FOCUS ON HEALTH & SAFETY – MARCH 2017

MSHA to Award Grants for Mine Safety Education, Training The U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) announced the availability of up to $1 million in grants for education and training programs to help identify, avoid and prevent unsafe working conditions in and around the nation’s mines. The Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act of 2006…

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ENVIRONMENT – MARCH 2017

Aggregates Industries Quarry Could Protect D.C. Water Supply WTOP in Washington, D.C., is reporting that local water officials are looking into the possibility of utilizing Aggregates Industries’ Travilah Quarry in Rockville, Md., to provide water storage for the local D.C., Maryland and Virginia water utilities in the event that water from the Potomac River would become unavailable or undrinkable. The…

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PERMITTING – MARCH 2017

Rogers Group Seeks Special Exemption Rogers Group, Inc. is once again seeking a special exception for a proposed limestone quarry, according to the Journal and Courier. “Rogers Group is moving forward with our project and is looking forward to serving customers in the Greater Lafayette, Ind., market,” company spokesman Tom Kenley told the paper. The company highlighted quarry construction and…

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New Mack Engine Oil EOS-4.5 Extends Drain Intervals

Mack Trucks announced extended engine oil drain intervals for customers using its newly formulated Mack Engine Oil EOS-4.5. Depending on the application, oil drain intervals have been extended by up to 15,000 miles compared with previous formulations, helping reduce customer maintenance costs. Introduced as the factory fill in Mack’s 2017 engines, genuine Mack Engine Oil EOS-4.5 also extends drain intervals…

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