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.

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

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

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This Month - November 2019

Interview

Taking Technology to the Next Level
JCB’s chief innovation and growth officer, Tim Burnhope, talks to Quarry Management about electrification, connectivity and continued global expansion.

Loading & Hauling

ProjectTETRA
Case unveil the world’s first methane-powered wheel loader.

Loading & Hauling
Round-up of some of the latest excavators, loaders, dumptrucks and tyres, plus new technological developments.

Tough Torque
Albert Weil AG boosts productivity using Volvo A60H articulated dumptrucks with Allison Automatics.

Transport & Logistics

Better Bulk Transport
Tim Doggett discusses how Clugston Distribution deliver quality solutions for the quarrying sector.

Total Transport Fleet Replacement 
Wiltshire Concrete opt for all-new Renault vehicle fleet as they look to grow the business and expand their geographical reach.

Fuel for Thought
Liquid Management Solutions highlight the importance of fuel hygiene.

Transport & Logistics
The latest developments in road fleet logistics and management.

IQ Insight

New Reeds Bed in at Smiths Bletchington’s Gill Mill Quarry
A long-term restoration project that will see the creation of the largest new reed-bed habitat in the south of England.

Viewpoint

Block it Out: When recycling is not appropriate
Owen Batham, sales and marketing director at Elite Precast Concrete, highlights the dangers of using recycled materials in concrete blocks.