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Q&D Restoring Slope Scour in Golden State

Due to serious damage caused by storms, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is working on a permanent restoration project along State Route 70 in Plumas County.

By Irwin Rapoport CEG CORRESPONDENT

Q&D Construction LLC began work on July 11, 2022, and is expected to complete the project by 2024.

“This project will provide the ‘Permanent Restoration’ for roadway slope scour in response to the 2017 qualifying storm event that resulted in storm damage along the Route 70 Feather River corridor,” said Kurt Villavicencio, Caltrans Public information Officer, District 2. “It will stabilize and strengthen the roadway against future storm events and provide more effective drainage solutions.”

Additional work is still required to create a more permanent solution after the roadway flooded in several locations six years ago, which caused extensive damage to the roadway and embankments. The Feather River is susceptible to high and frequent flood events due to the steep and narrow river canyon and frequency of “rain on snow” events. The

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Construction Jobs Picture Looks Bright, But Where Are the Workers? Industry Skilled Craft Worker Need Turns Into Critical Situation

By Lucy Perry CEG CORRESPONDENT

Construction employment is on an upward path and that’s both good and bad. By extension, if jobs increase, so does the need for workers. And that’s the continued challenge for the industry: contractors are beating the bushes for skilled labor to meet their labor needs.

The AGC reports that as the construction sector was adding 15,000 jobs in April, the industry jobless rate was falling to a record low.

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year, the industry will need more than 342,000 new workers, on top of normal hiring, to meet industry demand.

Q&D Construction is performing extensive work on State Route 70 in Plumas County, Calif., to provide a permanent restoration for roadway slope scour in response to the 2017 storm event that resulted in damage along the Route 70 Feather River corridor.

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5 AGC CEF GRANT WILL ENGAGE NEXT GENERATION OF CONSTRUCTION

The AGC of California announced the AGC Construction Education Foundation’s workforce development program Build California received a $500,000 Equal Representation in Construction Apprenticeship Grant.

6 MECALAC HOSTS DEMO DAYS AT GLOBAL MACHINERY

Global Machinery hosted a Mecalac demo day May 18, 2023, at its Denver, Colo., facility. Potential customers from across the region were able to see each Mecalac product put through its paces and speak with factory representatives.

10 VOLVO APPOINTS ROY TO EXECUTIVE BOARD, PRESIDENT OF MACK TRUCKS

12 ASV ANNOUNCES SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE 2022 MARKET WINNERS

ASV, a manufacturer of all-purpose and all-season compact track loaders and skid steers, presented its Dealer of the Year Awards for 2022. Barda Equipment, Butler Equipment and Duffy’s Sales & Rental are among the winners.

12 DEVELON ANNOUNCES TOP 10 NORTH AMERICAN DEALERS OF 2022

DEVELON announced its top-performing dealers of 2022. The top 10 dealer enterprises are among more than 180 authorized DEVELON construction equipment dealers in North America.

16 POWER UP YOUR BUSINESS SUCCESS AT EQUIP EXPOSITION

Equip Exposition, the international landscape, outdoor living and equipment exposition held Oct. 17 to 20 at the Kentucky Exposition Center, is adding more education sessions on key trends.

ARTBA FOUNDATION ASSISTS CHILDREN OF FALLEN HWY. WORKERS

The ARTBA Foundation’s scholarship fund is giving post-high school financial assistance for the 2023-24 school year to five children of highway workers who were killed or permanently disabled on the job.

Founder Emeritus (1930-2021) Edwin M. McKeon Sr.

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20 TEREX ANNOUNCES NATIONAL COMPETITION FOR TECHNICIANS

Terex Equipment Services will host a nationwide competition for Terex service technicians this summer. The champion will win a trip to The Utility Expo in September in Louisville, Ky., and other prizes.

41 VOLVO LAUNCHES BLUE SERVICE CONTRACT TO N.A. CUSTOMERS

Volvo Trucks North Americ’s Volvo Blue service contract — its adaptive, dealer managed service plan, which is paired with enhanced connectivity and covers all preventative maintenance, is now available to customers across North America.

42 ZEAL MOTOR INC.’S FAT TRUCK PUSHES LIMITS WITH 8X8 VEHICLE

Zeal Motor Inc. the manufacturer of the Fat Truck announced the official launch of its new Fat Truck 8X8. The 8X8 was designed to answer the specific need to transport heavier payload or additional crew in the harshest terrains.

42 SOURCEWELL AWARDS FELLING WITH PURCHASING CONTRACT RENEWAL

Felling Trailers Inc., a national leader in industrial and commercial trailers, has recently been awarded a cooperative purchasing contract in the Trailers category at Sourcewell.

44 STELLAR INTRODUCES 52,000-LB. NXT52 HOOKLIFT TO LINEUP

Stellar, a 100-percent employee-owned and -operated manufacturer of mechanic trucks and cranes, tire service trucks, hooklifts, trailers, and service truck and van accessories, has introduced the NXT52 Hooklift.

44 THUNDER CREEK NAMES MICHAEL BACON NATIONAL ACCOUNTS MANAGER

Thunder Creek Equipment has named Michael Bacon of Yuma, Ariz., its national accounts manager. Bacon will focus on serving strategic and national accounts, as well as support the sales team in serving dealers and clients.

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23 BIZ FILLS MATERIAL PROCESSING EQUIPMENT NEEDS NATIONWIDE

24 KOMATSU HOSTS AUTOMATION USER FORUM FOR MINERS

24 METSO OUTOTEC APPROVES NAME CHANGE TO METSO CORPORATION

26 EXODUS GLOBAL ANNOUNCES ROCKWHEEL AMERICAS PURCHASE

28 SUPERIOR ADDS TWO NEW CONE MODELS TO CRUSHING PORTFOLIO

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AGC CEF Grant Will Engage Next Generation of Construction

The Associated General Contractors of California (AGC of California) announced the AGC Construction Education Foundation’s (AGC CEF) workforce development program Build California received a $500,000 Equal Representation in Construction Apprenticeship (ERiCA) Grant for outreach and community building from the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR). AGC CEF is a 501(c)3 nonprofit benefit corporation dedicated to inspiring, developing and equipping California’s current and future construction workforce.

The grant is the largest ever received by AGC CEF and/or Build California, a comprehensive workforce development initiative created to inspire, engage and activate the next generation of California’s construction workforce by shaping positive perceptions of the construction industry, informing young people and their influencers about the real career opportunities in construction and connecting them to local pre- apprenticeship, apprenticeship and other training programs.

Build California’s comprehensive outreach and community building program

addresses perpetuated societal misconceptions about the construction industry’s wageearning potential, safety and job variety and promotes access and positive exposure to girls/women, nonbinary people, former foster youth and other underserved populations between the ages of 12-24. With a modern and popular “lifestyle brand” marketing, social and digital media forward approach coupled with career counseling support those who decide to pursue and apply for apprenticeship/pre-apprenticeship programs, Build California provides a sustainable and stable construction career pathway to millions of Golden State residents. In 2022 alone, the program reached over 28 million people through innovative social and digital media messaging and ads, school presentations, job/career fairs and other event activations.

“Build California plays a crucial role in building the California construction industry’s workforce pipeline to attract the next generation of construction workers,” said Peter Tateishi, chief executive officer of AGC of California. “Build California opens the door to present construction as a career of first choice.”

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Global Machinery Hosts Mecalac Demo Days, Features MWR Series

Global Machinery hosted a Mecalac demo day May 18, 2023, at its Denver, Colo., facility. Potential customers from across the region were given the opportunity to see each Mecalac product put through its paces, have questions answered by factory representatives and get a little seat time in for themselves.

“This Mecalac event has been a great opportunity for our staff and our customers to get better acquainted with the Mecalac product,” said Jeff Brown, president of Global Machinery. “We were particularly fortunate to have them highlight their impressive line of compact wheeled excavators, the MWR series.”

Global Machinery has five locations, including Denver, Colo.; Boise, Idaho; Salt Lake City, Utah; Phoenix, Ariz.; and Sacramento, Calif.

“We have been a Mecalac dealer for about five years,” Brown said. “We were originally attracted to the company by their innovative product offerings, like their MCR series, a tracked machine that is a combination skid steer/excavator, and they have continued to innovate since we have taken on the line.

“Many of our customers are niche companies such as utility contractors, forestry contractors and arborists. These kinds of businesses require specialized machines and because of that, the Mecalac product offering has been a great addition to our product lineup.”  CEG

After testing one of the Mecalac MWR wheeled excavators, Don Bickhard of Iron Mountain Forestry said, “We do a lot of utility and forestry work. The boom design gives this machine a lot of flexibility. It’s very compact and will allow us to do heavy lifting in tight places; very similar to having a crane.”

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Product specialists were available to answer questions — in this case, all the way from the company’s world headquarters in Annecy, France. Global Machinery’s corporate headquarters at 705 West 62nd Avenue, Denver, Colo. The event hosts were Peter Bigwood (L), general manager of Mecalac, and Jeff Brown, president, Global Machinery. The unique boom configuration on the MCR series allows the machine to offer more versatility. paces. A Mecalac product specialist demonstrates the new Mecalac MCL8 compact loader with a hydraulic Snow Wolf snow pusher attachment. The MCL8 has a powerful 50 hp engine and a high dumping height. This is not your grandfather’s excavator, so a little bit of guidance from Mecalac’s product support specialists is appreciated.

