 Fax: 905-702-9457 www.flodraulic.com

FOOTHILLS STEEL FOUNDRY

9390 114 Ave. SE Calgary AB

Tel: 403-255-0125 Fax: 403-252-8994 www.foothillssteel.com

FOREMAN EQUIPMENT

44109 Yale Rd. West Chilliwack AB

Tel: 604-852-9022, 888-852-9021 Fax: 403-923-1397 www.foremanequipment.com

FREIGHTLINER TRUCKS

4435 N. Channel Ave.

Portland OR

Tel: 800-385-4757 www.freightlinertrucks.com

GENCOR INDUSTRIES

5201 N Orange Blossom Trail Orlando FL Tel: 407-290-6000 Fax: 407-578-0577 www.gencor.com

GENEQ INC. 910 Rowntree Dairy Rd., Unit 15 Vaughan ON Tel: 365-527-2508, 855-527-5808 Fax: 365-527-2509 www.geneq.com

GENERAL BEARING SERVICE INC. 1326 Notre Dame W. Montréal QC Tel: 514-937-7423 Fax: 514-937-3736 www.gbs.ca

GEODRILLING SYSTEMS Carl Street Hanmer ON Tel: 705-688-6167 www.geodrilling.ca

GEOSHACK CANADA 1930 Mallard Road London ON Tel: 972-918-5300 geoshack.com

FRONTLINE MACHINERY LTD.

43779 Progress Way Chilliwack BC

Tel: 604-625-2009, 855-625-2009 Fax: 604-402-3004 frontline-machinery.com

FURUKAWA ROCK DRILL 805 Lake St. Kent OH

Tel: 800-358-4476 Fax: 330-673-8504 www.furukawarockdrill.com

GGEHL CO. One Gehl Way West Bend WI

Tel: 262-334-9461 Fax: 262-334-6689 www.gehl.com

GEITH

2905 Shawnee Industrial Way Suwanee GA

Tel: 800-762-4090 Fax: 866-472-4950 www.geith.com

GEOSONICS INC. 359 Northgate Dr., P.O. Box 506 Warrendale PA Tel: 800-992-9395 Fax: 724-934-2999 www.geosonics.com

GEOSONICS/VIBRA-TECH 109 East 1st St. Hazleton PA Tel: 570-455-5861, 866-806-9676 Fax: 570-455-0626 www.geosonicsvibratech.com

GERARD DANIEL WORLDWIDE 205 Courtneypark Dr. West Mississauga ON Tel: 905-670-8558, 800-561-5903 Fax: 905-670-4961 www.gerarddaniel.ca

GEROQUIP INC.

4795 Louis-B-Mayer St. Laval QC Tel: 450-978-0200 Fax: 450-682-6654 www.geroquip.com

GETS EQUIP. LTD. 2-1310 Kerrisdale Blvd., Newmarket ON Tel: 905-953-9327 Fax: 905-953-0825 www.getsequipment.com

GILSON CO., INC. P.O. Box 200 Lewis Center OH Tel: 740-548-7298 Fax: 740-548-5314 www.globalgilson.com

GLASVAN ETNYRE TRAILERS

1201 Aimco Blvd, Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-625-8441, 1 (888) GLASVAN glasvangreatdane.com

GLASVAN GREAT DANE (ALLISTON)

4917 C.W. Leach Rd

Alliston ON

Tel: 705-434-1423, 1 (888) GLASVAN glasvangreatdane.com

GLASVAN GREAT DANE (WHITBY)

1025 Hopkins St

Whitby ON

Tel: 905-430-1262, (888) GLASVAN glasvangreatdane.com

GLOBAL RESOURCES FOR INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS (GRIP) INC.

1686 57A Street

Delta BC

Tel: 604-889-1855

Fax: 866-695-9655 www.conveycanada.ca

GODWIN PUMPS OF AMERICA INC.

84 Floodgate Rd. Bridgeport NJ

Tel: 856-467-3636

Fax: 856-467-4841 www.godwinpumps.com

GOLDER ASSOCIATES LTD.

121 Commerce Park Dr Barrie ON Tel: 905-567-4444 Fax: 905-567-6561 www.golder.com

GOMACO CORP. GOMACO INT’L

119 E. Hwy 175 Ida Grove IA

Tel: 712-364-3347

Fax: 712-364-3986 www.gomaco.com

GOODYEAR ENGINEERED PRODUCTS

450 Kipling Ave. Etobicoke ON

Tel: 519-631-2870

Fax: 519-631-4624 www.goodyearep.com

GORMAN-RUPP OF CANADA LTD.

70 Burwell Rd.

St.Thomas ON

Tel: 519-631-2870

Fax: 519-631-4624 www.grcanada.com

GRANT AGGREGATE & IND. SUPPLY INC.

2578 Lasalle Blvd. Sudbury ON

Tel: 705-524-2711

Fax: 705-524-2692 www.grantagg.com

GREAT WEST EQUIPMENT

123 L & A Cross Rd.

Vernon BC

Tel: 250-549-4232, 1-888-GW-24-365 www.gwequipment.com

GROUNDMAX LTD.

48 Bo Mont Dr Elmsdale NS

Tel: 902-883-1190

Fax: 902-883-7954 groundmax.ca

GUNTERT & ZIMMERMAN CONST. DIV.

INC.

222 East Fourth St. Ripon CA

Tel: 209-599-0066

Fax: 209-599-2021 www.guntert.com

HHAGGLUNDS DRIVES INC.

2275 International St., Columbus OH

Tel: 614-527-7400

Fax: 614-527-7401 www.hagglunds.com

HAMMOND AIR CONDITIONING LTD.

125 Samnah Cres

Ingersoll ON

Tel: 519-485-5961, 800-267-2665

Fax: 519-485-3745 www.hammondac.com

HATZ DIESEL OF AMERICA INC.

W229 N1645 Westwood Dr. Waukesha WI

Tel: 262-544-0254 Fax: 262-544-6120 www.hatzusa.com

HAVER & BOECKER NIAGARA

225 Ontario St. St. Catharines ON

Tel: 905-688-2644, 800-325-5993 Fax: 905-688-6940 www.haverniagara.com

HAZEMAG CANADA INC.

1 Marconi Court Unit 10, Bolton ON Tel: 905-875-9623

Fax: 905-857-3025 www.hazemag.com

HCSS

13151 W Airport Blvd.

Sugar Land TX

Tel: 713-270-4000, 800-683-3196 www.hcss.com

HIGH EYE AERIAL IMAGING

39 Woodland Drive

Wasaga Beach ON Tel: 705-812-0978 higheyeaerial.com

HIKON IND. LTD.

Box 279. RR 4 Saskatoon SK Tel: 306-244-4533 Fax: 306-244-5223 www.hikonindustries.com

HOSEPOWER CANADA

395 Westney Rd. S.

Ajax ON

Tel: 905-686-4071

Fax: 905-686-4385 www.hosepower.com

HOSKIN SCIENTIFIC

#5-3280 South Service Road West Oakville ON

Tel: 905-333-5510, 800-665-5871

Fax: 905-333-4976 www.hoskin.ca

HOSS EQUIP.

3131 N. Highway 161

Irving TX

Tel: 972-257-1244

Fax: 972-257-1960

www.hossequipment.com

HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIP.

6100 Atlantic Blvd. Norcross GA

Tel: 678-823-7777

Fax: 678-823-7778

www.hceamericas.com

IIDEAL PIPE

1196 Sunningdale Rd., W. London ON

Tel: 519-473-2669

Fax: 519-641-2524 www.idealpipe.ca

INDECO

135 Research Dr. Milford CT

Tel: 203-713-1030

Fax: 203-713-1040 www.indeco-breakers.com

INDUSTRIAL MOTOR POWER CORPORATION

350 North Glenoaks Blvd., Suite #200 Burbank CA

Tel: 323-268-3380, 800-965-0994

Fax: 323-268-4521 www.impcorporation.com

INDUSTRIAL TIMBER PRODUCTS

9492 - 287th Street

Maple Ridge BC V2W 1L1

Tel: 604-462-7517, 866-462-7517 www.industrialtimberproducts.com

INFINITY BELTING LTD.

#107,951 Boulder Boulder Blvd. Stony Plain AB

Tel: 780-963-3084, 855-963-3084 Fax: 780-963-3214 www.infinitybelting.com

INGERSOLL-RAND

1293 Glenway Dr. Statesville NC

Tel: (877) IR-BRAND Fax: 704-896-4891 www.ingersollrand.com

INNOTAG DISTRIBUTIONS INC.

2080 Rue Pierre Louis le Tourneux Beloeil QC

Tel: 450-464-7427, 800-363-8727 Fax: 450-464-0874 innotag.com

INNOVATING PROCESSING SOLUTIONS

P.O. Box 299

Aurora IN

Tel: 877-926-0040 Fax: 812-926-3482 www.innovative-processing.com

INSTANTEL INC.

309 Legget Dr. Kanata ON

Tel: 613-592-4642 Fax: 613-592-4296 www.instantel.com

INSTARMAC GROUP PLC

Danny Morson Way, Birch Coppice

Business Park

Dordon, Tamworth, Staffordshire

Tel: ‘+44 (0) 1827 254402 Fax: ‘+44 (0) 1827 874466 www.instarmacinternational.com

INTERNATIONAL BLASTING CONSULTANTS LTD. 437 Laurentian Cres. Coquitlam BC

Tel: 604-936-3420 Fax: 604-936-3632 www.blastingconsultants.com

INTERNATIONAL TRUCK & ENGINE CORP. 4201 Winfield Rd. Warrenville IL Tel: 630-753-2594 Fax: 630-753-2598 www.internationaltrucks.com/en

INTERROLL CANADA LTD. 1201 Gorham St. Newmarket ON Tel: 905-727-3399 Fax: 905-727-3299 www.interroll.com

IROCK CRUSHERS 5531 Canal Rd. Valley View OH Tel: 866-240-0201 Fax: 440-735-4974 www.irockcrushers.com

JJ.A. LARUE INC. 660 rue Lenoir Québec QC Tel: 418-658-3003 Fax: 418-658-6799 www.jalarue.com

JADAIR INTERNATIONAL INC. 235 Grand Avenue, P.O. Box 89 Port Washington WI Tel: 262-284-3411, 800-669-3411 Fax: 262-284-6911 jadair.com

JAYMAC HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIRS 3559 hwy 202 east gore NS Tel: 902-830-7965 jaymac.ca

JCB INC.

2000 Bamford Blvd. Pooler GA Tel: 912-447-2000 Fax: 912-447-2248 www.jcb.com

JENNY PRODUCTS INC. 850 N Pleasant Ave., Somerset PA Tel: 814-445-3400 www.steamjenny.com

JIFFY PRODUCTS CO INC.

2647 Brenner Dr Dallas TX Tel: 214-352-2623 www.jiffydallas.com

JNB HEAVY HAUL

216 Cooper Street

Mitchell ON N0K 1N0

Tel: 519-348-0666 www.jnbheavyhaul.com

JOCOVA FINANCIAL EQUIPMENT

LEASING

170 The Donway W.

Toronto ON

Tel: 905-758-1008, 888-207-6208 Fax: 888-546-5152 www.jocovafinancial.com

JOHN DEERE CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY

1515 5th Ave.

Moline IL

Tel: 309-765-0141 www.Deere.com

KK-TEC EARTHMOVERS INC.

P.O. Box 257, 164 2nd Ave East Rosenort MB

Tel: 204-746-6435, 866-496-7561

Fax: 204-746-2309 www.ktec.com

KAWASAKI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY

CORP. OF AMERICA

2140 Barrett Park Drive, Suite 101 Kennesaw GA

Tel: 770-499-7000 Fax: 770-499-6067  global.kawasaki.com/en

KEITH MANUFACTURING CO.

401 Northwest Adler St. Madras OR Tel: 541-475-3802, 800-547-6161 Fax: 541-475-2169 www.keithwalkingfloor.com

KENCO ENGINEERING INC.

2155 PFE Rd. Roseville CA

Tel: 916-782-8494, 800-363-9859 Fax: 916-783-3494 www.kencoengineering.com

KENNAMETAL INC.

1600 Technology Way

Latrobe PA

Tel: 724-539-5000 Fax: 724-539-5022 www.kennametal.com

KENWORTH TRUCK CO.

10630 NE 38th Place

Kirkland WA

Tel: 425-828-5000 Fax: 425-828-5777 www.kenworth.com

KINECOR LP

2200 52nd Ave.

Lachine QC

Tel: 1 (866)-Kinecor Fax: 514-636-7777 www.wajax.com

KOBELCO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY

U.S.A.

22350 Merchants Way

Katy TX Tel: 281-888-8430 www.KOBELCO-USA.com

KOMATSU AMERICA CORP. 1701 Golf Rd.

Rolling Meadows IL Tel: 847-437-5800 www.komatsuamerica.com

KOMATSU CANADA LTD.

125-B Sismet Rd.

