Quarry Management magazine has been the official monthly journal of The Institute of Quarrying since 1918. Each issue contains timely, relevant and topical coverage of all key issues, developments and advances in the aggregates sector.

Editor
Steve Adam - tel: 0115 945 3893 - [email protected]

Assistant Editor
Simon Chan - tel: 0115 945 3894 - [email protected]

Display Advertising
Kathryn Bardsley - tel: 0115 945 4369 - [email protected]

Recruitment & Buyers Guide Advertising
Charlotte Stacey - tel: 0115 945 4376 - [email protected]

Subscriptions
Sue Chambers - tel: 0115 945 3884; online: www.qmj.co.uk

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This Month - January 2021

Asphalt Technology

A Breath of Fresh Air
Hanson’s reduced-emission asphalt (REA) paves the way for cleaner air.

Taking a Creative Approach
Renovating a section of the Swiss N2 Motorway required an unconventional approach to maximize on-site recycling.

Planing & Paving

Take Your Pick
Major US road builder benefits from switch to high-performance PCD milling tools from Wirtgen.

New-generation Material Feeders from Vögele
Dash-3 MT 3000-3i PowerFeeder machines available in Standard and Offset variations.

First D-Series Volvo Pavers at Work in GB
Lancashire County Council takes delivery of first Volvo P6870D paving machine in Great Britain, whilst Excel Surfacing take the first Volvo P2870D compact paver.

IQ Insight

How IQ Branches Continue to Connect
Local branches adapt their traditional ways of hosting technical evenings and networking events.

Viewpoint

Staying on top of Cybersecurity  
Guy Dulberger, vice-president of information security at auctioneers Ritchie Bros., outlines some of the steps businesses can take to ensure their online operations stay effective.

Special Report

Truck Fleet Renewal
Building materials suppliers Marshalls and contract hire specialists Ryder outline some of the key aspects of a 100-tractor unit deal.

Spotlight

Working Through the Pandemic
Welding Alloys Group have introduced new processes and procedures during COVID-19 to allow them to continue to undertake urgent projects on site.