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Stephen Roy has been appointed as a new member of Volvo Group’s executive board and president of Mack Trucks. He will succeed Martin Weissburg, who will retire after a long and successful career within the Volvo Group. Roy began his Volvo Group career in 1996 and currently holds the position of head of region North America, Volvo Construction Equipment. Prior to his current role he has held many senior positions in the company, including within Mack Trucks and the Group’s North American truck organization.

Weissburg has served as a member of the Volvo Group executive board for more than a decade and has been leader of Volvo Financial Services, Volvo Construction Equipment and Mack Trucks. He will now join the board of Nova Bus. Roy will take on his new position as of June 1st, 2023.

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DEVELON Announces Top 10 North American Dealers of 2022

DEVELON announced its top-performing dealers of 2022. The top 10 dealer enterprises are among more than 180 authorized DEVELON construction equip ment dealers in North America.

DEVELON annually recognizes its equip ment dealers that have excelled in provid ing top-level performance in sales, parts and service to customers in their respective markets. The following enterprises have been recognized as the top 10 DEVELON dealers of 2022 (headquarters in parentheses):

• Equipment East LLC (Dracut, Mass.)

• Bobcat of Mandan Inc. (Mandan, N.D.)

• Barry Equipment Company (Webster, Mass.)

• GF Preston Sales and Service (Sundridge, Ontario)

• Equipment Rentals Inc. (Watertown, N.Y.)

• Texas Timberjack Inc. (Lufkin, Texas)

• Westerra Doosan Enterprise (Abbotsford, British Columbia)

• Best Line Leasing Inc. (State College, Pa.)

• Hartington Farm Services Limited (Hartington, Ontario)

• Wilson BC Companies LLC (Central Point, Ore.)

DEVELON announced its top-performing dealers of 2022. The top 10 dealer enterprises are among more than 180 authorized DEVELON construction equipment dealers in North America.

top dealer nine times in the last 10 years. Equipment East is owned by Giovanni and Gilda Albanese. The company operates dealerships in Dracut and Brockton, Mass., and

“We really get to know our customers and the types of jobs they perform,” said Giovanni. “With that information, we source and have available the machines and attachments they need to maximize their efficiency and get their

Giovanni and Gilda, his wife, also attribute their company’s success to their dedicated employees.

“When you surround yourself with a good, hardworking team of people, success is attainable,” he said.

Top-performing DEVELON dealers may choose from a selection of several incentives that will improve their profitability when selling and servicing DEVELON equipment. In addition, DEVELON leadership may look to these dealers for valuable input regarding DEVELON initiatives and direction because they successfully represent the dealer network.

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Equipment East LLC was the top-performing DEVELON dealer in North America in 2022.

Equipment East has 40-plus years of experience in the construction industry and has been named a DEVELON

“We are encouraged by our DEVELON dealers who are high performers year in and year out,” said Todd Roecker, vice president of growth initiatives at DEVELON. “We hope to carry this success onward as we continue to roll out our new brand through our dealer network in North America.” 

ASV Announces Small, Medium, Large 2022 Market Winners

ASV, a manufacturer of all-purpose and all-season compact track loaders and skid steers, presented three dealers with Dealer of the Year Awards for 2022.

Barda Equipment is the Large Market winner, Butler Equipment is the Medium Market winner and Duffy’s Sales & Rental is the winner of the Small Market category.

“These three dealers stand out due to their commitment to ASV and excellent customer service standards,” said Jeff Pate, director of sales for the ASV brand. “We are proud to

have them as our partners representing our brand in their communities.”

Alberta-based Barda Equipment is ASV’s 2022 Large Market winner. The multi-location dealer shares ASV’s commitment to quality products and service. With a focus on the forestry, landscape, oilfield and building construction industries, Barda Equipment has been a loyal representative of the ASV brand for more than 35 years and also was awarded ASV’s 2019 Dealer of the Year Award.

Butler Equipment is the winner of the 2022 Medium Market award. The Connecticut-based dealer serves a wide variety of customers and is committed to putting the needs of its customers first. This ideal has brought them success for more than 55 years.

Butler has been an ASV dealer since 2002 and knows that the quality product the brand provides will lead its customers to a positive experience.

ASV selected Duffy’s Sales & Rental as

the winner of the 2022 Small Market award. The Wisconsin-based dealer has served ASV customers since 1993, providing sales, rental, parts and services for the construction, landscaping and land clearing industries. It’s parts and service department is headed by the longest tenured service representative of ASV equipment in the United States.

For more information, visit www.asvi.com. 

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Power Up Your Business Success With Education Sessions at Equip Exposition

Trends like electrification of equipment and the love affair Americans have with their backyards are continuing, and Equip Exposition, the international landscape, outdoor living and equipment exposition held Oct. 17 to 20 at the Kentucky Exposition Center (KEC), is the place for landscape contractors and outdoor power equipment dealers to make the most of them with the help of the industry’s best and brightest educators.

“We listened to what past attendees wanted — more education on key trends that will impact the industry and their businesses. We heard you and we’re going to deliver,” said Kris Kiser, president and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute, which owns and manages Equip Expo. “We’ve bringing in the best of the best education experts that landscape contractors and outdoor power equipment dealers have asked for.”

Equip Expo attendees can expect a diverse range of educational offerings in 2023 including sessions taught by experts as well as hands-on demonstrations, such as new “power sessions” with expert Don Rheem on how to apply neuroscience to better understand customers and teams, help attendees take their businesses to the next level, and retain employees.

Back by popular demand will be tree care demonstrations given by certified arborists in a real tree erected in Freedom Hall.

Dozens of education sessions will cover topics such as:

• valuing your businesses accurately, growing profitability and scaling for success,

• building company culture and boosting employee retention, and developing an exit strategy,

• how to store, transport and recycle outdoor power equipment batteries,

• “right to repair” for dealers,

• how to expand into lucrative categories like pools and spas, outdoor lighting, tree care, hardscaping and irrigation, and

• Wi-Fi and connected devices, and how to talk with customers about smart irrigation control systems and connectivity outdoors.

Outdoor power equipment dealers can expect more sessions to help with management and profitmak-

ARTBA Foundation Assists Children of Fallen Hwy. Workers

The American Road & Transportation Builders Association Transportation Development Foundation’s (ARTBA-TDF) “Lanford Family Highway Worker Memorial Scholarship” fund is giving post-high school financial assistance for the 2023-24 school year to five children of highway workers who were killed or permanently disabled on the job.

The program was established with a gift from two Roanoke, Va., highway contractors and their companies —

ing, as well as technician training. A new session will review diagnosing and repairing robotic and autonomous mowers.

A keynote session for all attendees with polar explorer Ben Saunders, a three-time main stage TED speaker and master storyteller, will leave attendees inspired for their own great challenges.

Networking events also will offer educational benefits, including:

• a new Women’s Industry Reception will give women a place to grow their network and connect with other leaders, and

• social media influencer events like The Morning Show at Expo and the afternoon ENERGIZE session which will rev up audiences and get you thinking creatively about your business and its bottom line.

“No matter where you are in your business, we have offerings for you,” added Kiser. “But it’s important to make plans for the education sessions by registering for them in advance.

“Also, and I can’t stress this enough, book your travel arrangements now,” said Kiser. “Definitely reserve your hotel room now if you haven’t done so. Twelve Louisville hotels are already full, which tells us people are enthusiastic about attending this year.”

Early Bird discounted registration is available until Sept. 7. Attendees can register to attend for as little as $25 per person.

Last year, Equip Expo broke attendance records and attracted more than 25,000 attendees who hailed from all 50 states and 49 countries, with the furthest traveling attendees journeying from Guam, New Zealand and Australia.

For more information visit www.equipexposition.com.

More than 200 scholarships have been awarded to worthy students from 33 states to pursue undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as technical training.

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More than 200 scholarships have been awarded to worthy students from 33 states to pursue undergraduate and graduate courses, as well as technical training. Scholarships have a value of up to $10,000 annually.

The 2023 class includes:

• Amy McNeil, Lumberton, Texas —Amy’s father, Jeffrey McNeil, was killed in 2005 while working for the Texas Department of Transportation. Amy is a graduate student pursuing her master’s degree in nursing from the University of Texas, Arlington.

• Katie Hutt, Cleveland, Tenn. — Katie’s father, Chris, was struck and killed in 2006 by a passenger vehicle while installing signage for United Rentals in a highway work zone. Katie will be a junior studying architecture at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

• Jenna Jares, West, Texas — Jenna’s father, Gregory Jares, was killed in 2001 while working for the Texas Department of Transportation special crews. Jenna is a graduate student studying occupational therapy at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton.