Mississauga ON Tel: 905-625-6292 Fax: 905-625-3036 www.komatsu.com/en

KOMATSU MINING 20 Canadian DR

Ashton AB Tel: 249-377-6862 www.komatsu.com/en/products/blastholedrills

KREBS ENGINEERS

5505 W Gillette Rd. Tucson AZ

Tel: 520-744-8200 Fax: 520-744-8300 www.krebs.com

KUBOTA CANADA LTD. 5900 14th Ave. Markham ON Tel: 905-294-7477 Fax: 905-294-6651 www.kubota.com

LL&H Industrial 913 L&J Ct, Gillette WY 82718 USA Tel: 307-682-7238 www.lnh.net

L&M RADIATOR INC. / MESABI 1414 East 37th St. Hibbing MN

Tel: 218-263-8993, 800-346-3500 www.mesabi.com

LAKE ERIE PORTABLE SCREENERS INC. 9843 Martin Avenue Lake City PA

Tel: 814-774-7080 Fax: 814-774-7088 www.pitbullscreeners.com

LBX COMPANY LLC. 2004 Buck Lane Lexington KY

Tel: 859-245-3900 Fax: 859-245-3909 www.lbxco.com

LEASECORP CAPITAL INC. 4936 Yonge St., Ste. 308 Toronto ON

Tel: 866-434-9965 Fax: 866-751-6844 www.leasecorp.ca

LENWORTH AIR TOOL COMPANY

LIMITED

279 Mill Street East, Acton ON Tel: 519-853-2672 Fax: 519-853-2894

LIEBHERR CANADA LTD. 1015 Sutton Dr. Burlington ON Tel: 905-319-9222 Fax: 905-319-6622 www.liebherr.com

LIPPMANN MILWAUKEE INC. 3271 E. Van Norman. Cudahy WI

Tel: 414-744-2565 Fax: 414-744-8172 www.lippmann-milwaukee.com

LIUGONG MACHINERY 20823 Park Row Katy TX Tel: 281-579-8882 Fax: 281-579-8388 www.LiuGongNA.com

LONDON MACHINERY INC. 15790 Robin’s Rd. London ON Tel: 800-265-1098 Fax: 519-659-2306 www.lmi.ca

LORENZ CONVEYING PRODUCTS CORP. P.O. Box 1002 Cobourg ON Tel: 905-372-2240, 800-263-1942 Fax: 905-372-4456 www.lorenzproducts.com

LUFF INDUSTRIES LTD. 235010 Wrangler Rd. Rocky View AB Tel: 403-279-3555, 888-349-5833 Fax: 403-279-5709 www.luffindustries.com

MM&L TESTING EQUIPMENT LTD 31 Dundas St. East Dundas ON Tel: 905-689-7327, 800-263-9244 Fax: 905-689-3978 www.mltest.com

MACHINERY SUPPLY INC.

100 East Lake Drive NE Airdrie AB

Tel: 403-503-7877 www.machinerysupply.ca

MACK MANUFACTURING INC. 7205 Bellingrath Rd. Theodore AL

Tel: 251-653-9999 Fax: 251-653-1365 www.mackmfg.com

MACK TRUCKS CANADA LTD.

2100 Derry Rd. W., Ste. 410 Mississauga ON Tel: 289-998-0071 Fax: 289-998-0065 www.macktrucks.com

MACK TRUCKS INC.

1407 Bulldog Dr. Allentown PA Tel: 610-395-6801 Fax: 610-398-3982 www.macktrucks.com

MAGNTO LUBRIFICATION INC. (LINCOLN/SKF) 1375 Gay-Lussac Boucherville QC

Tel: 450-655-2551, 877-655-2551 Fax: 450-341-4348 www.magneto.ca

MAJOR 225 North Montcalm Blvd. Candiac QC Tel: 450-659-7681 Fax: 450-659-5570 majorflexmat.com/en

MANULIFT EMI LTD. 606 Lionel Boulet Boul. Varenne QC Tel: 450-652-5550 Fax: 450-652-5559 www.manulift.ca

MARCEL EQUIPMENT LIMITED 1000 Progress Dr. London ON Tel: 519-686-1123, 800-265-5747 www.marcelequipment.com

MARCOTTE MINING MACHINERY SERVICES INC. 2291 Lasalle Blvd. Sudbury ON Tel: 800-461-5955, 800-461-5955 Fax: 705-566-5657 www.marcottemining.com

MARCOTTE SYSTEMS LTD. P.O. Box 84 Saint Bruno QC Tel: 855-652-6520 Fax: 450-652-6444 www.marcottesystems.com

MARTIN ENGINEERING One Martin Place Neponset IL Tel: 309-852-2384 Fax: 800-814-1553 www.martin-eng.com

MARTIN REMOTE SENSING CORPORATION Box 772 Hanna, Alberta AB Tel: 403-857-9671 www.martinremotesensing.com

MASABA CANADA CORP. 827501 Grey rd 40 Blue Mountains ON Tel: 905-453-2200 Fax: 905-451-1922 www.masabainc.com

MATEC IN AMERICA 71 South St. Hopkinton MA Tel: 508-293-8400 Fax: 800-435-1919 www.matecindustries.com/en

MATSOLUTIONS

1600 Corporate Court

Irving TX

Tel: 972-525-2609, 877-825-5077 www.matsolutions.com/Services/ Calibrate.aspx

MAULDIN PAVING PRODUCTS

250 East Warehouse Ct.

Taylors SC

Tel: 864-244-4800 Fax: 864-244-5007 www.4amauldin.com

MB CRUSHER

Via Astico, n°30/A

Fara Vicentino VI

Tel: ‘+39 0445 308148

Fax: ‘+39 0445 308179 www.mbcrusher.com

MCASPHALT INDUSTRIES LTD.

8800 Sheppard Ave., E

Scarborough ON Tel: 416-281-8181 Fax: 416-281-8842 www.mcasphalt.com

MCCLOSKEY INTERNATIONAL LTD.

1 McCloskey Road. Keene ON

Tel: 705-295-4925, 877-876-6635 Fax: 705-295-4777

www.mccloskeyinternational.com

MCLANAHAN CORPORATION

200 Wall Street

Hollidaysburg PA

Tel: 814-695-9807

Fax: 814-695-9984 www.mclanahan.com

MCNEILUS TRUCK & MANUFACTURING CO.

524 Country Rd., 34 E. Dodge Center MN

Tel: 504-374-6321

Fax: 507-374-6394 www.mcneiluscompanies.com

METSO OUTOTEC

2253 Lasalle Boulevard

Sudbury ON Tel: 519-276-8929 mogroup.com/aggregates

METTLER - TOLEDO CANADA

2915 Argentia Road, Unit 6 Mississauga ON

Tel: 800-638-8537

Fax: 614-781-3901 www.mt.com

MHBC PLANNING

540 Bingemans Centre Dr., Suite 200 Kitchener ON

Tel: 519-576-3650

Fax: 519-576-0121 www.mhbcplan.com

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA (CANADA) INC.

3020 Jaques-Bureau Ave.

Laval QC

Tel: 450-978-4766

Fax: 450-978-7589

www.michelin.ca/en

MID-STATE SALES, INC. 1101 Gahanna Parkway

Columbus

Tel: 614-864-1811

Fax: 614-864-0435 www.midstate-sales.com

MIDWESTERN INDUSTRIES INC.

915 Oberlin Rd. SW Massillon OH

Tel: 877-474-9464 Fax: 330-837-4210 www.midwesternind.com

MINDS CORP

2430 North Decatur Blvd, Suite 120 Las Vegas NV Tel: 866-519-3494 www.mindsusa.com

MINING EQUIPMENT COMPANY (A DIVISION OF COMBUSTION CANADA INC.) 8500 Leslie Street Markham ON Tel: 905-830-9294 Fax: 888-392-7955 www.miningequipmentcompany.com

MOCAP INC./ VARI-STEM PLUGS 13100 Manchester Rd. St. Louis MO Tel: 314-543-4000 Fax: 314-543-4111 www.varistem.com

MODULEX SOLUTIONS INC.

9200 Av du Parc #513

Montreal QC

Tel: 866-718-8645

MONTABERT

2905 Shawnee Industrial Way

Suwanee GA

Tel: 866-472-4373 Fax: 866-472-4950 www.montabert.com

MONTREAL TRACTEUR INC.

21601 Clark Graham

Baie d’Urfé QC

Tel: 514-457-8160 Fax: 514-457-5051 www.montrealtractor.com

MORMAK EQUIP LTD. 8140 Becketts Rd. Vernon BC Tel: 250-542-7350 Fax: 250-542-0571 www.mormak.com

MPAQ AUTOMATION INC. 14-3300 Ridgeway Drive Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-542-9411, 888-672-0349 Fax: 905-542-9433 www.mpaq.com

MREL GROUP OF COMPANIES LTD.

1555 Sydenham Rd. Kingston ON

Tel: 613-545-0466 Fax: 613-542-8029 www.mrel.com

MULTIQUIP INC.

18910 Wilmington Ave.

Carson CA

Tel: 800-421-1244 Fax: 310-537-3927 www.multiquip.com

MULTISOLV INC.

1040 Martin Grove Rd., Unit 16

Toronto ON

Tel: 416-424-4190

Fax: 866-852-6287 multisolv.com

N

NATIONAL TRAILER MFG. LTD. 5881 56 Ave. NW. Edmonton AB

Tel: 780-469-0820, 877-495-4525 Fax: 780-469-8995 www.nationaltrailer.ca

NCINDUSTRIAL 100 Mumford Road

Lively ON Tel: 705-885-1600 www.ncindustrial.ca

NEAL MANUFACTURING DIVISION OF BLASTCRETE EQUIPMENT LLC 2000 Cobb Ave. Anniston AL

Tel: 770-800-5673 Fax: 256-236-9824 www.nealequip.com

NESBITT TRAINING 4 Apple Creek Cres. Ottawa ON Tel: 613-402-5764 www.nesbitttraining.ca

NESCO (NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES) CO. 7 Hampshire Dr. Mendham NJ

Tel: 973-543-4586 Fax: 973-543-4588 www.drdust.com

NEW HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION 245 East North Ave. Carol Stream IL Tel: 630-260-4000 Fax: 630-260-4369 www.newhollandconstruction.com

NILEX

6810-8th Street NW Edmonton AB Tel: 780-229-2772, 800-667-4811 www.nilex.com

NINKOVICH GRAVEL LTD. RR# 4

Red Deer AB Tel: 403-309-2415 www.ninkovichgravel.ca

NOMIS SEISMOGRAPHS 3710-4th Ave. South Birmingham AL Tel: 205-592-2466 Fax: 205-592-2477 www.nomis.com

NORDSTRONG EQUIP. LTD.

400 Ambassador Dr. Mississauga ON Tel: 289-562-6400 Fax: 289-562-6445 www.nordstrongequipment.com

NORTH AMERICA TRAFFIC 7 Petersburg Circle Port Colborne ON Tel: 905-835-0800, 877-352-4626 Fax: 905-835-0453 northamericatraffic.com

NORTHERN CAST PARTS COMPANY INC. #6, 2230 Walkers Line Burlington ON Tel: 905-336-3965 Fax: 905-336-3955 www.northerncastparts.com

NPK CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. INC. 7550 Independence Dr. Walton Hills OH Tel: 440-232-7900 Fax: 440-232-4382 www.npkce.com

NYE MANUFACTURING LTD. 3585 Mavis Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-897-2311 Fax: 905-897-2312 www.nye.ca

OPTICOM TECHNOLOGIES

Suite 560, 425 Carrall Street Vancouver BC Tel: 269-966-2900 opticomtech.com

ORICA CANADA INC. 301, Hotel de Ville, Brownsburg QC Tel: 450-533-4201 Fax: 450-533-1393 www.oricaminingservices.com

ORICA USA 33101 E. Quincy Ave. Watkins CO Tel: 303-268-5200 Fax: 303-268-5254 www.oricaminingservices.com

ORMAC INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS 45 Industrial Dr Sussex NB Tel: 506-432-5960 www.ormac.ca

OTR ONSITE™ - WHEEL SAFETY INSPECTIONS

3556 South 5600 West West Valley City UT Tel: 801-702-8878 otr-onsite.com

OURGREENSTREETS

16 Ashley Rd, London N17 9LJ, UK, 22 Lower River Lane Carrollton, GA 30117 Carrollton GA 30117 Tel: 206-813-3433 www.ourgreenstreets.org

P.R. ENGINEERING LTD.

249 Toronto Ave. Oshawa ON

Tel: 905-579-9721

Fax: 905-434-6878

www.prengineering.com

PALADIN ATTACHMENTS

2800 N Zeeb Rd.

Dexter MI

Tel: 800-456-7100

Fax: 734-996-9014

www.paladinattachments.com

PEBBLE PUSHERS GRAVEL CO LTD.

39325-A RGE Rd. Ext 273

Lacombe County AB

Tel: 403-885-5081

www.pebblepushersgravel.com

PETERBILT MOTORS CO.

1700 Woodbrook St. Denton TX

Tel: 940-591-4000

Fax: 940-591-4112

www.peterbilt.com

PETRO-CANADA

2310 Lakeshore Rd W. Mississauga ON

Tel: 800-661-1199

Fax: 800-268-5850

www.petro-canada.com

PHILIPPI-HAGENBUCH, INC.

