Quarry Management

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]

Advertisement Manager
Kathryn Bardsley - tel: 0115 945 4369 - [email protected]

Advertising Sales Executive
Amie Annells - tel: 0115 865 8282 - [email protected]

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

This Month - June 2023

Transport & Distribution

HS2 announces carbon-cutting milestone
10 million tonnes of aggregate material moved to and from HS2 construction sites by rail.

Tarmac pledge commitment to net-zero logistics
Company pledges to support Logistics UK’s ‘Route to Net Zero’.

Low-carbon secondary aggregates shipped into London by sea
GRS shipping low-carbon secondary aggregates from Cornwall to the capital.

Quarry Engineering

Understanding the Basics
Lynn Alderman, consultant at MPG, discusses permitted development in mineral sites in England.

Promoting Intelligence in Aggregates
Trevor Herbert discusses Mitsubishi Electric’s commitment to improve productivity and boost equipment reliability in the aggregates industry.

Blueprint for the Future?
Conveyor technology consultant Leslie David examines a more effective approach to conveyor ‘maintain and repair’ contracts.

Institute of Quarrying

Membership that embraces personal effectiveness
IQ highlights CPD, one of the favoured methods of personal effectiveness.

IQ Hong Kong branch awards Honorary Fellowships
Three esteemed individuals awarded during branch’s 50th AGM.

Event Report

The Future Starts Now
SBM Mineral Processing launch the REMAX 600 mobile impact crusher.

Spotlight

Antarctic expedition for Sandvik mobiles 
Crusher and screen provide support for British Antarctic Survey research.

A century of Linatex premium rubber
Leading defence against abrasion celebrates 100 years.