• Breana Jones, Gaston, S.C. — Breana’s father, Standra Jones Sr., died in 2007 after being struck by a vehicle while at work for the South Carolina Department of Transportation. Breana will be entering her sophomore year at Winthrop University studying graphic design.

• Joann Jones, Bluffton, Ind. — Joann’s father, Dale, was struck and killed in 2009 while working for the City of Anderson Street Department. Joann will be a senior studying biology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. For more information, visit www.artbatdf.org. 

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Equip Expo attendees can expect a diverse range of educational offerings in 2023 including sessions taught by experts as well as hands-on demonstrations. We’ve bringing in the best of the best education experts that landscape contractors and outdoor power equipment dealers have asked for, said Kris Kiser, president and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute, which owns and manages Equip Expo.

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Terex Announces National Competition for Technicians

Terex Equipment Services employs hundreds of technicians working as mobile techs or at 21 service centers around the country, delivering full service on any brand of aerial lift, mobile elevating work platform, digger derrick, crane, telehandler and related equipment.

The initial phase of the competition will be based on conducting an annual inspection of a Genie scissor lift at the regional locations. Annual inspections are comprehensive and critical to ensuring equipment is in proper working order. Points will be given for time required to complete the task, defects found, proper documentation, and following safety protocols.

“Terex service technicians provide hydraulic, mechanical and electrical troubleshooting and repair, they are able to do transfers and rebuilds, capable of cylinder repair, and many are certified welders. We decided to hold this inaugural Technician Rodeo to highlight the unique skills these team members bring to helping customers keep their equipment up and running, and to promote this as a career path,” said Cody Curran, training specialist.

Regional winners will travel to Terex Utilities’ headquarters in Watertown, S.D., in August to compete in the finals, where the annual inspection challenge will be on a digger derrick.

A 2020 research report from the Associated Equipment Distributors Foundation found that the construction and utilities industries may need to fill more than 73,000 technician positions by 2025. The report also noted that public awareness of advanced technologies in manufacturing is growing.

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tools, training and knowledge to succeed. To be a technician at Terex requires an eagerness to learn and having basic mechanical skills. Our early talent development programs and training courses provide the path for technicians to take their careers to the next step,” said Evan Johnston, field service supervisor. Career advancement includes opportunities in field service or technical support, or even branch management, he added.

“Terex is a great place to work. I have seen a lot of beautiful country in my travels and met a lot of great people,” said Johnston.

Terex Utilities is seeking support from vendors to provide cash prizes, swag, gift certificates, tools, boots or related giveaways for the regional and national winners. Contributors will be recognized in the announcement of the winner, prior to the Utility Expo. For more information, contact Terex Utilities at utilities.info@terex.com. 

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The Mecalac MWR series wheeled excavators are very compact in design with a one-of-a-kind boom configuration, which gives it higher lifting capacity and a very low wheelbase, adding stability to the machine and giving the operator easier accessibility to the cab and service points on the machine.

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Biz Fills Material Processing Equipment Needs Nationwide

By Eric Olson CEG CONTRIBUTING EDITOR

For almost four decades, Gerry Kenny has established his name, and that of his company, Sand Science Inc., as a source among contractors and company owners looking to get quality screening, conveying, crushing and recycling equipment.

From the dealership’s location in Beaufort, S.C., along the Interstate 95 corridor, Sand Science has grown from being a local and regional distributor of material handling equipment to one that now serves customers across the United States.

During its entire history, beginning in 1985, Sand Science has offered a full line of new, used and rental equipment to solve a range of applications for its customers.

The makers of those product lines, including Roto-Screen, Revolver and Barford, among others, have found Gerry, along with his two adult sons, Eoin and Adam, vice presidents of marketing/sales, to be experts at solving their material processing problems.

The Roto-Screen company, for one, has been so impressed with Sand Science’s efforts on its behalf that it has recently granted the South Carolina distributor with the maker’s entire U.S. sales territory, according to Gerry Kenny.

“We have been the top sellers of RotoScreen machines for many years, and after a change in ownership at the company during the past year, its new management decided that we would be their new master distributor,” he said.

Sand Science Solves Problems for Customers

In tandem with its burgeoning national reputation, Gerry Kenny also noted that Sand Science has experienced a growth spurt over the past 10 years coinciding with his sons joining the business.

“I think that is one of the keys to our success and it has also been a tremendous blessing to me personally, and a great resource for Sand Science customers to keep that conti-

Sand Science is the dealer of Barford, Rico, Kafka and other leading brands.

nuity,” he said. “Even during the pandemic, we were able to expand and add new personnel.”

Kenny added that another reason Sand Science was able to weather both the coronavirus and the economic recession so well was because of the company’s ability to solve material-handling problems for its customers — no matter their location.

“For example, in 2021 we sent a specific conveyor system to Hawaii to solve a problem, along with one of our technicians to install it for the customer,” Kenny said.

“Another application that comes to mind is because we do an increasing amount of business with the growing biomass industry, meaning wood chips, mulch and wood pellets. There was a large fire last year in a port

warehousing facility in southern Georgia where a lot of wood pellets burned. Using our Roto-Screen equipment, the residual sawdust was turned into a useful product after our customer screened all the pieces of metal and trash out of it.”

Sand Science also aided one of his local Beaufort customers. In that case, the owner has a permitted incinerator to burn debris, but in the process discovered he was finding lots of soil mixed in with the debris while he was creating a useful ash

byproduct from the incinerator. Kenny’s company was called in to set up a RotoScreen for the customer whereby he could screen the soil mix and combine it with his ash to create an amended soil product.

“Another local customer, a garden center in Mt. Pleasant, S.C., recently bought one of our compact Revolver RT508 trommel screens,” Kenny said. “They are repeat customers of ours. It allows them to accept rough soil in an opportunistic way, process it, and blend any other material they wish with it to supplement their choice of land23-29

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Komatsu Hosts Automation User Forum for Miners

Mining automation enables key processes on mine sites such as controlling a machine remotely, automating multiple types of equipment across a fleet or implementing a completely autonomous fleet of haul trucks that can operate around the clock.

To share its latest automation advancements, Komatsu recently hosted customers and distributors for an Automation Global User Forum at the company’s Arizona Proving Grounds (AZPG) facility in Tucson, Ariz.

With an emphasis on Komatsu’s interoperability strategy, the event highlighted the company’s equipment automation and system technology roadmaps as well as customer-presented case studies illustrating the high value autonomous haulage has brought to their mining operations and their potential paths to an automated mine site.

Participants also got a first look at an autonomous light vehicle (ALV) that Komatsu and Toyota are jointly developing.

Komatsu’s partnership with Toyota is reflective of the company’s interoperability strategy for its customers’ large mining fleets. Receiving directional commands from Komatsu’s autonomous haulage system (AHS), one or more Toyota ALVs can integrate with and operate alongside a Komatsu autonomous haulage fleet. Integration of this kind can help improve safety and productivity in an automated mine by reducing interactions with manually operated vehicles, the manufacturer said.

The forum was attended by customers representing more than 20 mine sites around the world, including mines focused on the production of copper, iron ore, metallurgical coal and oil sands.

Showcasing the use and the value cases for AHS, forum attendees shared how they have used the system in multiple ways to optimize for the specific needs of their mines, based

on climate and terrain. Use cases included:

• Mountaintop mining

• Mining in ice/snow

• High altitude mining

• High temperature/desert mining

“Interoperability is the cornerstone of our mining automation strategy,” said Martin Cavassa, manager, Automation Business Development of Komatsu. “This forum was an excellent opportunity to showcase our developments in automation as well as what we envision for the future of mining.”

Komatsu’s concept for the automated mine of the future includes a range of options from teleoperation and task-level automation to a fully autonomous mine, including automa-

tion of the following common mining tasks:

• Loading

• Hauling

• Drilling

• Dozing

• Grading

• Watering

Since Komatsu launched the world’s first commercial application of an autonomous haulage system in 2008, the company has deployed over 650 trucks at 22 sites in five countries (as of May 2023). Combined, Komatsu’s AHS customers have moved more than 6.2 billion metric tons of material.

For more information, visit www.komatsu.com. 

Metso Outotec Approves Name Change to Metso Corporation

Metso Outotec’s annual general meeting (AGM) approved the board of directors’ proposal to change the company name to Metso Corporation.

“After the successful integration of Metso and Outotec, we will focus on growing a strong unified Metso company and brand,” said President and CEO of Metso Pekka Vauramo.

“We have combined two valuable companies into one strong Metso. Our focus is clear: we continue enabling sustainable modern life and transforming the industry with a clear strategy and strong culture, supported by a name that is short yet established and well recognized among all our stakeholders. Services are an extremely important part of our business, requiring a strong name.”

Outotec continues as a product brand and carries significant value as the name of some key technologies and products.

The change of the parent company name Metso Corporation is effective starting May 4, 2023, but globally the change will be implemented in a phased manner. The visual identity of the company remains unchanged, but the new name is reflected in the company logo.