7424 W. Plank Road

Peoria IL

Tel: 309-697-9200, 800-447-6464

Fax: 309-697-2400

www.philsystems.com

PHOENIX PROCESS EQUIP. CO.

2402 Watterson Trail

Louisville KY

Tel: 502-499-6198

Fax: 502-499-1079 www.dewater.com

POLYDECK

1790 Dewberry Rd. Spartanburg SC

Tel: 864-579-4594

Fax: 864-579-4173

www.polydeck.com

POWER CURBERS COMPANIES, LLC

727 Bendix Drive

Salisbury NC

Tel: 704-636-5871

Fax: 704-633-8140

www.powercurbers.com

POWER PAVERS INC.

5838 W. Cedar Wapsi Rd. Cedar Falls IA

Tel: 319-987-3070

Fax: 319-987-3074

www.powerpavers.com

POWERSCREEN

11001 Electron Drive

Louisville KY

Tel: 502-736-5280

www.powerscreen.com

POWERSCREEN OF CANADA LTD.

800 Farewell St. Oshawa ON

Tel: 905-576-0037

Fax: 905-576-0048

www.powerscreencanada.com

PRECISION PULLEY IDLER-PPI

300 S.E. 14th Street

Pella IA

Tel: 641-628-3115 www.ppi-global.com

PREMIERTECH SYSTEMS

1 Ave. Premier Riviere-du-Loup QC

Tel: 418-868-8324

Fax: 418-862-6642 www.premiertechsystems.com

PRESTON G F SALES & SERVICE LTD.

289 Albert St. North Sundridge ON

Tel: 705-384-5368, 877-245-2456 www.gfpreston.com

PROGUIDE ROLLER

232 Echo Lake Echo Bay ON Tel: 647-773-6947 proguideroller.com

PROVIX

3 Greengage Road New Lowell ON

Tel: 519-803-5805, 888-434-0253

Fax: 705-435-6419 www.provix.net

PSE EQUIPMENT LTD.

3696 244th St. Langley BC V2Z1J2

Tel: 604-857-1750, 877-857-1750

Fax: 604-857-1638 www.PSEequipment.com

PUMPACTION INC.

119 Hymus Boulevard Pointe-Claire QC

Tel: 514-697-8600 Fax: 514-697-0343 www.pumpaction.com

QQUALITY SCALES UNLIMITED

5401 Byron Hot Springs Rd. Byron CA Tel: 925-634-8068 www.scalesu.com

RR. BRUNONE CANADA INC. 1219 Valleyfield Ave. Laval QC

Tel: 514-524-1881 Fax: 450-661-5145 www.brunone-innovation.com

R.A. MCCLURE INC.

2116 Hardin Lane Powell OH

Tel: 740-363-6976 Fax: 740-362-3946 www.ramets.com

RAHNMET

141 Regina St. North Bay ON Tel: 705-474-0410 Fax: 705-476-6790 www.rahnmet.com

RAMMER

3900 Kelley Ave. Cleveland OH

Tel: 216-431-2600, 800-321-1046 Fax: 216-431-2601 www.AlliedCP.com

READY MIXED CONCRETE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO

365 Brunel Rd. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-507-1122 Fax: 905-890-8122 rmcao.org

RECLAIMASPHALT.COM

2020 Schoolhouse Rd Nanaimo BC V9X1T4 Tel: 866-754-0848 www.reclaimasphalt.com

RED RHINO CRUSHERS INC. P.O. Box 129 Rockwood ON Tel: 877-744-6615 www.redrhinocrushers.com

REGAL BELOIT - POWER TRANSMISSION SOLUTIONS

320 Superior Boulevard Mississauga ON Tel: 800-268-4149 www.regalpts.com

RENOLD CANADA LTD.

121 Roy Blvd. Brantford ON Tel: 800-265-9970 Fax: 800-661-6118 www.renoldcanada.com

RICE LAKE WEIGHING SYSTEMS

230 West Coleman St. Rice Lake WI

Tel: 715-234-9171, 800-472-6703 www.ricelake.com

RITCHIE BROS. AUCTIONEERS

6500 River Rd. Richmond BC Tel: 604-273-7564 Fax: 604-273-2102 www.rbauction.com

RMT EQUIPMENT

30 Emilien-Marcoux, Suite 101 Blainville QC Tel: 450-951-2862, 800-648-8132 Fax: 450-951-4701 www.rmtequip.com

ROAD WIDENER LLC

514 Wells Street Delafield WI

Tel: 844-494-3363 www.roadwidenerllc.com

ROCKLAND MGF. CO. P.O. Box 5

Bedford PA

Tel: 814-623-1115 Fax: 814-623-7214 www.rocklandmfg.com

ROHR-IDRECO AMERICAS

2257 N Loop 336 West Conroe TX

Tel: 936-446-9976 www.rohr-idreco.com

ROSTA INC.

394 Hwy.47, Unit #7

Goodwood ON

Tel: 905-642-6996, 800-361-0556

Fax: 905-642-6006 www.rosta.com

ROTOBEC

200 Rue Industrielle Sainte - Justine QC Tel: 250-765-1161 Fax: 250-765-0035 www.rotobec.com

RPM TECH 1318 Principale St-Valerien-de-Milton QC Tel: 450-687-3280, 800-631-9297 www.grouperpmtech.com

RUBBLE MASTER AMERICAS CORP. 2101 N Kaufman St Ennis TX Tel: 800-230-0418 www.rubblemaster.com/us

RULMECA CORPORATION 6508-B Windmill Way

Wilmington NC Tel: 910-794-9294 Fax: 910-794-9296 www.rulmecacorp.com

RYCO

1616 Greens Rd. Houston TX Tel: 281-821-4100, 1 (866) 821-RYCO

SSAKAI AMERICA INC.

90 International Pkwy Adairsville GA Tel: 770-877-9433 Fax: 770-877-9886 www.sakaiamerica.com

SANCTON EQUIPMENT INC 6 - 75 MacDonald Avenue Dartmouth NS Tel: 902-468-4366, 800-291-4366 Fax: 902-468-2415 www.sancton.com

SCALE-TRON INC. 440-19th Ave. Suite 230. Lachine QC Tel: 514-634-7083 Fax: 514-639-6945 www.scaletron.com

SCHENCK PROCESS 746 East Milwaukee St. Whitewater WI Tel: 262-473-2441 Fax: 262-473-6884 www.schenckamericas.com

SCREEN MACHINE INDUSTRIES LLC 10685 Columbus Pkwy. Etna OH

Tel: 740-927-3464 Fax: 740-927-7110 www.screenmachine.com

SDT ULTRASOUND SOLUTIONS PO Box 682 Cobourg ON Tel: 905-377-1313, 800-667-5325 sdtultrasound.com

SENNEBOGEN LLC

1957 Sennebogen Trail

Stanley NC

Tel: 704-347-4910

Fax: 704-347-8894

www.sennebogen-na.com

SEPRO MINERAL SYSTEMS INC.

9850 210st St., Unit 101a Langley BC

Tel: 604-888-5568

Fax: 604-888-5521

www.seprosystems.com

SIEMENS CANADA

1954 Technology Dr., P.O. Box 4225 Peterborough ON

Tel: 705-740-7552

Fax: 705-745-0414

www.siemens.com

SILVER TOP SUPPLY LIMITED

324 Sovereign Rd.

London ON

Tel: 519-457-7625

Fax: 519-457-7242

www.sitech-ec.ca

SIMAR-DACON INC.

546 Des Forges, Beloeil QC

Tel: 450-464-9988

Fax: 450-446-2378 www.daconv.com

SIMPLEX (LOCATION D’OUTILS)

9740 L’Acadie Blvd. Montreal QC

Tel: 514-331-7777

Fax: 514-331-9356

www.simplex.ca

SITEPRO (FROM WORKSAVER INC.)

P.O. Box 100

Litchfield IL

Tel: 217-324-5973

Fax: 217-324-3356 www.wssitepro.com

SKELTON BRUMWELL & ASSOCIATES INC.

93 Bell Farm Road, Unit 107 Barrie ON

Tel: 705-726-1141, 877-726-1141 www.skeltonbrumwell.ca

SKF CANADA LTD.

40 Executive Ct.

Scarborough ON Tel: 416-299-1220

Fax: 416-299-6548 www.skf.ca

SM CYCLO CANADA

870 Equestrian Crt. Oaksville ON

Tel: 905-469-1050

Fax: 905-469-1055

www.smcyclo.com

SMS EQUIPMENT

11285 274 St. Acheson AB

Tel: 780-948-2200

Fax: 780-960-0561

www.smsequipment.com

SOMMERS MOTOR GENERATOR SALES LTD.

70 Packham Avenue

Stratford ON

Tel: 800-690-2396

www.sommersgen.com

SOUCY PLASTIQUES INC

5755 Place Kubota

Drummondville QC

Tel: 819-474-5151 www.soucyplastiques.com/accueil

SPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES

#2, 21 Highfield Circle SE Calgary AB

Tel: 877-252-0070 spatialtechnologies.ca

STANSTEEL

12700 Shelbyville Rd., Ashland Bldg., Louisville KY

Tel: 502-245-1977

Fax: 502-244-4046 www.stansteel.com

STEDMAN MACHINE CO.

129 Franklin Street Aurora IN

Tel: 812-926-0038

Fax: 812-926-3482 www.stedman-machine.com

STERLING TRUCKS CORP.

12120 Telegraph Rd. Redford Township MI

Tel: 313-592-4200

Fax: 313-592-4247 www.sterlingtrucks.com

STONE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

8662 Main St. Honeye NY

Tel: 585-229-5141

Fax: 585-229-1363 www.stone-equip.com

STRONGCO

1640 Enterprise Rd.

Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-670-5100, 800-268-7004

Fax: 905-565-3875 www.strongco.com

SUBARU INDUSTRIAL POWER PRODUCTS

905 Tesler Road

Lake Zurich IL

Tel: 847-540-7300

Fax: 847-438-5012 www.subarupower.com

SULLAIR, LLC

8700 West Bryn Mawr Ave. Suite 400S

Chicago IL

Tel: 219-879-5451, 1(800) SULLAIR www.sullair.com

SYNERGY ENGINEERING LTD

135 Glacier Street

Coquitlam BC

Tel: 604-464-3663

Fax: 604-464-9399 www.synergy-eng.com

TTAKEUCHI

519 Bonnie Valentine Way Pendergrass GA

Tel: 706-693-3600

Fax: 706-693-3725 www.takeuchi-us.com

TALBERT MANUFACTURING INC. 1628 W. State Road 114 Rensselaer IN

Tel: 219-866-7141

Fax: 219-979-6778 www.talbertmfg.com

TEALINC, LTD. 1606 Rosebud Creek Forsyth MT

Tel: 70-854-6307 www.tealinc.com

TECWEIGH

1201 N. Birch Lake Boulevard Saint Paul MN

Tel: 651-777-4780 Fax: 651-777-5582 www.tecweigh.com

TELSMITH, INC.

10910 North Industrial Dr. Mequon WI

Tel: 262-242-6600 www.telsmith.com

TEREX FINLAY

11001 Electron Dr. Louisville KY Tel: 502-736-5280 www.terexfinlay.com

TEREX MPS

3900 Fountains Blvd NE, Suite 101 Cedar Rapids IA Tel: 319-363-3511, 800-821-5600 Fax: 319-399-4871 www.terexmps.com

TEREX TRUCKS

SUPERIOR INDUSTRIES

26 General Manson Way

Miramichi NB

Tel: 320-589-2406

Fax: 320-585-5644 www.superior-ind.com

SURESTRIKE INTERNATIONAL, INC.

400 Main St. S.

Luck WI

Tel: 715-472-8844, 866-472-8844

Fax: 715-472-8845 www.surestrike.biz

Newhouse Industrial Estate Motherwell Tel: ‘+44 (0)1698 732121 www.terextrucks.com

TEREX WASHING SYSTEMS 200 Coalisland Rd., Dungannon Co. Tyrone Tel: 989-288-3121 www.terex.com/washing

TERRAFIRMA EQUIPMENT SALES & RENTALS INC. 18104 111 Ave. NW Edmonton AB Tel: 780-452-0606 Fax: 780-452-8474 www.terrafirmaequipment.com

TESAB ONTARIO LTD.

3135 Boomer Line St. Clements ON Tel: 519-699-4201, 855-448-3722 Fax: 519-699-5924 tesabontario.com

THOMPSON PUMP AND MANUFACTURING CO. INC.

