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45.2
Million Metric Tons Crushed Stone Produced -
4,483
Jobs -
17.4
Million Metric Tons
Sand & Gravel Produced -
240
Plants & Mines -
$2.22
Million Contributed
to Indiana GDP -
97,553
Miles of
Public Roads
Mar 10, 2021
MSHA Part 46 8-hour Annual Refresher Virtual Safety Training 3/10/217:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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COVID-19 Resources for the Aggregates Industry
Recently, NSSGA held a conference call to discuss the COVID-19 crisis and effects on aggregates businesses. Below are a list of resources that resulted from the call, as well as some additional resources for the Indiana aggregates industry: Best Practices Best Management Practices for Aggregates…
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IMAA Safety Training Moves Online!
Starting in 2021, IMAA will be offering MSHA Part 46 8-hour Annual Refresher Training as a live, online interactive class. The classes will be conducted by MSHA certified instructor, Ron Bucci, and hosted through Zoom. Find a class that fits your schedule: Training Calendar Benefits…
Careers in the Aggregates Industry
Environmental
Explore aggregates careers in the environmental sector. Responsibilities include assuring operations are in compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and regulations.
Mine Engineering
Explore aggregates careers in the engineering sectors. A project engineer applies engineering principles to the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of structures and productions facilities.
Plant Operations
Explore aggregates careers in the plant operations sector. Individuals are responsible for processing of aggregates for future use. This area encompasses numerous career opportunities.
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WOTUS Repeal Now in Federal Register
Written by NSSGA | 10/30/19
The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) withdrawal of the 2015 Waters...
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