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Customers and distributors gathered in front of Komatsu’s 980E-5AT truck at the company’s Automation Global User Forum at the Komatsu Arizona Proving Grounds (AZPG) facility in Tucson, Ariz. The change of the parent company name Metso Corporation is effective starting May 4, 2023, but globally the change will be implemented in a phased manner. Metso Outotec’s Executive Team has been renamed Metso Leadership Team (MLT). 

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Exodus Global Announces Rockwheel Americas Purchase

Exodus Global announced the acquisition of Rockwheel Americas and welcomes its team to the Exodus Global family.

Rockwheel Americas is the North American distributor of the RockWheel, RockCrusher and RockScreener hydraulic attachments, which are used extensively in the excavation, demolition, pipeline, utility and mining industries.

Moving forward, the division will operate as RockZone Americas to better reflect the product line and to align with RockZone Global.

Exodus Global’s Vice President of Sales Richard Currie said, “The addition of RockZone Americas is a great fit. Their industry-leading products dovetail perfectly with our existing product line-up. We are excited to enhance the customer relationships RockWheel has established with our product support and service capabilities, as well as bring these products to a whole new group of customers.”

Exodus Global will continue to operate RockZone Americas out of its current

Bellefonte, Pa., location and will bring seven new team members onboard including Director of Sales Chip Kogelmann and Inside Sales Manager Cathy DeSanto, both with more than 15 years of experience in the application of these innovative tools.

RockZone America’s Director of Sales Chip Kogelmann said, “Exodus Global is the ideal partner to take the RockZone attachments to the next level of customer reach, service, and support. I’m thrilled to team up with this group, which has a culture focused on teamwork, quality, and customer experience. Combined with the innovative and robust RockZone attachments, this is a true game-changer.”

Founded in 2008, Exodus Global is a leading manufacturer and distributor of products for the construction, demolition and recycling industries under the brands ShearCore, BladeCore, Connect Work Tools, OilQuick Americas, and now RockZone Americas.

For more information, visit exodusglobal.com.

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Superior Adds Two New Cone Models to Crushing Portfolio

Superior Industries Inc., a manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, debuted two new cone crushing models at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023.

With the well-established Patriot cone crusher, Superior now man ufactures a Dakota cone and Endeavor cone. Each model has its own set of unique features, so aggregate producers get premium perform ance in a wide variety of applications.

“Instead of having to make a choice, we want to offer our customers a solution,” said Jason Adams, president of Superior. “From one manufacturer, aggregate producers now have three cone crusher options and can pick what’s right for their application, marketplace and crews.”

The new Dakota cone crusher is a roller bearing design, which typically offers the most efficient use of horsepower per ton of crushed rock. Some features include a steel threaded bowl, one piece cast mainframe, a tramp relief system with fewer accumulators and a hydraulically operated ant-spin system, which eliminates labor-intensive installation of individual gears.

Superior’s new Endeavor cone is a spider bushing design. Historically, spider bushing cones accept the largest range of feed sizes and are known for simple operation and favorable maintenance. Other features include the strongest shaft style our industry has designed to date, which is supported on a cast top and cast bottom shell; top access chamber, which is safer to access and more simple to maintain; and multiple strokes and liner configurations for increased application flexibility.

With these two additions, Superior’s cone crushing products are capable of high performance in primary, secondary or tertiary applications and within portable or stationary settings. Maximum feed

opening is up to 18-in. with horsepower ranging from 200 to 800 (150 to 600 kW).

Superior now manufactures a Dakota cone and Endeavor cone. Each model has its own set of unique features, so aggregate producers get premium performance in a wide variety of applications.

S.C.’s Sand Science Grows to Become Nationwide Presence

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To be ready at a moment’s notice to send trommel screens to wherever they are needed, Sand Science keeps a large supply of them in its yard, located off I-95’s Exit 33, in South Carolina’s Low Country, just north of Savannah, Ga.

“We always have a lot of machines in stock, including a long line of trommel meshes, probably totaling 200 feet long, as well as another 200-foot-line of spare drums,” Kenny said. “We get calls from all over the place, but, having said that, one of the wonderful things about a Roto-Screen is that it uses parts that are freely available. They are U.S. standard parts, and we are quite happy to tell a customer from Wisconsin or Missouri or Louisiana that, ‘Hey, the particular machine bearing you need is this size, and you can go to your local industrial parts store to get one.’ We are not out to soak our customers for parts, but we have them in stock, and we are happy to ship them out when necessary.”

Jaw Crushers Available at Sand Science

In addition to selling trommel screeners from Roto-Screens and Revolver, plus Kafka feeders and various specialty unload-

ers and trans loader machines, Sand Science is in the business of supplying a line of Barford-made track jaw crushers/vibrating screeners and stackers to customers. The main Barford model in Kenny’s inventory is the powerful 750J, a legal-load track crusher that he said is ideal for contractors and is known for doing an excellent job of recycling concrete.

“We have been in the crushing equipment business just about as long as we have been in operation. But we try to keep it simple with affordable, mid-sized jaw crushers because they are easier and safer for contractors — our main customers base — to use. Specialist machines like impact crushers, shredders and cone crushers are available and dealt with on an ‘as needed’ basis.”

Focus On Material Handlers, Processors Leads to Success

For his part, Eoin Kenny said he sees Sand Science’s key to success as being its specialization in material handling and processing equipment.

“Screening, crushing and conveying equipment is our focus,” he said. “We don’t sell excavators or dozers. Or goal is to rent or sell you the correct equipment for processing or handling your material and to give you the

most affordable solution.”

Following their graduation from college, both Eoin and Adam came aboard Sand Science with a fresh perspective, in the process building upon their father’s success with the company.

“Adam and I have brought energy to Sand Science, with new technology and development of Sand Science’s Internet presence for our core Southeastern marketplace, along with more of a focus on expanding our footprint throughout North America,” Eoin said.

“I think the biggest thing we have seen during our time at Sand Science is our national growth,” he added. “I have flown across the country to install our systems for new customers in Maryland, Oklahoma, Oregon, Louisiana and the Northeastern states.”

With three talented people handling sales now instead of one, Eoin Kenny said they have been able to increase the business from their father’s initial footprint 37 years ago.

“Also, the market has changed considerably because for so long it was done only through local dealers,” he said. “Now, because of the Internet, customers can reach us from further afield, and we can make them feel confident we are not just an online

sales company, but a full-fledged dealership that will back up customers from coast to coast.

“If you buy something from us, someone from Sand Science will come out to show you how to use that machine and teach you everything you need to know about it. Following that, we will remain as a resource for you on both that piece of equipment and others in the future. We are not going to just sell you a machine and leave you to it. Sand Science does business to create long-term relationships and that is why we have been successful at selling equipment all around the country.”

For more information, call 843/525-6140 or visit www.sandscience.com.  CEG

(Gerry Kenny has also followed in the footsteps of his fellow Irish in that he is a published author under the pen name “Michael Gerard.” His third book, a historical novel, is due out in the spring of 2023. You can find him at www.MichaelGerardAuthor.com, and on Amazon Books.)

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KEMROC Displays Its New Range of Attachments at ConExpo 2023

KEMROC excavator and backhoe attachments are commonly used in road building, excavation, foundation work, trenching, tunnelling, demolition, auger drilling and mining applications.

These “Made in Germany” attachments combine highperformance with strength and reliability. A comprehensive sample of KEMROC’s products and services will be shown in Las Vegas.

KEMROC’s range of excavator and backhoe loader attachments are designed to cut through difficult materials such as hard rock, solid soil, reinforced concrete and even aircraft wings and bodies. KEMROC engineers review the latest technologies and innovations related to rock grinding and trenching on a continuous basis.

All attachments are designed and manufactured in Germany using the best German engineering technology. The R&D department never stops developing new attachments to provide the most efficient and cost-effective solutions to clients in the construction and demolition industries, the company said.

Standard Products, New Methods

and low noise. Furthermore, they can work up to 100 ft. under-water without any modifications and even deeper with compressed air.

Last but not least, they provide better output material, which can be used on-site as backfill, avoiding costs associated with transporting spoils to dumps and purchasing backfill material.

KEMROC also will take the opportunity of present its new KEMSOLID division and its main product, the KSI injection excavator attachment. It has a long sword with a cutting chain that can grind its way down through soils and rock. It then mixes the broken material with a cement suspension pumped via hoses from a semi-mobile mixing plant. When hardened, the soil cement mixture produces a dense, structurally sound, impermeable structure. The KSI stabilizing attachments from KEMROC and its KEMSOLID division are at the core of a method for producing in-situ earth cement structures. The attachments are available in a range of sizes and sword lengths.

Welcome to Market, Exhibition

The ESCO V-bottom bucket is available for 25 to 30 metric ton hydraulic excavators.

ESCO’s newest offering is a V-bottom bucket (VXDP) for tough pipeline and trenching projects that demand reliability and performance.

The ESCO V-bottom bucket is modeled after the company’s extreme heavy-duty (XDP) plate lip bucket, which is a field-proven performer in demanding applications. It is available for 25 to 30 metric ton hydraulic excavators.