4620 City Center Dr. Port Orange FL Tel: 386-767-7310, 800-767-7310 www.thompsonpump.com

THOR GLOBAL ENTERPRISES LTD. 839 Westport Cres. Mississauga ON Tel: 905-564-0440 Fax: 905-564-9602 www.thorglobal.ca

TITAN TRAILERS 1129 Highway 3 Delhi ON Tel: 519-688-4826 Fax: 519-688-6453 www.titantrailers.com

TOP LIFT ENTERPRISES 42 Pinelands Ave. Stoney Creek ON Tel: 905-662-4137 www.toplift.com

TOPCON POSITIONING SYSTEMS

7400 National Dr. Livermore CA Tel: 925-245-8300 Fax: 925-245-8599 www.topconpositioning.com

TOROMONT CAT PO Box 5511, 3131 Hwy. 7 West Concord ON Tel: 416-667-5511 www.toromontcat.com

TORSPEC INTERNATIONAL INC. 650 Hardwick Rd. Bolton ON Tel: 416-213-1026 Fax: 416-213-0821 www.torspec.com

TOSHONT - TOSHIBA 1175 Corporate Dr. Unit 2 Burlington ON Tel: 905-333-0650 Fax: 905-333-4243 www.toshont.com

TRACKS & WHEELS EQUIPMENT BROKERS INC. 400 Old Highway 69 Greater Sudbury ON Tel: 705-566-5438 Fax: 705-566-5422 www.tracksandwheels.com

TRAMEC SLOAN, LLC 534 E 48th St. Holland MI Tel: 616-395-5600, 800-336-7778 Fax: 877-286-6515 www.tramecsloan.com

TRANS TECH SYSTEMS INC. 1594 State Street Schenecady NY Tel: 800-724-6306 Fax: 518-370-5538 www.transtechsys.com

TRANSACTWELL

170 The Donway W. Toronto ON Tel: 289-366-8700 www.transactwell.com

TREAD CORP.

176 EAST Park Dr. Roanoke VA

Tel: 540-982-6881

Fax: 540-344-7536 www.treadcorp.com

TRIMBLE VIEWPOINT

1515 SE Water Ave. Suite 300

Portland OR

Tel: 971-255-4800, 800-333-3197 Fax: 971-255-4749

www.viewpoint.com/en-ca

TROUT RIVER INDUSTRIES INC.

32 Trout River Rd.

Coleman PE

Tel: 902-859-1200, 888-995-1200

Fax: 902-859-1206

www.troutriverindustries.ca

TROXLER ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES INC.

3008 Cornwallis Rd.

Research Triangle Park NC

Tel: 919-549-8661

Fax: 919-549-0761

www.troxlerlabs.com

TSURUMI CANADA

149 J.A. Bombardier, Suites 9-10 Boucherville QC

Tel: 866-449-6484

Fax: 866-449-5283

www.tsurumicanada.com

UUNITED RENTALS

Five Greenwich Office Park

Greenwich CT

Tel: 203-622-3131

Fax: 203-622-6080 www.ur.com

UNIVERSAL ROLL

359-4 Boul. St-Joseph Laurier Station QC

Tel: 418-728-0035

Fax: 418-728-2052 www.universalroll.com

VALE INDUSTRIES LTD.

PO Box 1420

Indian Head SK

Tel: 306-695-2460

valeindustries.ca

VALLEY BLADES LTD.

435 Phillip St.

Waterloo ON

Tel: 519-885-5500

Fax: 519-746-2780

www.valleyblades.com

VAN DER GRAFF INC.

2 Van der Graaf Court

Brampton ON

Tel: 905-793-8100

Fax: 905-793-8129

www.vandergraaf.com

ROCKTOROAD

VIBROTECH

2000 Ave. Methot

Plessisville QC

Tel: 819-362-8871

Fax: 819-362-2930

www.vibrotech-inc.com

VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

312 Volvo Way

Shippensburg PA

Tel: 717-532-9181

Fax: 717-532-3408

www.volvoce.com/na

VOLVO TRUCKS CANADA INC.

2100 Derry Rd. W. Mississauga ON Tel: 289-998-0020 Fax: 289-998-0030 www.volvotrucks.ca/en-ca

VORTEX

1725 Vortex Ave. Salina KS

Tel: 785-825-7177, 888-829-7821 Fax: 785-825-7194 www.vortexglobal.com

VT LEEBOY INC.

500 Lincoln Country Prkwy Ext. Lincolnton NC

Tel: 704-966-3300 Fax: 704-483-5802 www.leeboy.com

WW. K. DAHMS MANUFACTURING LTD.

3074 Sawmill Road P.O. Box 520 St. Jacobs ON Tel: 519-664-3414, 855-754-6437 Fax: 519-664-2082 www.stoneslinger.com

WABI IRON & STEEL CORP.

330 Broadwood Ave.

New Liskeard ON

Tel: 705-647-4383 Fax: 705-647-6954 www.wabicorp.com

WACKER NEUSON

N92 W15000 Anthony Ave. Menomonee Falls WI

Tel: 262-257-4131 Fax: 800-822-0710 www.wackergroup.com

WAJAX EQUIPMENT

3280 Wharton Way Mississauga ON Tel: 905-212-3302, 800-363-5464 www.wajax.ca

WEG MOTORS & DRIVES

64 Samor Road

Toronto ON

Tel: 416-781-4617, (800) PAMENSKY (726-3675) Fax: 416-781-4352 www.weg.net/ca

WEIR MINERALS

2701 S Stoughton Rd. Madison WI

Tel: 608-221-2261 Fax: 608-661-8734 www.aggregates.weir

WEIR MINERALS CANADA

2360 Millrace Ct.

Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-812-0881

Fax: 905-813-8170 www.global.weir

WELLS FARGO EQUIPMENT FINANCE

1290 Central Parkway West, Suite 1100

Mississauga ON

Tel: 905-283-4487

www.wellsfargo.ca/financingandcredit#Eq uipmentLoansAndLeases

WENNSOFT

1970 S Calhoun Rd.

New Berlin WI

Tel: 262-821-4100 www.wennsoft.com

WESTERN ASPHALT PRODUCTS

65 Limestone Rd E

Brandon MB

Tel: 204-725-9538

Fax: 800-878-9293 www.westernasphalt.ca

WESTERN CANADIAN SCREENS LTD. 1750 Brigantine Dr. Coquitlam BC

Tel: 604-520-3073 www.thewesterngroup.com

WESTERN GLOBAL 1707 Northwood Drive

Troy MI

Tel: 866-814-2470, 866-814-2470 Fax: 248-255-4590 western-global.com

WESTERN STAR TRUCKS

12120 Telegraph Rd.

Redford Township MI

Tel: 313-592-4200 Fax: 313-592-4247 www.westernstartrucks.com

WESTPRO MACHINERY INC. 3317 30th Ave.

Vernon BC

Tel: 250-549-6710 www.westpromachinery.com

WHITE INDUSTRIAL SEISMOLOGY INC. P.O. Box 1256

Joplin MO

Tel: 417-624-0164 Fax: 417-624-9416 www.whiteseis.com

WILCAN ELECTRONICS CANADA LTD.

35-8560 Torbram Rd.

Brampton ON Tel: 905-790-2711 Fax: 905-790-3179 www.powersurges.com

WINSLOW-GEROLAMY MOTORS LTD. 1018 Lansdowne Street

Peterborough ON Tel: 705-742-3411, 800-461-6417 Fax: 705-742-2551 www.wgmotors.ca

WIPWARE INC.

600 Gormanville Rd.

North Bay ON

Tel: 705-472-2664 Fax: 705-472-2645 www.wipware.com

WIRTGEN AMERICA INC.