Developed for trenching shale, frozen ground, limestone and caliche, the V-bottom bucket comes standard with Ultralok twin-pick teeth for exceptional penetration to complete jobs on schedule. The Ultralok tooth system features a hammerless integral lock which allows fast, simplified tooth replacement with an off-the-shelf pry tool.

The bucket features a new weld-on adapter style developed specifically for V-bottom buckets.

The bucket also features AR400 full bottom wear runner and full side wear plates, and a T-1 steel plate lip and side reinforcing plates. The result is specialized bucket that performs with minimal maintenance.

For more information, visit www.esco.weir.com. 

At ConExpo-Con/AGG, KEMROC will emphasize the unique capabilities of its EK range of chain cutters. With their centrally located chain running between two cutter drums, these attachments are used to excavate narrow, deep trenches in soft to medium hard rock.

KEMROC chain cutters are the narrowest excavator attachments for trenching in the market — starting at 20 in. wide. They are the perfect trenching tool as they do exact size trenching from top to bottom without over-excavation, even in deeper applications, according to the manufacturer.

In trenching applications, they provide better productivity compared to a rock breaker and 40 percent more productivity compared to a drum cutter. Users can even excavate crossings under utilities or pipelines.

KEMROC chain cutters are safe to use near utilities as they operate with minimal vibration

In order to increase its level of awareness and presence on the U.S. market, the European manufacturer has recently founded a subsidiary in Dallas, Texas. Currently a strong dealer network is being established.

For more information, visit www.kemroc.com. 

KEMROC photo The KSI injection excavator attachment is produced by KEMROC’s KEMSOLID division.

For more information about these attachments and more, visit our Attachments Section on our Web site at www.constructionequipmentguide.com

KEMROC photo KEMROC’s EK range of chain cutters excavate narrow, deep trenches without any over-excavation

ESCO Ultralok Tooth System for Aggregate Features Integrated Lock

When it comes to ground engaging tools (G.E.T.), ESCO is one of the most trusted names to deliver reliable performance.

For the construction and aggregate markets, ESCO’s Ultralok tooth system is a top choice to improve machine productivity, extend service life and improve site safety with less maintenance, according to the manufacturer.

The system features a unique integrated lock that simplifies point replacement with an off-the-shelf pry tool — replacing points has never been so easy. The Ultralok system has better penetration and provides faster loading than conventional tooth systems. Enhanced profiles with more usable wear metal can deliver up to 55 percent longer wear

life than other teeth.

replacement increases machine availability, improves production levels and lowers main tenance requirements. The result is a better operating cost position with increased profits, greater success obtaining profitable job bids, and more uptime to help complete jobs on time, according to the man ufacturer.

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tem: including a selection of weld-on adapter styles; bolt-onlar OEM machine bolt patterns; and a hot slag offering that includes an optional bolt-in lock or the ultra-secure weld-in lock. Also available in select sizes are adapters to equip augers and clamshells with the Ultralok

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A full range of adapters are available with the Ultralok system: including a selection of weld-on adapter styles; bolt-on adapters for all popular OEM machine bolt patterns; and a hot slag offering.

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existing highway embankments are exposed to high scour velocities and large boulder movements during peak river flow events.

The 30-mi. work zone in a mountain region of Plumas County is on State Route (SR) 70 at various locations, from the Butte County line to 3.1 mi. west of SR 89 junction. The hill on either side of the road is steep in certain portions, have a lot of exposed rock and few trees.

A combination of grouted Rock Slope Protection (RSP) clusters at seven locations and a soldier pile “tie-back retaining wall” at one location is being installed. In addition, eight culverts will be replaced along the route as the roadway embankment undergoes stabilization.

Caltrans designed the project for the two-lane SR 70, which has one shoulder lane.

The soldier pile wall location near Rich Bar will be reduced to one lane for a one half mile length with a temporary traffic signal.

Approximately 70 percent of the work has been completed.

Six of the eight locations have been finished, according to Jordan Ranson, Q&D’s project engineer.

“Location 7 is where the wall is being built and we’re roughly 60 percent complete there,” he said.

This project is complex and subject to many challenges.

“One of the biggest is the location,” said Ranson. “It’s in a serpentine rock formation, which has 2,600 psi. They blasted out the side of the mountain where they cut the road. The bottom depth of the 40-foot holes that we’re drilling is in blasted rock and about three feet in diameter on average. Drilling and excavating — that stuff is extremely difficult — it’s a lot of wear and tear on our equipment. The construction of the retaining wall is difficult because it has to be constructed from the top down. We’ve had to innovate to come up with engineering solutions.

“The work is progressing and being built as designed,” he added. “In the beginning, each scope was very slow and production had been rough, but we tended to meet production goals after the learning curve. We do have windows when we can’t work in due to drainage and that was from November 15 to June 1 because of the run-off through the winter. We’re in hard rock and hard pan conditions and there are a lot of voids in the ground where run-off and water will run through our project.”

The areas adjacent to the work zones experienced three major landslides that completely covered the highway.

“There was one a mile away from our project that blocked us off,” said Ranson. “We had some smaller ones in our work area. Working in a remote location has been difficult. It requires logistical strategies to bring in equipment and materials and things that we normally have easy access to.”

A concrete batch plant was not needed as the site is 15 mi. from form concrete suppliers, but the landslides did require that three ready-mix producers be utilized due to blocked roads.

“The difficult nature of the project has brought about lot of change orders and a lot of problems,” said Ranson. “There has been a lot of unforeseen difficulties and we’ve had to ask Caltrans for additional compensation.

“As far as the challenges of doing grouted rip-rap, we couldn’t do it in the eight by eight feet clusters that they wanted us to do,” said Ranson. “We changed the design a bit to be more practical, similar to strips. We had to modify the slump of our concrete and changed it to something like a

shotcrete mix design that we put through a normal pump with a different style hose. That way we could prevent concrete from running of the rock down the really steep slopes.”

No drilling was required for this element of the project, with each cluster taking between two to three days to complete.

“We were, on average, 25 to 30 feet above the river,” said Ranson. “We sat the pump on the road and then our guys would climb down the slope and install the grout in between the rip-rap.”

Efforts are continuing on the soldier pile "Tie-Back Retaining Wall, which is 2,250 feet long.

“Part of the wall pushed towards the river,” said Ranson. “Because the overall project was re-aligning the highway and changing the curvature a little bit to create better sight lines, our plan of attack was to build that alignment section first. We had to dig a bench 15 feet down by the road so that our drill could reach down to where the piles needed to be drilled as the pushed out from the river so far. As they couldn’t go down the slope, we created an access point. After we did this, we moved west.”

There are 282 piles for the total length of the wall. Each shaft drilled was 30 in. in diameter.

The wall is being built from the top down, supported by a timber lagging system. Structural concrete is being poured to fill the piles and establish the wall, along with the pouring of slurry at the very top.

‘We can’t access the bottom of the wall because it’s essentially a cliff,” said Ranson. “We excavated from the top down to where the horizontal ground access location is, a total of seven feet deep. They anchored the wall horizontally and then we installed the timber lagging that provided shoring capability. The ideal plan is to excavate and also install the timber lagging at the same time as they go down.

“This has been done before, but none at Caltrans and our

organization built a wall this way,” he added. “It was quite an obstacle to figure out how to do this. We innovated and found solutions. I tried to find another wall like it, but they were built from the ground upwards.”

Work on the wall began on July 12 last year and will resume shortly.

Of the eight culverts, all have been completed for two lifts and culverts along the wall. They will be installed after the wall is finished.

‘The culverts cross the road, perpendicular to the wall and they daylight off of the front of the wall and run into the wilderness,” said Ranson.

“It took us about two days per-crossing and it was like shooting through rocky conditions,” said Ranson. “It was very different from culverts that would normally take us less than half-a-day.”

Ranson is assisted by Project Manager Brett Amesbury.

“Our management style is very efficient,” said Ranson. “I make sure the day-to-day stuff is handled and I am the strategic planner who works with the crews in the field. I have a good relationship with my foremen and field guys. We share information very well and summarize it, giving it to Brett. He helps make large strategic decisions and supports me in my efforts to secure extra work with Caltrans.

“This is some of the most dangerous work that we are conducting right now and the most technical work we are doing as a company,” he added. “Our crews are working six days a week, putting in 12-hour days, keeping the project on schedule and finished on time.”

Peak days have 25 to 30 Q&D and five to 10 subcontractor personnel on-site. The subcontractors include T&S DVBE Inc., M&S Environmental Landscapes Inc., F.D Thomas, Inc., KRC Safety Co. Inc., Apply-A-Line, LLC, Camblin Steel Services, Apex Fencing Co Inc., Jarrett Foundations Inc. and Neils Controlled Blasting.

Due to the remote work site, most Q&D employees are staying in personal camping trailers, with a few staying at local motels.

Excavation will generate 12,000 cu. yds. of rock and earth.

“Some of the rock is going to be re-purposed for rip-rap placement on the bench,” said Ranson. “Serpentine rock is considered as potentially containing asbestos and nobody wants to use this rock. It’s too much of a liability to be processed and repurposed. We’re burying it and placing a 12-inch cap over it.”

As for new materials, 1,500 cu. yds. of concrete will be poured and 124,000 lbs. of reinforcing of concrete, especially for the 2,250 linear ft. of wall.

As noted, equipment is essential to this project.

“We’ve seen the most severe damage on this project,” said Ranson. “Anytime you are dealing with rocks, you get accelerated wear and tear on buckets, hydraulic components, and everything else. The drillers tore an entire Kelly Bar in half, They said they’ve never seen it happen before. We’ve had excavators completely destroy buckets that we had to replace.”

This project is consistent with the Transportation Concept Report (TCR) for this route and “will reduce the risk of future closures on this east-west route for the movement of people and goods in Northern California,” said Villavicencio. “SR 70 has the lowest elevation of any TransSierra crossing, making it an important alternate highway freight corridor during snow conditions.”  CEG

(All photos courtesy of Q&D Construction.)

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SECTION Trucks & Trailers

Volvo Launches Blue Service Contract to N.A. Customers

Volvo Trucks North America announced that the Volvo Blue service contract — its adaptive, dealer managed service plan, which is paired with enhanced connectivity and covers all preventative maintenance, is now available to customers across North America.

The comprehensive service plan was introduced to ensure customers’ vehicles are operating at peak efficiency and performance, and that all preventative maintenance is scheduled conveniently with a focus on maximizing uptime.

The announcement was made at ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council’s (TMC) 2023 Annual Meeting & Transportation Technology Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.

“The Volvo Blue service contract is an enabler for best-in-class uptime. This new form of premium, adaptive maintenance is managed by the local connected dealership, who is monitoring the truck’s state-of-health and operations 24/7 by utilizing a suite of over-the-air services on-board the truck,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president, Volvo Trucks North America.

“This provides the dealership with vehicle data to dynamically tailor and schedule maintenance specifically to the truck’s operations, needs and availability. Further it enables dealers to work with the fleets in a much more predictive way to proactively address emerging repairs and avoid unplanned stops.”

Under the Volvo Blue service contract, all work is performed by highly skilled Volvo certified technicians using genuine or authorized Volvo parts. Certified technicians have access to specialized equipment, diagnostic tools and the database systems required to service and maintain highly sophisticated vehicles and onboard software now standard on all

Volvo Trucks vehicles. The service contract also includes real time monitoring and managing all software and recall updates.

Through planned, preventative and thorough maintenance, including a 74-point inspection plan, dealers help fleets minimize the risk of coming to an unexpected standstill. The Volvo Blue service contract leverages real-time overthe-air truck data to tailor the service plan based on the actual usage and application of an operator’s individual truck. All maintenance is undertaken when it best suits the customer and follows a predetermined schedule to minimize dis-

ruptions to operations, reduce time spent at a dealership and provide customers with more predictable maintenance costs.

Included in the Volvo Blue service contract, customers have access to the over-the-air Remote Diagnostics and Remote Programming suite throughout the duration of the contract. These services proactively identify anticipated breakdowns and send the vehicle’s diagnostic data automatically to the dealership or repair center before the truck arrives for its scheduled preferred service time. Through Remote Programming customers also have

access to the full suite of remote parameter and remote software update services, elevating fleet uptime and efficiency.

“This Volvo Blue offering ensures maximized uptime by scheduling maintenance in advance to ensure bay and parts availability. This reduces the duration of the workshop visit and you know exactly what your servicing needs will cost you during the contract’s duration,” said Mike Furst, director, contract services and leasing technology solutions.

“It’s better for the truck owner and operator, keeping the truck on the road and performing at maxi-

mum efficiency. It also allows our dealerships to better plan and provide service to our customers.”

With the Volvo Blue service contract, fixed service fees can be spread evenly throughout the chosen contract period duration of 12 to 60 months. Customers may elect to be billed via bank draft (ACH), to their preferred account, or bundle with their loan or lease from Volvo Financial Services. There are more than 400 certified Volvo Trucks dealerships and thousands of service locations across North America that are prepared to assist their local customers with the fullservice coverage of the contract. 

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The comprehensive Volvo Blue service contract covers Volvo Trucks comprehensive service and inspection plan and 24/7 monitoring of the trucks state-of-health undertaken by highly skilled Volvo Trucks technicians using genuine or authorized Volvo parts.

Sourcewell Awards Felling With Purchasing Contract Renewal

Felling Trailers Inc., a national leader in industrial and commercial trailers, has recently been awarded a cooperative purchasing contract in the Trailers category at Sourcewell.

Felling Trailers Inc. was awarded a Sourcewell contract following a rigorous request for proposal process resulting in contracts that meet, or exceed, local procurement requirements. Sourcewell is a self-sustaining government organization helping government, education and nonprofit agencies with access to cooperative purchasing solutions.

For close to a decade, Felling Trailers has held a Sourcewell contract. The company received its first Sourcewell awarded contract in 2014 in the Heavy Equipment Trailers category.

As a prior Sourcewell contract holder, Felling Trailers Inc. will continue to provide

innovative transportation solutions for each Sourcewell participating agency. Felling Trailers has an extensive dealer network that spans the nation providing Sourcewell users access to contract pricing no matter their location.

Felling’s trailer experts will work to provide agencies with the right transport solution to fit their entity’s needs.

“Felling Trailers is once again honored to be a part of one of the most comprehensible purchasing cooperatives in existence. Sourcewell goes through the entire bid writing and approval process beforehand during the contract evaluation process thus allowing Sourcewell members an easier, convenient and expeditious way to purchase our products,” said Nathan Uphus sales manager Felling Trailers.

For more information, visit www.felling.com and sourcewell-mn.gov. 

Production Launch... Zeal Motor Inc.’s Fat Truck Pushes Limits With 8x8 Vehicle

Zeal Motor Inc. the manufacturer of the famous Fat Truck announced the official production launch of its new Fat Truck 8X8.

The 8X8 was designed to answer the specific need to transport heavier payload or additional crew in the harshest terrains.

The 8X8 will be used by the utility industry to facilitate working in hard-toreach job sites. The 8X8 will be available in two variations: hauler and wagon. The Fat Truck 8X8 answers the market demand of having an amphibious vehicle that can carry a high payload of 5,000 lb. or a crew of 16 workers.

“A vehicle capable of traveling at 25 mph on land, 3mph on water, climbing steep muddy hills [75 percent grade] while meeting all the safety requirements is an outstanding advantage that only the Fat Truck can provide,” said Amine Khimjee, vice-president of sales and marketing at Zeal Motor.

“The footprint of the 8X8 is 1.9 psi at its maximum payload, which is 5 times less than a human. The innovative articulation

allows the vehicle to climb vertical walls of 4 feet effortlessly. The Fat Truck 8X8 is truly pushing the limits in off-road vehicle capabilities.”

The Fat Truck 8X8’s first public appearance was at ConExpo in Las Vegas.

Zeal Motor is a corporation based in Bromont, Quebec, Canada, that manufactures industrial utility vehicles that provide solutions to infrastructure such as powerlines, pipelines, mining exploration and first responder vehicles.

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Stellar Introduces 52,000-lb. NXT52 Hooklift to Lineup

This 52,000-lb. capacity hoist is the latest telescopic hooklift in the NXT series from Stellar.

“The introduction of the NXT series has reinvigorated the hooklift market, and we’re pleased to build on that excitement with the new NXT52,” said Tim Worman, director of product management at Stellar.

“Achieving such a compact and versatile unit in the 52,000-lb. class is a direct result of listening to our customer’s needs and finding a way to meet them. This kind of responsive innovation in our hooklift line continues the momentum of the initiative we introduced in 2022.”

The NXT52 is a strong yet lightweight unit capable of loading, unloading and dumping various truck bodies. The hooklift features a Z-channel base design and industry-leading universal body latching system. This system is the epitome of flexibility with outside locks that can be moved by loosening the clamp bolts, repositioning and bolting back down. This feature allows the operator to position the body locks in specific locations to accommodate body locks that may not be in the correct spot. The versatility of this system eliminates the need to cut locks off, re-weld or repaint, the manufacturer said.

In addition to the universal latching system, the NXT52 features a universal hydraulic reservoir. The reservoir can be mounted in various positions on the unit to avoid any workaround needs in the instance that there are chassis items that may interfere with normal reservoir mounting.

Similar to all Stellar Hooklifts, the NXT52 is completely manufactured in the United States. This unit has a 54/61.75in. hook height and rectangular style secondary jib. With approximately a 10.5-in. lost load height, Stellar offers an industry-leading low profile, providing a lower vertical center of gravity and the ability to accommodate down to 6-in. subframe heights.

This hooklift was made with the end-user in mind, with many features built for timesaving convenience. In addition to the hydraulic reservoir, integrated speed enhancements and soft-stop features on the lift cylinder reduce the time needed for a full extend cycle by 75 percent and allows the body to be brought to a resting position gently on the body saddles.

Additionally, the NXT52 comes equipped with either air controls or electronic radio remote controls for efficient

operation of the hooklift. These control systems offer proportional control operation to allow for precise control in various situations. A feature of the NXT Series, the radio remote control, allows for unit operation in either the chassis cab or standing outside of the cab. The radio remote control will be released later this year.