6030 Dana Way

Antioch TN

Tel: 615-501-0600

Fax: 615-501-0691 www.wirtgenamerica.com

WRT EQUIPMENT LTD. 818 43rd Street East

Saskatoon SK

Tel: 306-244-0423 www.wrtequipment.com

YYANMAR COMPACT EQUIPMENT

840 Lily Lane

Grand Rapids MN

Tel: 218-327-3434, 800-205-9913

Fax: 218-327-9122 yanmarce.com

AGGREGATE PLANTS

1 Portable

2 Track-Mounted

3 Used Machinery

Allu USA 1

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 1-3

Assinck Ltd. 1-3

BKT Tires (Canada) Inc. 3

Bondyn Products 1

Caldwell Construction Inc. 1

Calrose Electric Ltd. 1

Carman Construction Inc. 1-2

CDE 1

CIMI Inc. 1-3

Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 1

Clemro Western Ltd. 1,3

Construction Equipment Company 1-3

Crushtek Llc. 1-2

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1

Eagle Iron Works, LLC; EIW 1

Edge Innovate 1-2

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1,3

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3

Fisher Industries 1

Foreman Equipment 1-3

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1-3

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 3

Great West Equipment 1-3

Haver & Boecker Niagara 1

Hazemag Canada Inc. 1

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1

IROCK Crushers 1

Komatsu Mining 2

Lake Erie Portable Screeners Inc. 1

Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 1-2

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-3

Masaba Canada Corp. 1

McCloskey International Ltd. 1-3

McLanahan Corporation 1-2

McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing Co. 1

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3

Mormak Equip Ltd. 1-3

Nesbitt Training 3

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-3

PSE Equipment Ltd. (d) 3

Rahnmet 3

reclaimasphalt.com (d) 1

RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 2

Sancton Equipment Inc 1-2

Scale-Tron Inc. 1

Screen Machine Industries LLC 1-3

Silver Top Supply Limited 1

Superior Industries 1

Telsmith, Inc. 1-3

Terex Finlay 1-2

Terex MPS 1

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-3

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 1-3

Toromont Cat 1-3

Vale Industries Ltd. 1

Weir Minerals 1

Wirtgen America Inc. 2

AIR COMPRESSORS

1 Axial

2 Portable

3 Reciprocating

4 Rotary

5 Stationary

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 2

Direct Replacement Parts 2

Doosan Portable Power 2-4

Ingersoll-Rand 1-4

Jenny Products Inc. 2-5

Strongco 2

Sullair, LLC 2,4-5

ALLOYS

1 Abrasion Resistant

2 Heat Resistant

3 Impact Resistant

Assinck Ltd. 1-3

Automatic Welding 2

Black Cat Blades, Ltd. 1

Bondyn Products 1

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,3

Clemro Western Ltd. 1

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3

Dendoff Springs MFG. Ltd. 3

Esco Corp. 1-3

Eutectic Canada Inc. 1-3

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1-3

Foothills Steel Foundry 1-3

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3

Kenco Engineering Inc. 1-3

NCIndustrial 1,3

Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 1-3

Valley Blades Ltd. 1-3

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1-3

ASPHALT & EMULSIONS

1 Asphalt Cement

2 Asphalt Cutbacks

3 Oil

4 Release Agents

Canadian Asphalt Ind. Inc. 1

Envirolin Canada 3-4

Instarmac Group plc 1

McAsphalt Industries Ltd. 1-4

MultiSolv Inc. 4

NCIndustrial 3-4

Western Asphalt Products 1-4

ASPHALT PLANT EQUIPMENT

1 Dryers

2 Pugmills, etc.

3 Vibrating Screens

Aggregates Equipment Inc. 3

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 3

Asphalt Drum Mixers 1-3

Assinck Ltd. 3

Astec Inc. 1-3

Clemro Western Ltd. 3

CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 1-3

Crushtek Llc. 3

Deister Machine Co., Inc. 3

Derrick Corp. 3

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2-3

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2-3

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3

Gilson Co., Inc. 1,3

Kenco Engineering Inc. 2

Kinecor LP 3

Lake Erie Portable Screeners Inc. 3

McCloskey International Ltd. 3

McLanahan Corporation 2-3

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3

NCIndustrial 3

RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 3

Screen Machine Industries LLC 3

Silver Top Supply Limited 3

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 3

Western Asphalt Products 2

WRT Equipment Ltd. 2-3

ASPHALT PLANTS

1 Computerized Batch Controls

2 Portable

3 Stationary

Aggressor Automation 1

Asphalt Drum Mixers 2-3

Astec Inc. 1-3

Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 1

CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 1-3

Command Alkon 1

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2-3

Gets Equip. Ltd. 2-3

Marcotte Systems Ltd. 1

Minds CORP 1

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3

MPAQ Automation Inc. 1

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 1

Stansteel 1-3

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-3

Western Asphalt Products 1-3

BBELTS

1 Conveyor

2 Flat Power Transmission

3 V

Access Control Sales Ltd. 2

Asgco 1

Asphalt Drum Mixers 1

Assinck Ltd. 1-3

Carman Construction Inc. 1

CDE 1

Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1-3

CIMI Inc. 1

Clemro Western Ltd. 1

ContiTech North America 1

Direct Replacement Parts 3

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1,3

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1,3

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1

General Bearing Service Inc. 1-3

Goodyear Engineered Products 1-3

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-3

Great West Equipment 1-3

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1

Infinity Belting Ltd. 1

Jaymac Heavy Equipment repairs 1

Kinecor LP 1,3

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-3

Martin Engineering 1

Masaba Canada Corp. 1

McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing Co. 1

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1

Silver Top Supply Limited 1

Simar-Dacon Inc. 1

Superior Industries 1

Synergy Engineering Ltd 1

Terex Finlay 1

Trout River Industries Inc. 1

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1

Weir Minerals 1

Westpro Machinery Inc. 1

BLASTING EQUIPMENT

1 Anfo Trucks

2 Blast Design Software

3 Blasting Machines

4 Drill Hole Plugs

5 Galvanometers

6 Monitors

7 Seismographs

Austin Powder Ltd. 1-3

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 4

Davey Bickford CDA 2-3

Dyno Nobel Inc. 1-7

Geosonics Inc. 6-7

GeoSonics/Vibra-Tech 6-7

Instantel Inc. 7

International Blasting Consultants Ltd. 6-7

Marcotte Mining Machinery Services Inc. 1

Mocap Inc./ Vari-Stem Plugs 4

MREL Group of Companies Ltd. 6

NCIndustrial 4

Nomis Seismographs 7

R.A. McClure Inc. 2,6-7

White Industrial Seismology Inc. 2,7

Wipware Inc. 2,6

BREAKERS, ROCK

1 Boom Systems

2 Drop Cross

3 Hand Held

4 Portable 5 Stationary

6 Tools

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 3-4

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 1

Bobcat Company 6

Breaker Technology Ltd. 1,4-6

Brunner & Lay Inc. 6

Brunner Canada Inc (m) 6

Brunner Canada Inc. 6

CIMI Inc. 1,4-6

Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 2

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3-6

CrushCo Inc. 4-5

Crushtek Llc. 4

Direct Replacement Parts 4,6

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1

Epiroc Customer Center 1,3-4,6

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-6

Fieldworks Construction Equipment 5

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2

Great West Equipment 1-6

Indeco 1,4-6

Lenworth Air Tool Company Limited 3

Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 2

NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1

Rammer 1,4-5

SMS Equipment 1-6

Strongco 1,3,6

Sullair, LLC 6

Surestrike International, Inc. 4,6

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1

BUCKETS

1 Dragline

2 Excavator

3 Faceshovel

4 Loader

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 2

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 2

Bobcat Company 2,4

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1

C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 2,4

Carman Construction Inc. 2,4

Case Construction Equipment 1-4

Caterpillar Inc. 2-4

CIMI Inc. 2

Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1,4

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-4

CWS Industries (MFG) Corp. 2,4

Direct Replacement Parts 1-4

Doosan Infracore North America 2

Ellicott Dredges, LLC (m) 2

Equipment Sales & Services Inc. 2,4

Esco Corp. 1-4

Fieldworks Construction Equipment 2

Finning Canada 2,4

Great West Equipment 2-4

Hoss Equip. 3-4

Ingersoll-Rand 2,4

Jaymac Heavy Equipment repairs 2

John Deere Construction & Forestry 2,4

Kawasaki Construction Machinery Corp. of America 4

Kenco Engineering Inc. 1-2,4

Komatsu America Corp. 2,4

Komatsu Canada Ltd. 2,4

Kubota Canada Ltd. 2

Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-4

Mack Manufacturing Inc. 2,4

Marcel Equipment Limited 2,4

MB Crusher 2

Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 2,4

Nye Manufacturing Ltd. 2,4

Paladin Attachments 4

Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 2,4

Rockland MGF. Co. 2

Rotobec 2,4

SMS Equipment 2-4

Strongco 1-4

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals

Inc. 2

Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 2,4

Valley Blades Ltd. 1-4

Volvo Construction Equipment 2,4

Wajax Equipment 2,4

BULK STORAGE ACCESSORIES

1 Gates & Valves

2 Hopper Feeder Units

3 Level Sensors

4 Pneumatic Bins

5 Telescoping Downspouts

Access Control Sales Ltd. 3

Aggressor Automation 3

Astec Inc. 1-4

Besser Co. 1,3

CDE 2

Edge Innovate 2

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2,5

Foreman Equipment 2

Gets Equip. Ltd. 2-3

Global Resources for Industrial Projects

(GRIP) Inc. 5

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2-3

KEITH Manufacturing Co. 2

Kinecor LP 1-3

Lorenz Conveying Products Corp. 1

Masaba Canada Corp. 2-5

NCIndustrial 2

R. Brunone Canada Inc. 1

Siemens Canada 3

Superior Industries 5

Tecweigh 1

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 2

Vortex 1,5

BUSHINGS

1 Brass

2 Bronze

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1-2

Clemro Western Ltd. 1

Construction Equipment Company 1

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2

General Bearing Service Inc. 1-2

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2

Kinecor LP 2

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-2

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2

Rahnmet 2

SMS Equipment 1-2

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1-2

CCASTINGS &

FORGINGS

1 Abrasion Resistant Iron

2 Alloy Iron

3 Babbitt

4 Brass

5 Bronze

6 Iron

7 Manganese

8 Nickel Steel

9 Non Ferrous

10 Steel

Assinck Ltd. 6-7

Black Cat Blades, Ltd. 1-2,8,10

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 7-8,10

CIMI Inc. 7

Clemro Western Ltd. 7

Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1-2,67,10

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,7

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 7

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 7

Esco Corp. 1,7,9-10

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1

Foothills Steel Foundry 1-2,7-8,10

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2,6-8,10

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 7

Kenco Engineering Inc. 1-2,8,10

Kinecor LP 2,4-6

Machinery Supply Inc. 4,6-7,10

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 4-5,7

Mormak Equip Ltd. 7

NCIndustrial 3

Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 1-2,410

P.R. Engineering Ltd. 3

Rahnmet 3,5-6,9

Sancton Equipment Inc 7

Silver Top Supply Limited 6-7

Tramec Sloan, LLC 4

Valley Blades Ltd. 1,6,10

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1-2,6-8,10

CHEMICALS

1 Dust Suppressants

2 Polymer Asphalt

Access Control Sales Ltd. 1

Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd. 2

BossTek (m) 1

Machinery Supply Inc. 1

NESCO (National Environmental Services) Co. 1

Nilex 1

Western Asphalt Products 2

CLASSIFIERS

1 Accessories

2 Controls

3 Cyclones, Dry

4 Cyclones, Wet

5 Hydraulic

6 Magnetic

7 Rising Current

8 Rotary

9 Scalping Tanks

10 Settling

11 Spiral

12 Vibrating

Aggregates Equipment Inc. 12

Aggressor Automation 2

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 12

Assinck Ltd. 12

Bondyn Products 1

CDE 1-2,4,9-10,12

CIMI Inc. 1-4,7,9,11

Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 4-5,7,10

Clemro Western Ltd. 4,11-12

Derrick Corp. 12

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 4,9-11

Eagle Iron Works, LLC; EIW 2,9

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2,4-5,7,910,12

Envirolin Canada 5 Eriez 12

Foreman Equipment 3-4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1,3-4,6-12

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 3-4,12

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 4

John Deere Construction & Forestry 5

Krebs Engineers 4,11

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-12

Matec In America 4,7,9-11

McCloskey International Ltd. 4

McLanahan Corporation 4,7-10

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 11

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 12

Phoenix Process Equip. Co. 4-5,12

Sancton Equipment Inc 7

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2

Silver Top Supply Limited 1-12

Weir Minerals 1,4,8,10,12

Weir Minerals Canada 1,4,8,10,12

Wipware Inc. 2

COMPACTION EQUIPMENT

1 Plates

2 Rollers

3 Tampers

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1,3

Ammann America 1-3

Bomag Canada Inc. (m) 1-3

Breaker Technology Ltd. 1

Case Construction Equipment 2

Conquest Equipment 1-3

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3

Direct Replacement Parts 1-3

Doosan Portable Power 1,3

Dynapac Canada Ltd. 1-3

Fieldworks Construction Equipment 2

Finning Canada 1-3

Geroquip Inc. 1-3

Great West Equipment 1-3

Hoss Equip. 2

Ingersoll-Rand 1

J.A. Larue Inc. 1-3

John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2

Liugong Machinery 2

Marcel Equipment Limited 2

Multiquip Inc. 1-2

Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 2

NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1,3

PSE Equipment Ltd. (d) 1-3

Rammer 1

Road Widener LLC 2

Sakai America Inc. 1-3

Sancton Equipment Inc 2

SMS Equipment 2

Stone Construction Equipment 1-3

Strongco 2-3

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 3

Volvo Construction Equipment 2

VT Leeboy Inc. 2

Wacker Neuson 1-3

Wirtgen America Inc. 2

CONCRETE BATCH PLANTS

1 Computerized Batch Controls

2 Concrete Batching Control Equipment

3 Portable

4 Stationary

Aggressor Automation 1

Assinck Ltd. 1-4

Astec Inc. 1-4

Besser Co. 1-4

Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 1-2

CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 2-4

Command Alkon 1

Con-E-Co. 2-4

Elkin Manufacturing, Inc. 3

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 3-4

Erie Strayer Co. 1-4

Guntert & Zimmerman Const. Div. Inc. 3-4

Innotag Distributions Inc. 1

Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-4

London Machinery Inc. 3-4

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-4

Marcotte Systems Ltd. 1

Masaba Canada Corp. 3

Minds CORP 1

MPAQ Automation Inc. 1-2

Pumpaction Inc. 1-4

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-4

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-4

CONSULTANTS

1 Aggregate Plant Design & Layout

2 Aggregate Sales/ Marketing

3 Aggregate Testing

4 Electrical

5 Environmental & Rehabilitation

6 Financial Services

7 Geotechnical

8 Government Liaison

9 Hydrogeological

10 Landscape Architects

11 Planning & Resource Development

12 Public Relations

13 Safety

14 Vibration Control

Access Control Sales Ltd. 4

Aggressor Automation 4

Assinck Ltd. 1,14

BedRock Software - AggFlow 1,11

Bondyn Products 14

Calrose Electric Ltd. 4

Carman Construction Inc. 5

CDE 1,3,5

Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 1

Clemro Western Ltd. 1

Command Alkon 1

Curtis GEO Solutions Inc. 3,5,7

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1

Explotech Engineering Ltd. 14

Geosonics Inc. 7,12,14

GeoSonics/Vibra-Tech 7,12,14

Gets Equip. Ltd. 14

Gilson Co., Inc. 3

Golder Associates Ltd. 1,3,5,7-14

Great West Equipment 1,5-6,11

Haver & Boecker Niagara 1

Industrial Motor Power Corporation 1,34,11

Innovating Processing Solutions 1

Instarmac Group plc 1-3

International Blasting Consultants Ltd. 12,14

Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 1

Machinery Supply Inc. 1,4-5

Martin Remote Sensing Corporation 5,8,11

Masaba Canada Corp. 1

McLanahan Corporation 1

MHBC Planning 10

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2

National Trailer Mfg. Ltd. 3,7

Nesbitt Training 1,11-12

NESCO (National Environmental Services) Co. 5

Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 2

Nomis Seismographs 14

North America Traffic 13

ourgreenstreets (c) 5

Provix 13

R.A. McClure Inc. 14

ROSTA Inc. 14

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2,4

Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 1-3

Skelton Brumwell & Associates Inc. 5,8,11

SKF Canada Ltd. 14

Synergy Engineering Ltd 4

TransactWell 6

Western Asphalt Products 3

White Industrial Seismology Inc. 14

Wipware Inc. 3

CONVEYOR ACCESSORIES

1 Belt Cleaners

2 Belt Conveyor Drive Stations

3 Belt Scales

4 Belt Take-Ups

5 Belt Trippers

6 Conveyor Belting

7 Conveyor Hoods

8 Conveyor Skirting Rubber

9 Couplings

10 Gear Drives

11 Impact - Slide Bars

12 Tramp Metal Detectors

Aggressor Automation 3

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 3

Asgco 1-3,6-8,11

Assinck Ltd. 1-12

Astec Inc. 1-4,9-10

Bondyn Products 1-4,6,8-12

Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 3

CDE 2,6,9

Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1,6,8-9

CIMI Inc. 1-12

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-8,11

Continental Conveyor & Equipment 5,10-11

ContiTech North America 6

ConveyWeigh 3

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-4,8-12

Dings Company Magnetic Group 12

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1,3-4,8,12

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2-3,9-10

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-12

Eriez 12

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 11

Flexco 1,8,11

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 3,6

General Bearing Service Inc. 6,9-10

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1,3,5,7-8,11-12

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 3,5,12

Goodyear Engineered Products 6

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-12

Great West Equipment 1-12

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1-4,6-7,10-12

Infinity Belting Ltd. 1,6,8

Kinecor LP 1,6,9-11

Luff Industries Ltd. 1,4,11

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-12

Martin Engineering 1,4,7-8,11

Masaba Canada Corp. 1,3-8,10-11

McNeilus Truck & Manufacturing Co. 2,4

Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 1-2,4,7-8,11

ORMAC Industrial Solutions 1,8,11

Precision Pulley Idler-PPI 4

Quality Scales Unlimited 3

R. Brunone Canada Inc. 4,8,11

RMT Equipment 3,12

ROSTA Inc. 1,11

Rulmeca Corporation 2,7,10

Sancton Equipment Inc 3,12

Scale-Tron Inc. 3

Schenck Process 3

Siemens Canada 3

Silver Top Supply Limited 1,3-4,6,8,11

Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-2,4-8

SM Cyclo Canada 6

Superior Industries 1-2,4-5,7,11

Synergy Engineering Ltd 2,4-5,10

Tecweigh 3

Vale Industries Ltd. 1-2,4-5,11

Weir Minerals 1,6,8,11

Weir Minerals Canada 1,6,8,11

CONVEYOR COMPONENTS

1 Belting

2 Fasteners

3 Idlers

4 Lagging

5 Pulleys

6 Scrapers/Cleaners

7 Sensors, Switches and Monitors

8 Skirtboards

9 Splicers, Hot Vulcanizers

10 Switches

11 Walkways

Access Control Sales Ltd. 7

Asgco 3-6,8

Assinck Ltd. 1-6,8-11

Bondyn Products 1-6,8-9

Calrose Electric Ltd. 10

CDE 1,6,10-11

Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1-2,4,6,8-9

CIMI Inc. 1-6,8-11

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-6,8-9

Continental Conveyor & Equipment 3,5,8

ContiTech North America 1,9

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 3-6,8,10

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 3-6

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-6,8-

10

Flexco 2,4,6

General Bearing Service Inc. 1-5

Gets Equip. Ltd. 4-6,8

Goodyear Engineered Products 1,8

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-6,8-11

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1-4,6,8-9

Infinity Belting Ltd. 1-6,8-9

Kinecor LP 1-3,5,8-9

Luff Industries Ltd. 3-6

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-6,8,10-11

Martin Engineering 3,6,8

Masaba Canada Corp. 1-3,5,8-10

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 3,5-6

Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 3,5-6,8,10

ORMAC Industrial Solutions 2,4,6,8

Precision Pulley Idler-PPI 3-5

ProGuide Roller 3

R. Brunone Canada Inc. 2-3,5-6,8

ROSTA Inc. 6

Rulmeca Corporation 3,5

Silver Top Supply Limited 1-6,8

Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-6,8,10-11

Superior Industries 3,5-6,11

Synergy Engineering Ltd 10

W. K. Dahms Manufacturing Ltd. 1

Weir Minerals 4,6

Weir Minerals Canada 4,6

CONVEYORS

1 Horizontal

2 Inclined

3 Mobile

4 Pan

5 Portable

6 Screw

7 Telescopic

8 Vertical

9 Vibrating

Asgco 1-3,5,7

Asphalt Drum Mixers 1-3,5

Assinck Ltd. 1-9

Astec Inc. 2,5-6

Besser Co. 1-2,6

CDE 1-6,9

CIMI Inc. 1-9

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-5

Construction Equipment Company 1-3,67,9

Continental Conveyor & Equipment 1-2

ContiTech North America 1-2,8

CrushCo Inc. 1-3,9

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-5,7-8

Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 5

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3,5,7

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1-3,5-7

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-9

Eriez 9

EvoQuip 3

Fisher Industries 5,7

Foreman Equipment 1

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 3,5

General Bearing Service Inc. 1-2,6,9

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1-2,6,9

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-8

Great West Equipment 1-7,9

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1-3,5

Innovating Processing Solutions 1-2

IROCK Crushers 5

KEITH Manufacturing Co. 1

Kinecor LP 1-2,4,6,9

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-9

Martin Engineering 1-2,9

McCloskey International Ltd. 1-3,5,7

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1-6

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3,5,7

Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 1-2,6

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-3,5,7

Premiertech Systems 1-9

R. Brunone Canada Inc. 1-2

Renold Canada Ltd. 9

ROSTA Inc. 9

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2,8-9

Screen Machine Industries LLC 3,5

Silver Top Supply Limited 1-3

Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-3,5-6

Superior Industries 1-3,5,7

Synergy Engineering Ltd 1-3,5

Telsmith, Inc. 1-2,7

Terex Finlay 1-3,5

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 1-3,5

Thor Global Enterprises Ltd. 1-3,5,7-8

Toromont Cat 1-3,5,7

Vale Industries Ltd. 1-2,5

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 4

Westpro Machinery Inc. 6

CRUSHERS

1 Cagemill

2 Cone

3 Gyratory

4 Hammermill

5 Impact (All Types)

6 Jaw

7 Roll (All Types)

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 2,5-6

Allied-Gator, Inc. 6

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 2-3,5-6

Assinck Ltd. 1-7

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 4-6

Carman Construction Inc. 6

CIMI Inc. 2-7

Clemro Western Ltd. 2,5

Construction Equipment Company 2,5-6

CrushCo Inc. 2-4,6

Crushtek Llc. 5-6

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2,5-6

Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 4-6

Edge Innovate 7

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2-3,5-6

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-7

Eutectic Canada Inc. 1-7

EvoQuip 5-6

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 2,4-5

Foothills Steel Foundry 2-7

Foreman Equipment 2,5-6

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 2,5-6

GENEQ inc. 2,6

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-7

Gilson Co., Inc. 3-7

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-7

Great West Equipment 2-7

Hazemag Canada Inc. 4-5,7

Hoskin Scientific 3,6

IROCK Crushers 5-6

Kinecor LP 1,4-7

Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 5-6

M&L Testing Equipment LTD 6

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-7

MB Crusher 6

McCloskey International Ltd. 2,5-6

McLanahan Corporation 2,4-7

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 2,4-6

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 2,4-7

Mormak Equip Ltd. 2,4-6

P.R. Engineering Ltd. 2-4,7

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 2-6

Rahnmet 2-3

Sancton Equipment Inc 2-3,5-7

Screen Machine Industries LLC 2,4-6

Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 2,6

Simar-Dacon Inc. 7

SMS Equipment 4,6

Stedman Machine Co. 1,4-5

Synergy Engineering Ltd 2-3,5-7

Telsmith, Inc. 2,5-6

Terex Finlay 2,5-6

Terex MPS 2-3,5-6

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 5-6

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 2,5-6

Toromont Cat 2-3,5-6

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 4-6

Westpro Machinery Inc. 2,6

Wirtgen America Inc. 2,5-6

DDEWATERING EQUIPMENT

1 Bucket Wheels

2 Fines Recovery Systems

3 Pumps

4 Screens

5 Screw Washers

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 4-5

Assinck Ltd. 4-5

Bondyn Products 4

Carter Pump Inc. 3

CDE 2-4

CIMI Inc. 2,4-5

Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 2,4

Clemro Western Ltd. 2,4-5

Deister Machine Co., Inc. 2,4

Derrick Corp. 2,4

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-5

Ellicott Dredges, LLC (m) 3

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2-5

Enviro-Port, Inc. 2

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2,4-5

Foreman Equipment 2

Gerard Daniel Worldwide 4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 2,4-5

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 4

Godwin Pumps of America Inc. 3

Gorman-Rupp of Canada Ltd. 3

Haver & Boecker Niagara 4

Kinecor LP 4-5

Krebs Engineers 2-3

Machinery Supply Inc. 2,4-5

Masaba Canada Corp. 5

Matec In America 2,4

McCloskey International Ltd. 4-5

McLanahan Corporation 2-5

Midwestern Industries Inc. 4

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 5

Multiquip Inc. 3

Phoenix Process Equip. Co. 4

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-2,4

RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 4

Sancton Equipment Inc 1-2,4-5

Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 2,5

Silver Top Supply Limited 4

Subaru Industrial Power Products 3

Synergy Engineering Ltd 3

Terex Finlay 1-5

Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co. Inc. 3

Tsurumi Canada 3

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1,3

Wacker Neuson 3

Wajax Equipment 2

Weir Minerals 2-4

Weir Minerals Canada 2-4

Westpro Machinery Inc. 2

DRILLING PARTS & ACCESSORIES

1 Bits

2 Rods

3 Tools

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1-3

Brunner & Lay Inc. 1-3

Brunner Canada Inc (m) 1-3

Brunner Canada Inc. 1-3

Epiroc Customer Center 1-3

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3

GeoDrilling Systems 1-3

M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1

Sullair, LLC 3

DRILLS

1 Hydraulic

2 Percussion

3 Pneumatic

4 Rotary

Coogar Sales & Service 3

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-4

E-Z Drill Inc. 3

Epiroc Customer Center 1-2,4

Furukawa Rock Drill 1

Hoskin Scientific 1,3

Hoss Equip. 1-4

Komatsu Mining 3-4

Lenworth Air Tool Company Limited 3

SMS Equipment 1-3

Wacker Neuson 4

DRIVES

1 Belts

2 Bushings (for pulleys & sheaves)

3 Chain

4 Electric

5 Fluid

6 Gear

7 Gear Shaft - Mounted

8 V Belt Sheaves

9 Variable Speed

Aggressor Automation 4,9

Assinck Ltd. 1-9

Bondyn Products 1-2,7-8

Calrose Electric Ltd. 4,9

Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1

CIMI Inc. 1-2

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2,4,7-9

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-2,6-9

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 1-3,7-9

Envirolin Canada 5

General Bearing Service Inc. 1-4,6-9

Goodyear Engineered Products 1,9

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-4,7-9

Hagglunds Drives Inc. 5,7,9

Kinecor LP 1-9

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-9

Masaba Canada Corp. 3-9

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 3,6-9

Rahnmet 2

Renold Canada Ltd. 3-7,9

SM Cyclo Canada 7

SMS Equipment 1-9

Synergy Engineering Ltd 4

Torspec International Inc. 4,9

Toshont - Toshiba 4,9

WEG Motors & Drives 9

Weir Minerals 1

Weir Minerals Canada 1

ENGINES

1 Diesel

2 Electric

3 Gasoline

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 1-2

Assinck Ltd. 1

Briggs & Stratton Corp. 1,3

Case Construction Equipment 1-3

Caterpillar Inc. 1

CIMI Inc. 1-3

Clemro Western Ltd. 1

Cummins Inc. 1

Direct Replacement Parts 1-3

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3

Finning Canada 1

Hatz Diesel of America Inc. 1

Hoss Equip. 1

Industrial Motor Power Corporation 1

International Truck & Engine Corp. 1-2

John Deere Construction & Forestry 1

Kubota Canada Ltd. 1

L&M Radiator Inc. / Mesabi 1,3

Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1

Masaba Canada Corp. 1-3

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1

SMS Equipment 1-3

Sommers Motor Generator Sales Ltd. 1

Subaru Industrial Power Products 1

Synergy Engineering Ltd 2

Volvo Construction Equipment 1

EXCAVATORS

1 Attachments

2 Backhoe/Hydraulic

3 Clamshell

4 Faceshovel

5 Mini

6 Wheeled

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1

Allied-Gator, Inc. 1

Allu USA 1

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 6

Bobcat Company 1-2,5

Brunner & Lay Inc. 1

Brunner Canada Inc (m) 1

C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 1

Case Construction Equipment 1-3

Caterpillar Inc. 1-2,4-6

Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-3

D & J Lockhart Excavators Ltd. 5

Direct Replacement Parts 1,5

Doosan Infracore North America 1,6

Envirolin Canada 2-6

Equipment Sales & Services Inc. 1

Esco Corp. 2

Fieldworks Construction Equipment 1-2,4-6

Finning Canada 1-2,5-6

Gehl Co. 5

Geoshack Canada 1

Great West Equipment 1-6

GroundMAX LTD. 1

Hoss Equip. 1,4

Hyundai Construction Equip. 2,5-6

Indeco 1

Ingersoll-Rand 1-2,5

JCB Inc. 2

John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2,5-6

KOBELCO Construction Machinery U.S.A. 2,5

Komatsu America Corp. 1-2,5

Kubota Canada Ltd. 5

LBX Company LLC. 2

Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-4,6

Liugong Machinery 5-6

Mack Manufacturing Inc. 1,3

Marcel Equipment Limited 1-3,6

MB Crusher 1

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1

New Holland Construction 1-6

Ninkovich Gravel Ltd. 1-2

NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1

Nye Manufacturing Ltd. 1

Paladin Attachments 1

Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 1-2,6

Rammer 1

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 2

Road Widener LLC 1

Rockland MGF. Co. 1

ROHR-IDRECO Americas 3

Rotobec 1,3,5

RPM Tech 1

SMS Equipment 1-6

Strongco 1-3,5-6

Surestrike International, Inc. 1

Takeuchi 5

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1

Top Lift Enterprises 2,5-6

Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1-2,5-6

Valley Blades Ltd. 1

Volvo Construction Equipment 1-2,5-6

Wacker Neuson 1,4

Wajax Equipment 1-2,5-6

Yanmar Compact Equipment 1,5

F

FEEDERS

1 Apron 2 Belt

3 Flight

4 Grizzly 5 Pan

6 Plate

7 Scalper

Assinck Ltd. 1-7

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,4-5 CDE 1-2,7

CIMI Inc. 1-7

Clemro Western Ltd. 2,4-6

Construction Equipment Company 1-2,4-7

Deister Machine Co., Inc. 4-5,7

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-2,4-7

Edge Innovate 1-2,4

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-7

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-7

Eriez 5

Fisher Industries 1

Foothills Steel Foundry 1,4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2,4-7