For more information, visit www.stellarindustries.com.

Thunder Creek Names Bacon National Accounts Manager to Support Rapid Growth, Demand

Thunder Creek Equipment has named Michael Bacon of Yuma, Ariz., its national accounts manager.

Bacon will focus on serving strategic and national accounts, as well as support the sales team in serving dealers and clients.

Thunder Creek manufactures and sells a full range of mobile fueling and service solutions. This includes the original multitank, bulk diesel trailers that allow businesses to haul up to 920 gal. of diesel without a HAZMAT endorsement, and the company’s proprietary 2-in-1 closed-loop system for handling diesel exhaust fluid.

Bacon joins Thunder Creek after more than seven years of providing service to equipment dealers and strategic national

accounts as business manager of Mahindra Tractor, and as regional manager of BigIron Auctions. He was instrumental in launching “BigIron Marketplace” and was ultimately promoted to senior director of national accounts where he was tasked with rebuilding the national accounts division.

“I am very excited to support the tremendous growth at Thunder Creek while working to grow the national accounts division,” said Bacon. “As an employee-owned manufacturer built on the principles of quality, character and family, we will bring those principles forward in developing lasting relationships with all of our national accounts customers. That starts with personalized customer service between

Thunder Creek and each partner, and indepth examination of each organization’s needs, and delivering the optimal field service and fuel solutions for each business — that’s the commitment we’re making to ensure success in their field operations.”

“Michael is an experienced leader who understands how to support sales and marketing strategy in deep and meaningful ways at the national level,” said Larry Lea, vice president of sales, Thunder Creek Equipment. “His record of developing effective processes will help Thunder Creek Equipment gain an even stronger foothold for growth.”

For more information, visit ThunderCreek.com. 

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Associations Continue Effort to Recruit Workers to Industry

“The number of unfulfilled construction positions is close to a monthly high,” said the association.

As a whole the industry likely would have added even more to its rolls if contractors could find more qualified workers.

“Contractors can’t find, reach, hire and train workers fast enough to keep pace with demand,” said Stephen E. Sandherr, association CEO. “The pool of qualified, available labor is the smallest the industry has ever seen for the month of April.”

How Numbers Shake Out

Construction employment rose from April 2022 to April 2023 in 42 states and the District of Columbia. While the numbers declined in seven states, they held their own in Hawaii. This from an AGC’s break-down of BLS statistics:

Texas added 28,000 jobs; New York, 13,400; Indiana, 11,200; and Florida 8,600. At 5,500 new jobs, Arkansas marked the largest increase by percentage, 9.8 percent. Rhode Island followed at 7.6 percent. California logged the highest number of jobs lost, at 5,100; Connecticut lost 1,900 jobs; and West Virginia dropped 1,200 jobs, minus 3.7 percent).

West Virginia had the largest percentage loss at 3.7 percent, according to the AGC analysis. Connecticut and Alaska lost 2.5 percent, or 400 jobs.

For the month of April 2023, construction employment increased in 24 states and D.C. Hiring declined in 26 states. Washington added the most jobs over the month, at 4,300; Illinois added 2,700; Wisconsin, 2,600; and California, 2,100.

The largest percentage gain occurred in South Dakota, at 2.7 percent. Wisconsin, Washington and Arkansas saw a 1.8 percent gain, with 1,100 new jobs.

Dropping 8,500 jobs, Texas lost the most in April; New York lost 4,000. Alaska had the largest percentage loss for the month at 4.2 percent and 700 jobs.

AGC tracked two construction labor reports, one of which noted total construction starts in current dollars fell 4 percent from March to April. That number is 7 percent year-to-date, according to Dodge Construction Network.

Nonbuilding starts increased 16 percent year-to-date. Utility/gas plants are up 37 percent; miscellaneous nonbuilding starts, 36 percent.

Environmental public works projects are up 10 percent; and highway and bridge starts, 9 percent.

AGC analyzed a ConstructConnect report, which found that the value of construction starts in current dollars decreased

5.7 percent year-to-date.

Civil starts jumped 27 percent, seeing increases for all segments including roads, at 25 percent; and water/sewage, 23 percent.

Power and miscellaneous civil projects increased by 40 percent; bridges, 1.3 percent; dams/marine, 102 percent; and airports, 89 percent.

Picture Looks Bright, Bleak

In tracking the construction jobless rate over the past year, the AGC found a decline from 4.6 percent in April 2022 to 4.1 percent in 2023. Interesting in itself, that represents the lowest April rate in the 23-year history of the data.

At the end of March, the association noted, openings totaled 355,000, just shy of the all-time high for March of 359,000.

The construction sector shed 9,000 jobs that month, the first decrease since January 2022. This happened even as the sector’s unemployment rate fell and total number of job openings in the sector hit a near-record high, according to AGC.

Average hourly earnings for production and nonsupervisory employees in construction jumped by 6.7 percent over the year to $33.94 per hour.

“Despite a small dip in headcount, construction firms continued to post a high level of job openings and raised pay more than other industries,” said Ken Simonson, AGC’s chief economist.

Those are two signs contractors still want to hire more workers, he said. “But the pool of unemployed, experienced jobseekers keeps shrinking.”

Construction employment in March totaled 7,888,000, a dip of 9,000 or 0.1 percent from the record high in February. It was the first decrease in 14 months.

Nonresidential firms shed 1,800 employees in March. Employment at residential building and specialty trade contractors slipped by 7,000 or 0.2 percent.

The AGC reported the unemployment rate among jobseekers with construction experienced declined from 6.0 percent in March 2022 to 5.6 percent. That figure represents the second-lowest March rate in the 23-year history of the data.

“Exposing students and other future workers to construction will signal that it should be among the career paths worth considering,” said Sandherr.

Construction firms in April provided a wage “premium” of nearly 19 percent compared with all private-sector production employees.

The industry is struggling to recruit workers while the federal government spends money to encourage students to go to college. These grads are encouraged to work in

service sector professions for every dollar the government invests in career and technical education.

The AGC urged public officials to boost funding for construction education and training, and to explore short-term measures to address severe labor shortages.

“Federal officials are making massive investments in infrastructure while their funding policies discourage future workers from considering construction,” Sandherr said. “They don’t seem to want our citizens to work in construction even while they block people from other countries from lawfully entering the profession.”

In March, AGC reported that many member firms need more workers but struggle to find enough qualified hires. The association called on the feds to boost investments in construction training and education programs to close the five-to-one gap.

“One of the biggest obstacles to hiring is the federal government’s enormous campaign to urge students to pursue office-based service sector jobs,” Sandherr said.

Those types of professions, in particular, require expensive four-year college degrees, he said.

“If the feds spent half as much encouraging students to pursue high-paying careers in fields like construction, our industry would have more workers and young adults would have less college debt.”

A state-by-state analysis of BLS data released the ABC found that in March of this year, 31 states had lower construction jobless rates than March 2019 (pre-pandemic).

Over the same four-year period, 18 states had higher rates and Utah’s rate was the same.

“High interest rates are creating headwinds for nonresidential construction projects,” said Bernard Markstein, Markstein Advisors.

President and chief economist of the firm, Markstein conducted the analysis for the association.

“Until recently, construction employment continued to grow as builders worked on their backlog of projects,” he said. “The March construction employment numbers were the first indication that employment growth in construction may be turning negative.”

The increase of funds flowing from the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to states and localities will partially offset the downward pressure in the residential sector. That, in turn, will provide opportunities for some unemployed workers and companies, said Markstein. The challenge remains in connecting the two groups.

ABC tracking models indicate that in

2023 about 546,000 more workers will be needed, beyond the “normal” pace of hiring, to meet the demand for labor.

“The construction industry must recruit hundreds of thousands of qualified, skilled professionals each year,” said Michael Bellaman, association president. “Filling these roles with skilled craft professionals is vital to America’s economy and infrastructure rebuilding initiatives.”

This increased demand adds to the current level of above-average job openings. The association’s model notes projected retirements, shifts to other industries and other anticipated separations are part of the computations.

The construction industry averaged more than 390,000 job openings per month in 2022. That’s the highest level on record, and the industry unemployment rate of 4.6 percent in 2022 was the second lowest on record, according to ABC data.

That figure is higher than only the 4.5 percent unemployment rate observed in 2019. National payroll construction employment was 231,000 higher in December 2022 than in December 2021.

“Despite sharp increases in interest rates over the past year, the shortage will not disappear in the near future,” said Anirban Basu, ABC chief economist. “Contractors continue to experience substantial demand from a growing number of mega-projects associated with chip manufacturing plants, clean energy facilities and infrastructure.”

Basu said too few younger workers are entering the skilled trades, which makes it not only a construction labor shortage but also a skills shortage.

“With nearly one in four construction workers older than 55, retirements will continue to whittle away at the construction workforce,” he added. “Many of these older construction workers are also the most productive, refining their skills over time.”

The number of construction laborers, the most entry-level occupational title, has accounted for nearly four out of every 10 new construction workers since 2012. Meanwhile, said Basu, the number of skilled workers has grown at a much slower pace or, in the case of certain occupations like carpenter, declined.