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1-2

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-7

Great West Equipment 1-7

Hazemag Canada Inc. 1

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 2

Innovating Processing Solutions 1-2

IROCK Crushers 2,4

Kenco Engineering Inc. 3-4,6

Kinecor LP 2,4-5

Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 4-5,7

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-7

Masaba Canada Corp. 1-2

McLanahan Corporation 1,3-6

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1-2,4-5

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 4,7

Mormak Equip Ltd. 2-4

Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 1,4

Renold Canada Ltd. 1

ROSTA Inc. 4-5,7

Sancton Equipment Inc 1,4-5,7

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-7

Schenck Process 1-2

Screen Machine Industries LLC 1,4,7

Siemens Canada 2

Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-2

Strongco 2,4-7

Superior Industries 2

Synergy Engineering Ltd 1-2,4

Tecweigh 2

Telsmith, Inc. 4-5

Terex Finlay 4

Terex MPS 1-2,4-5,7

Toromont Cat 1-2,4-5,7

Vale Industries Ltd. 2

Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. 1,4-5

Westpro Machinery Inc. 1-2

GGENERATING SETS

1 Portable 2 Stationary

Allmand Bros. Inc. 1

Assinck Ltd. 1-2

Caterpillar Inc. 2

CIMI Inc. 1-2

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2

Direct Replacement Parts 1

Doosan Portable Power 1

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1

Envirolin Canada 1

Fisher Industries 1

Godwin Pumps of America Inc. 1

Great West Equipment 1-2

Hoss Equip. 1

Industrial Motor Power Corporation 1-2

Ingersoll-Rand 1

Kubota Canada Ltd. 1

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-2

Sommers Motor Generator Sales Ltd. 1-2

Strongco 1-2

Subaru Industrial Power Products 1

Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1

Wacker Neuson 1-2

HHAMMERS, IMPACT

1 Boom Mounted

2 Hydraulic Breakers

3 Tools

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1-3

Bobcat Company 2

Breaker Technology Ltd. 1-3

Brokk Inc. 2

Brunner & Lay Inc. 3

Brunner Canada Inc (m) 3

Brunner Canada Inc. 3

Carman Construction Inc. 2

Case Construction Equipment 2

Caterpillar Inc. 1-2

CIMI Inc. 1-3

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-3

Direct Replacement Parts 2

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2

Envirolin Canada 1-2

Epiroc Customer Center 1-2

Equipment Sales & Services Inc. 1-2

Great West Equipment 1-3

Indeco 1-3

Ingersoll-Rand 1-2

John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2

Kenco Engineering Inc. 3

Kubota Canada Ltd. 2

NPK Construction Equip. Inc. 1-2

Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 2

Rammer 1-3

SMS Equipment 1-2

Strongco 1-3

Sullair, LLC 3

Surestrike International, Inc. 2-3

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-3

Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 2

Volvo Construction Equipment 1-2

HARD FACING

1 Alloys

2 Crusher Roller Rebuilders, Automatic

3 Electrodes

4 Equipment (Automatic & SemiAutomatic)

5 Rods

6 Wires

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 3

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,5-6

C&C Lift Truck 4

CIMI Inc. 2

Esco Corp. 1

Eutectic Canada Inc. 1-6

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1,3,5-6

Kennametal Inc. 5

Weir Minerals 1-2

Weir Minerals Canada 1-2

HOSES

1 Air

2 Fuel

3 Hydraulic

4 Industrial

Assinck Ltd. 3 Automatic Welding 3

Bondyn Products 1-4

Caterpillar Inc. 3

Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 1-4

Clemro Western Ltd. 3

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,3

Dependable Truck and Tank Limited 2

Envirolin Canada 3-4

FLODRAULIC 3

Goodyear Engineered Products 1-4

Great West Equipment 1-4

Hammond Air Conditioning Ltd. 1

Hosepower Canada 1-4

Kinecor LP 1-4

Mid-State Sales, Inc. 3

RYCO 3

SMS Equipment 1-4

Strongco 1-3

Tramec Sloan, LLC 1

Weir Minerals 4

Weir Minerals Canada 4

Western Global 2

LLABORATORY & TESTING EQUIPMENT

1 Crushers

2 Pulverizers

3 Sample Splitters

4 Screens

5 Video Graders

Assinck Ltd. 4

Clemro Western Ltd. 1,4

Eriez 3

GENEQ inc. 1-4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2

Gilson Co., Inc. 1-4

Hoskin Scientific 1-4

Kinecor LP 1-5

M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1-4

Machinery Supply Inc. 1

McLanahan Corporation 1,3

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1,4

National Trailer Mfg. Ltd. 3-4

RUBBLE MASTER Americas Corp. 1

Stedman Machine Co. 1-2

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 4

Wipware Inc. 1,5

LINERS & WEAR PARTS

1 Carbide Overlay Plate

2 Ceramic

3 Sheet Rubber

4 Steel Plate

5 Urethane

6 Wear Strips

Asphalt Drum Mixers 1-2

Assinck Ltd. 4-6

Black Cat Blades, Ltd. 1,6

Bondyn Products 1-6

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 1,5-6

CIMI Inc. 1-2,6

Clemro Western Ltd. 3-6

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1,6

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 3,5

Durex Products, Inc. 2-3,5

Equipment Sales & Services Inc. 1,6

Esco Corp. 1,4,6

Eutectic Canada Inc. 1,4,6

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 1,4,6

Foothills Steel Foundry 4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-6

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2-3,5

GroundMAX LTD. 2-6

Haver & Boecker Niagara 5

Kenco Engineering Inc. 1,4,6

Kennametal Inc. 1,6

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-6

Masaba Canada Corp. 4-6

Strongco 2-6

Weir Minerals 2-6

Weir Minerals Canada 2-6

LOADERS

1 Attachments

2 Crawler

3 Skid Steer

4 Wheel

Allied-Gator, Inc. 1

ASV Holdings Inc. 3

BKT Tires (Canada) Inc. 2-4

Bobcat Company 1-4

C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 1

Case Construction Equipment 1,3-4

Caterpillar Inc. 1-4

Columbia Steel Casting Co., Inc. 1

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1

Direct Replacement Parts 1-4

Doosan Infracore North America 1,4

Dressta North America 2,4

Equipment Sales & Services Inc. 1-4

Esco Corp. 1

Fieldworks Construction Equipment 1,3-4

Finning Canada 1,3-4

Gehl Co. 3-4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1

Great West Equipment 1-4

Hoss Equip. 1

Hyundai Construction Equip. 3-4

Ingersoll-Rand 1,4

JCB Inc. 3-4

John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-4

Kawasaki Construction Machinery Corp. of America 1,4

Komatsu America Corp. 4

Komatsu Canada Ltd. 1-4

Kubota Canada Ltd. 4

Liebherr Canada Ltd. 1-2,4

Liugong Machinery 3-4

Mack Manufacturing Inc. 1

Marcel Equipment Limited 1,4

MB Crusher 1

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1,4

New Holland Construction 1,3-4

ORMAC Industrial Solutions 1

Paladin Attachments 1

Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 1-4

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 2

Road Widener LLC 1

Rockland MGF. Co. 1

Rotobec 1

RPM Tech 1

Sitepro (from Worksaver Inc.) 1

SMS Equipment 1-4

Strongco 1-4

Takeuchi 2,4

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 1-2

Top Lift Enterprises 3-4

Tracks & Wheels Equipment Brokers Inc. 1-4

Valley Blades Ltd. 1-4

Volvo Construction Equipment 1-4

Wacker Neuson 4

Wajax Equipment 1-4

Yanmar Compact Equipment 1,4

M

MILLING MACHINERY (AGGREGATES)

1 Ball 2 Gear

3 Grinding

4 Impact

5 Rod

6 Roller Mill

Eriez 1

Foothills Steel Foundry 2

Gilson Co., Inc. 1,3,6

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 1

Great West Equipment 1,3-5

Hazemag Canada Inc. 4

Hoskin Scientific 1,5

Kinecor LP 3-4

SMS Equipment 1-6

Stedman Machine Co. 4

Strongco 4

MOTORS

1 Air

2 Electric

3 Hydraulic

Aggressor Automation 2

Assinck Ltd. 2-3

Calrose Electric Ltd. 2

CIMI Inc. 2-3

Clemro Western Ltd. 2

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2

Envirolin Canada 3

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2-3

FLODRAULIC 2-3

General Bearing Service Inc. 2

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2

Hagglunds Drives Inc. 3

Kinecor LP 1-3

Machinery Supply Inc. 2

Masaba Canada Corp. 2-3

Nordstrong Equip. Ltd. 2

ROSTA Inc. 2

Rulmeca Corporation 2

SMS Equipment 1-3

Synergy Engineering Ltd 2

Torspec International Inc. 2

Toshont - Toshiba 2

WEG Motors & Drives 2

PPUMPS

1 Centrifugal

2 Hydraulic

3 Pneumatic

4 Submersible

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 2,4

Assinck Ltd. 2

Caterpillar Inc. 2

CDE 1

Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 1

Creighton Rock Drill Ltd. 1-3

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1

Dynapac Canada Ltd. 4

Ellicott Dredges, LLC (m) 2

Envirolin Canada 2

FLO Components Ltd. 2-3

FLODRAULIC 2

Godwin Pumps of America Inc. 1-2,4

Gorman-Rupp of Canada Ltd. 1-2,4

Great West Equipment 1,3-4

Hagglunds Drives Inc. 2

Hoskin Scientific 3-4

Kinecor LP 1-4

Magnto Lubrification inc. (Lincoln/SKF) 3

Masaba Canada Corp. 2

McLanahan Corporation 1

Pumpaction Inc. 1,3-4

SMS Equipment 1-4

Subaru Industrial Power Products 1

Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co. Inc. 1-2,4

Tsurumi Canada 1,4

Wacker Neuson 1,4

Wajax Equipment 1,4

Weir Minerals 1,3-4

Weir Minerals Canada 1,3-4

RECYCLE PLANTS

1 Asphalt

2 Concrete

3 Rubble

Allu USA 1

Ammann America 1

Asphalt Drum Mixers 1

Assinck Ltd. 1-3

Astec Inc. 1

CDE 2

CIMI Inc. 1-3

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-3

CMI Roadbuilding Inc. 1

Construction Equipment Company 1-3

D & J Lockhart Excavators Ltd. 1-2

Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 1-3

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3

Enviro-Port, Inc. 2

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1-3

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-3

IROCK Crushers 1-3

Lippmann Milwaukee Inc. 1-2

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-3

Masaba Canada Corp. 1-3

MB Crusher 2

McCloskey International Ltd. 1-3

McLanahan Corporation 1-2

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2

Premiertech Systems 1

reclaimasphalt.com (d) 1

Road Widener LLC 1

Sancton Equipment Inc 1-3

Scale-Tron Inc. 2

Screen Machine Industries LLC 1-3

Silver Top Supply Limited 1

SMS Equipment 1

Strongco 1-3

Terex Finlay 1-3

Terex MPS 1-2

Terrafirma Equipment Sales & Rentals Inc. 2

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 1-3

Wirtgen America Inc. 1-3

S

SCALES

1 Batching

2 Belt

3 Bucket

4 Conveyor

5 Hopper

6 Loader

7 Truck

Active Scale Manufacturing Inc. 1-7

Aggressor Automation 2

Amaco Construction Equipment Inc. 2

AMI Rockchain Inc. 7

Asgco 2

Assinck Ltd. 2,6

Astec Inc. 4-5,7

Avery Weigh-Tronix 1,4-5,7

Canadian Scale Co. Ltd. 1-7

Cardinal Scale Mfg. Co. 5,7

Caterpillar Inc. 7

CDE 5

CIMI Inc. 2-6

Clemro Western Ltd. 2

Construction Equipment Company 2

ConveyWeigh 2,4

Crushtek Llc. 1

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2,4,6-7

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2,4

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 2-3,6

Fisher Industries 7

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 2,7

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-4,6-7

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 2,4

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 2,4

Great West Equipment 7

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 2

Innotag Distributions Inc. 1

Kawasaki Construction Machinery Corp. of America 6

M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1

Machinery Supply Inc. 2-5

Mettler - Toledo Canada 1-7

Preston G F Sales & Service Ltd. 6

Quality Scales Unlimited 2,4-5,7

R. Brunone Canada Inc. 1,4

RMT Equipment 6-7

Sancton Equipment Inc 2,4,6

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2

Schenck Process 1-2,4-5

Siemens Canada 2,4-5

Silver Top Supply Limited 2,4,6-7

Tecweigh 2,4

SCREEDS

1 Asphalt

2 Concrete

Allen Engineering Corporation 2

Caterpillar Inc. 1

Curb Roller Manufacturing 2

Derrick Corp. 1

Dynapac Canada Ltd. 2

Great West Equipment 1-2

J.A. Larue Inc. 1

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1

Multiquip Inc. 2

Sancton Equipment Inc 1

Strongco 1-2

Volvo Construction Equipment 1

Wirtgen America Inc. 1-2

SCREENING MEDIA

1 Harp Screen

2 Perforated Plate

3 Polyurethane

4 Profile Wire

5 Rubber

6 Self-Cleaning

7 Welded Wire

8 Woven Wire

Assinck Ltd. 1-8

Bondyn Products 1-3,5-8

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 2-3,8

Buffalo Wire Works 1-8

Chambers & Cooke Ltd. 8

CIMI Inc. 1-8

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-6,8

Construction Equipment Company 3-4,6,8

Continental 5

Derrick Corp. 3,8

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-8

Durex Products, Inc. 2-6,8

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-8

Eutectic Canada Inc. 7

Filotech Electrodes Inc. 7

Gerard Daniel Worldwide 7-8

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-8

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-8

Great West Equipment 1-8

Haver & Boecker Niagara 2-3,5-6

Hikon Ind. Ltd. 1,4-5

M&L Testing Equipment LTD 8

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-8

MAJOR 1,3,6,8

Midwestern Industries Inc. 2,4,8

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-5,8

Polydeck 3-7

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-8

Sancton Equipment Inc 1-6,8

Silver Top Supply Limited 1-6,8

Strongco 1,3,5-8

Terex Finlay 5-8

Weir Minerals 1-5,8

Weir Minerals Canada 1-5,8

Western Canadian Screens Ltd. 1-8

SCREENS

1 Accessories

2 Bar

3 Finger

4 Grizzly

5 Horizontal

6 Inclined

7 Trommel

8 Vibrating, Asphalt Plant

Aggregates Equipment Inc. 6-7

Allu USA 2

Asphalt Drum Mixers 4

Assinck Ltd. 1-8

Bondyn Products 1,3

Boundary Equipment Co. Ltd. 4

Buffalo Wire Works 1,7-8

CDE 1,5-6,8

CIMI Inc. 1-7

Classification & Flotation Systems Inc. 5

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2,4-6

Construction Equipment Company 4-6

CrushCo Inc. 4-7

Deister Machine Co., Inc. 1,3-8

Derrick Corp. 5,8

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1,4-7

Durex Products, Inc. 1

Edge Innovate 6-7

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-6

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-8

EvoQuip 3,6

Foreman Equipment 4,6-7

Frontline Machinery Ltd. 1-7

Gerard Daniel Worldwide 1,5-6,8

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2,4-6,8

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 6

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-8

Great West Equipment 1-8

Haver & Boecker Niagara 1,5-6

IROCK Crushers 5-6

Kinecor LP 4-5,8

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-8

MAJOR 8

MB Crusher 7

McCloskey International Ltd. 5-7

McLanahan Corporation 4-8

Midwestern Industries Inc. 1-2,4-6,8

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 4-7

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1,5-6,8

Mormak Equip Ltd. 5-6

Northern Cast Parts Company Inc. 4

Polydeck 7

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 1-7

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 8

ROSTA Inc. 1,8

Sancton Equipment Inc 1-8

Scale-Tron Inc. 1-2

Screen Machine Industries LLC 3-8

Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 1-2,5-6,8

Strongco 1-7

Telsmith, Inc. 5-6

Terex Finlay 1-8

Terex MPS 4-6

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 6-7

Toromont Cat 1-6

Vibrotech 8

Weir Minerals 1,5-8

Western Canadian Screens Ltd. 1

Wirtgen America Inc. 6

SCRUBBERS

1 Coarse & Fine Material

2 Log Washers

Assinck Ltd. 1-2

CDE 1-2

CIMI Inc. 1-2

Clemro Western Ltd. 1-2

Construction Equipment Company 1-2

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1-2

Eagle Iron Works, LLC; EIW 1-2

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-2

Foreman Equipment 1

Gets Equip. Ltd. 1-2

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-2

Great West Equipment 1-2

Machinery Supply Inc. 1-2

McLanahan Corporation 1-2

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-2

Sancton Equipment Inc 1-2

Sepro Mineral Systems Inc. 1

Terex Finlay 1-2

SEPARATORS

1 Air 2 Liquids

3 Magnetic

4 Solids

Bondyn Products 3

Buell Div. of Fisher - Klosterman, Inc. 1

CDE 2,4

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1

Edge Innovate 1

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 2,4

Eriez 3

Fisher Industries 1

Gerard Daniel Worldwide 2,4

Gets Equip. Ltd. 3

Kinecor LP 2,4

Machinery Supply Inc. 1,3

Matec In America 2,4

MB Crusher 3

McLanahan Corporation 2-4

Phoenix Process Equip. Co. 2,4

Premiertech Systems 4

Strongco 3

Weir Minerals 2,4

Weir Minerals Canada 2,4

SPREADERS & FINISHERS

1 Asphalt

2 Cement

3 Concrete

4 Sand & Stone

Allen Engineering Corporation 3

AMI Rockchain Inc. 4

Bomag Canada Inc. (m) 1

E.D Etryne & Co. 1

Geroquip Inc. 2-3

J.A. Larue Inc. 1

K-Tec Earthmovers Inc. 4

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1

Multiquip Inc. 3

Pebble Pushers Gravel Co Ltd. 4

Philippi-Hagenbuch, Inc. 4

Power Pavers Inc. 3

PSE Equipment Ltd. (d) 1

Road Widener LLC 4

Sancton Equipment Inc 1

Strongco 1,4

VT Leeboy Inc. 1,4

STACKERS

1 Boom

2 Radial

3 Telescopic

Assinck Ltd. 1-3

Caterpillar Inc. 3

CIMI Inc. 1-3

Clemro Western Ltd. 2

Construction Equipment Company 2

CrushCo Inc. 1-3

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 2-3

Eagle Crusher Co., Inc. 2

Edge Innovate 2-3

ELRUS Aggregate Systems 1-3

Emerson Power Transmission Solutions 2-3

Equipements Manuquip Inc. (Les) 1-3

Fieldworks Construction Equipment 3

Fisher Industries 2-3

Global Resources for Industrial Projects (GRIP) Inc. 2

Grant Aggregate & Ind. Supply Inc. 1-3

Great West Equipment 1-3

Machinery Supply Inc. 2-3

Masaba Canada Corp. 2-3

McCloskey International Ltd. 2-3

Mining Equipment Company (A Division of Combustion Canada Inc.) 1-3

Montreal Tracteur Inc. 1-3

Powerscreen of Canada Ltd. 2-3

R. Brunone Canada Inc. 2

Screen Machine Industries LLC 2

Silver Top Supply Limited 2

Simar-Dacon Inc. 1-2

Superior Industries 2-3

Terex Finlay 1-3

Tesab Ontario Ltd. 2

Thor Global Enterprises Ltd. 1-3

Vale Industries Ltd. 2

TTESTING EQUIPMENT

1 Aggregate

2 Asphalt

3 Auto Bulk Material Samplers

4 Auto Slurry, Water Samplers

5 Concrete

Diamond Equipment Group Inc. 1

GENEQ inc. 1-2,5

Gets Equip. Ltd. 3

Gilson Co., Inc. 1-5

Hoskin Scientific 1-2,5

M&L Testing Equipment LTD 1-2,5

McLanahan Corporation 1,3-4

National Trailer Mfg. Ltd. 1-2,5

NCIndustrial 1

Trans Tech Systems Inc. 1-2

Troxler Electronics Laboratories Inc. 2

Western Canadian Screens Ltd. 1

Wipware Inc. 1,3,5

TRACTORS

1 Attachments

2 Crawler

3 Wheel

Accudraulics Hydraulic Tools & Attachments 1

Allmand Bros. Inc. 3

Bobcat Company 1,3

C&P Attachments/ JRC Attachments 1

Carman Construction Inc. 2

Case Construction Equipment 2

Caterpillar Inc. 1-3

Direct Replacement Parts 1-3

Esco Corp. 1

Finning Canada 3

Great West Equipment 1-3

Hoss Equip. 1-3

J.A. Larue Inc. 1

John Deere Construction & Forestry 1-2

K-Tec Earthmovers Inc. 1

Komatsu America Corp. 2

Komatsu Canada Ltd. 1-3

Kubota Canada Ltd. 3

Marcel Equipment Limited 1-2

MB Crusher 1

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Superior Industries’ Conveyor Impact Cradle undergoes modern redesign

US-based manufacturer Superior Industries has unveiled a revised design of its popular Conveyor Impact Cradle.

The new arrangement includes larger pad cartridges to enhance durability and a reinforced point of connection between the pads and cradle frame.

According to Superior’s engineers, the Conveyor Impact Cradle is a modern redesign of the traditional impact bed. While both products absorb the force of falling material to prevent damage to conveyor belts, Superior states the Impact Cradle is specifically engineered to address common shortcomings associated with the design of traditional impact beds. These include:

• Curved bed fully supports belting, leaving no gaps to trap fugitive material.

• Pads are easy to slide on or off cradle frame in tight, hard to access transition zones.

• No special tools required, which speeds installation and maintenance.

• One-piece pads made from a special urethane to reduce friction and enhance cushioning.

In addition to these redesigned features, Superior’s Impact Cradle is newly available in two more pre-engineered models: medium and heavy duty are now available in addition to the standard model, which was first introduced to conveyor owners in 2017.

Astec adds charcoal filters to Fiberbed Mist Collector to improve blue smoke control

Astec Industries has announced the integration of charcoal filters into its patentpending Fiberbed Mist Collector.

Astec explains this enhancement improves the system’s ability to capture and eliminate odor-causing compounds, improving air quality and community satisfaction for asphalt facilities.

Astec’s Fiberbed Mist Collector technology captures and cleans blue smoke generated during silo or loadout operations. With the addition of charcoal filters, the system now offers a more comprehensive approach to odor control. By trapping and neutralizing odor-causing compounds, the charcoal filters reduce detectable odors emanating from the facility.

Superior Industries has redesigned its Conveyor Impact Cradle. Photo: Superior Industries

Astec’s Fiberbed Mist Collector technology captures and cleans blue smoke generated during silo or loadout operations. Photo: Astec

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one more load Managing the challenges of working around water

Operating heavy equipment in quarries near water bodies can be tricky. On top of regular constraints like budget and timeline, you need to carry out the work in a way that minimizes environmental impacts like erosion and sedimentation, as well as keep fish habitats protected. When equipment moves around or disturbs exposed soil, it potentially makes available sediment to enter nearby water bodies, degrading the water quality, and potentially harming aquatic habitats.

For equipment operators, it’s crucial to understand these challenges and know how to tackle them. Not only does this limit operational slowdowns, but it also ensures you’re complying with environmental regulations and necessary permits, approvals, or licences. Here are some tips to help you keep things running smoothly.

STABILIZING SOILS AND CONTROLLING SEDIMENT

The goal of operators is to hold the soil in place, or where movement does take place, to trap it before leaving the work area or reaching off-site receptors.

• Exposed soils can be stabilized using erosion control blankets, mulch, or quick-growing vegetation to stabilize soil in areas where heavy equipment has disturbed the ground. This prevents sediment from being washed away during rain events or spring snow melt.

• Sediment barriers can be installed such as setting up silt fences, waddles or sediment traps around disturbed areas to catch sediment before it reaches water bodies. Regularly inspect and maintain these barriers to ensure they are effective.

MANAGING WATER RUNOFF AND DRAINAGE

Improper water management can lead to excessive runoff, erosion, and potential contamination of water bodies, resulting in operational delays due to the need for corrective measures or potential regulatory compliance issues.

• Control water runoff by using diversion ditches or berms to direct clean runoff away from disturbed areas, reducing the volume of water that can potentially pick up sediment as it flows across the site.

• Check dams, erosion wattles or enviroberms (permeable barriers) can be deployed to slow the speed of flow.

• Use sediment ponds or basins to capture runoff, allowing sediments to settle out before the water is

discharged. These should be regularly cleaned out to maintain their capacity and effectiveness.

• If water needs to be discharged from the site, ensure it is released at a controlled rate to minimize the risk of erosion or damage to downstream habitats and monitor the water quality being released. Avoid discharging water from areas undergoing active dredging or excavation near water, to reduce potential sedimentation related concerns (e.g., impacts to fish habitat, neighbouring landowners).

PROTECTING FISH HABITATS AND WATER QUALITY

Operations near water bodies pose potential risks to fish and fish habitats, including sedimentation, spills, and physical disturbances. Protecting these habitats is crucial to avoid regulatory issues and operational delays.

• Ensure that a buffer of natural vegetation is left intact between operations and water bodies. This vegetation acts as a natural filter, trapping sediments and pollutants before they reach the water.

• Whenever possible, schedule the most disruptive activities outside of critical periods for fish, such as spawning seasons (also known as Restricted Activity Periods). This reduces the risk of disturbing fish habitats when they are most vulnerable.

• Regularly monitor the water quality near your operations to detect any signs of impact or sedimentation early. Quick detection allows for immediate corrective actions, preventing more severe impacts and operational slowdowns.

For equipment operators, staying ahead of erosion, sedimentation, and water protection is key to avoiding costly slowdowns or regulatory compliance issues. Regularly check that all erosion control measures are in place and functioning as intended, stay informed about the environmental regulations in your area and for your site, and communicate effectively with site managers and environmental teams. These proactive efforts will go a long way towards ensuring your work is both effective and environmentally sound.

Robert Best a senior aquatic ecologist with SLR, has more than 15 years of experience specializing in regulatory applications and environmental assessments. He is a registered professional biologist in Alberta and British Columbia as well as a certified project manager through the Canadian Aquatic Biomonitoring Network.

ROBERT Best