Next year, the association said, the industry will need to bring in more than 342,000 new workers on top of normal hiring to meet industry demand. That’s presuming that construction spending growth slows significantly next year, according to AGC.

“To fill these important roles, ABC is working hard to recruit, educate and upskill the construction workforce,” said Bellaman.

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Address: 224 W. Central Parkway, Suite 1024 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC)

AGC Events Calendar: All AGC Web-Eds are scheduled in Eastern Standard Time (EST). Conferences are scheduled using the local time zone where the event takes place.

• AGC EDGE Lean Construction Education Program, 2nd edition (https://training.agc.org/course/vlea230701/)

Date: Mon, July 10, 2023 – 11 AM – Wed, July 26, 2023 – 3 PM

ONLINE, VIRTUAL

Training/Professional Development

• AGC EDGE Project Manager Development Program (https://training.agc.org/course/vpmd230701/)

Date: Wed, July 12, 2023 – 9 AM – Fri, July 28, 2023 – 2 PM

ONLINE, VIRTUAL

Training/Professional Development

• AGC EDGE Project Manager Development Program (https://training.agc.org/course/project-manager-development-program/)

Date: Mon, August 14, 2023 – 9 AM – Fri, August 18, 2023 – 5

ONLINE, VIRTUAL

Training/Professional Development

For further information, contact AGC: Phone: 703/548-3118

Email: info@agc.org

NATIONAL ASPHALT PAVEMENT ASSOCIATION (NAPA)

NAPA 2023 MIDYEAR MEETING

Dates: July 9 – 12, 2023

Location: Loews Kansas City Hotel 1515 Wyandotte Street • Kansas City, MO 64108

Phone: 816/897-7070

The NAPA Midyear Meeting is three comprehensive days of committee meetings and educational sessions focused on advancing the asphalt pavement industry. Throughout this meeting, NAPA leadership gathers input, makes decisions, and reafﬁrms the strategic direction of our industry, members, and stakeholders.

ABOUT NAPA: NAPA’s Mission: To advance the asphalt pavement industry through leadership, stewardship, and member engagement. NAPA’s Vision: Sustainable transportation infrastructure that paves the way for thriving communities and commerce. NAPA & Industry Fast Facts: NAPA exclusively represents the interests of the asphalt producer/contractor on the national level with Congress, government agencies, and other national trade and business organizations. NAPA supports an active research program designed to improve the quality of asphalt pavements and paving techniques used in the construction of roads, parking lots, airports, and recreational facilities. The association provides technical, educational, and marketing materials to its members; and offers educational opportunities. Founded in 1955, the association counts more than 1,100 companies as members. Why Join NAPA? NAPA membership gives you and every employee in your organization access to best practices, emerging research, and innovative business solutions…AND MORE!

For more information on this event, contact: NAPA, 6406 Ivy Lane, Suite 350, Greenbelt, MD 20770-1441 Phone: 301/731-4748 Toll Free: 888/468-6499 Fax: 301/7314621

MICHIGAN AGGREGATES ASSOCIATION (MAA)

2023 SUMMER CONFERENCE

SUMMER MEETING 2023

Dates: July 20 – 23, 2023

Place: Crystal Mountain Thompsonville Village, Michigan

The 2023 MAA Summer Conference (scheduled for July 20 – 23, 2023) will take place at the beautiful Crystal Mountain in Thompsonville Village, Michigan.

MAA 2023 SUMMER CONFERENCE REGISTRATION is OPEN!

Sponsorship Opportunities are Available for the Summer Conference! Make sure to sign up today as a SPONSOR and have your company recognized as one of the Ofﬁcial MAA Summer Conference Sponsors. Thank you for helping to ensure that this year’s Conference is a huge success!

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the MAA Office at 517/381-1732.

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA, INC. (AGC)

The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) is the leading association for the construction industry. AGC represents more than 27,000 ﬁrms, including over 6,500 of America’s leading general contractors, and over 9,000 specialty-contracting ﬁrms. More than 10,500 service providers and suppliers are also associated with AGC, all through a nationwide network of chapters.

• Construction Safety, Health & Environmental Conference 2023 (https://shec.agc.org/)

Dates: July 25, 2023 (7:00AM) to July 27, 2023 (12:00PM)

Conference ends at 12 Noon Thurs, July 27, 2023

Open Forum Discussion and Meeting Wrap-Up

Place: Renaissance Nashville Hotel 611 Commerce Street • Nashville, TN 37203

About the Conference This conference is geared towards corporate, regional and project safety and health and/or environmental staff representing construction ﬁrms of all sizes and who perform various types of construction work.

For more information, contact Associated General Contractors of America (AGC):

Address: 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201

Phone: 703/548-3118. Email: meetings@agc.org.

• AGC Annual Golf Tournament

Dates: Friday, August 4, 2023

Times: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM CDT

Location: Meadow Wood Golf Course 24501 E. Valley Way Avenue, Liberty Lake, WA 99019

Location: Liberty Lake Golf Course 24403 E. Sprague Avenue, Liberty Lake, WA 99019

Description: The Inland Northwest AGC Summer Golf Tournament is our biggest social event of the year! Playing both Meadow Wood and Liberty Lake Golf Courses with over 275 players, 50 sponsors and dozens of contests, is a great way for members to get involved with the AGC.

Networking opportunities do not get any better than this! Whether you bring a group of clients to play in the tournament, host an activity on the course or simply take advantage of one of the many sponsorship opportunities, the AGC Tournament offers everyone a way to gain exposure and promote their business.

We look forward to making this the best tournament yet and hope to see everyone out on the course!

For more information on the AGC Annual Golf Tournament, contact: Inland Northwest AGC/NWAGC, 4935 E. Trent Avenue, Spokane, WA 99212. Telephone: 509/5350391. Email: info@nwagc.org.

For General Information, contact: AGC of America, 2300 Wilson Blvd., Suite 400, Arlington, VA 22201.

Telephone: 703/548-3118. Fax: 703/548-3119. Email: info@agc.org. Website: www.agc.org.

SCRAP EXPO - A Live Demonstration Event!

Place: Kentucky Exposition Center Louisville, KENTUCKY

Dates: September 12 – 13, 2023

Registration is now open for Scrap Expo!

The industry’s ﬁrst live demonstration event, Scrap Expo, is BACK, returning to Louisville, Kentucky! Taking place September 12 – 13, 2023, this one-of-a-kind event ofﬁcially has opened registration. Register today and take advantage of super early bird registration rates! Scrap Expo is a unique event designed especially for scrap metal dealers and processors, auto dismantlers and others handling and preparing ferrous and nonferrous scrap.

It’s a hands-on event that allows attendees to operate equipment and see live demonstrations. You will get to grab the joystick and feel how the equipment responds.

You will also be able to explore our indoor exhibit hall and outdoor demo area, where you will be able to test-drive, move, cut, and prepare scrap in real time!

See live demonstrations of baling, logging, and shearing equipment. Our educational program includes sessions that will provide insights you need to understand what scrap buyers want.

The event also will include technical training sessions covering machine maintenance and operation as well as informative sessions on scrap identiﬁcation and markets.

For more information on this Event, Email: conference@gie.net. Phone: 216/393-0300 and Phone: 216/525-0515.

Farm Science Review The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) https://fsr.osu.edu

Dates: September 19 – 21, 2023

Place The Molly Caren Agricultural Center (MCAC) London, Ohio

Location: Ohio State’s 2,100-acre Molly Caren Agricultural Center is located two (2) miles North of London on U. S. Route 40.

Airport Accessibility: The Columbus and Dayton airports are nearly equal distance from the site.

Admission: $10.00 in advance from most Ohio agribusinesses and all county ofﬁces of Ohio State University Extension. $15.00 at the gate. Children ﬁve (5) years of age and under are admitted FREE!

Sponsors: The Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences: Resident Instruction Programs, OSU Extension and Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. Other Information: The FSR does not allow pets at the event. Only service animals are permitted.

2023 Features at-a-Glance: . This is the 61st Farm Science Review, the 41st at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center.

. Hundreds of demonstration plots and several million dollars’ worth of machinery.

. 17 years of inductions into the Farm Science Review Hall of Fame.

. Ohio Farmer Conservation Awards; Thursday at 11:30.

. OSU Central, featuring demonstrations and displays from OSU colleges and departments.

. Lots of farm safety, home safety and health information.

. Comprehensive ﬁeld demonstrations each day of the show.

. Expanded programs on conservation practices in the Gwynne Conservation Area.

We expect to completely ﬁll the commercial exhibit area this year, with over 600 exhibitors from all over North America in the Central Exhibit Area.

Find Out What the Future Holds for Your Industry

Whether your goal is protecting the safety and health of the people working in construction or protecting the environment during the construction process - this conference is tailored for you!

For more information on this event, contact The Ohio State University, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences. Farm Science Review, 135 State Route 38 NE, London, OH 43140. Phone: 614/292-4278. Email: fsrinfo@osu.edu.

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