Aggregates Manager

October 2016

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AGGREGATES MANAGER / October 2016 27 C onExpo-Con/Agg's educational seminars, provided by Travelers, offer insights for a variety of audiences, including aggregate industry rookies and veterans. The aggregates track is one of 10 tracks available. Other tracks include the following: • Asphalt; • Concrete; • Cranes, Rigging, and Aerial Lifts; • Earthmoving and Site Development; • Equipment Management and Maintenance; • Management – Business Best Practices; • Safety and Regulations; • Technology; and • Management – Workforce Development. A full session pass, which is included in the show's Su- preme pack, is available for $395. For those who plan shorter visits to the show, a session day pass, which is included in the Deluxe pack, may be purchased for $194. Passes to a single session are available for $69. For more information, visit the show website at www.conexpoconagg.com. TUESDAY, MARCH 7 Lean and Mean from Aggregates Production to Sales #T11 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. The aggregate industry is getting more and more competitive every day. Quarry operators must keep extraction and crushing moving with minimum downtime. They must also meet their customer expectation at the loadout yard by fulfilling custom- er orders quickly and accurately and control costs to remain competitive. Every interaction with quarry products (either on plant or equipment) adds time and increases costs in wages, tire wear, fuel spend, or machine hours. Smart quarries are taking advantage of process improvement tools to find the competitive edge, maximize production, and keep customers happy. Level: Intermediate (6-10 years of on-the-job experience) Speakers: Kevin Lai, product manager, Trimble Aggregates; and Soren Schramm, Trimble Loadrite Auckland Ltd. Maximizing Screen Efficiency #T21 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. This session will give a comprehensive overview of an effective screening operation. It will discuss the appropri- ate application of various types of screens, how to measure the effectiveness, and how to evaluate the condition of the screen and structure. Specific topics will include screen types, stroke profiles, g-force, screen efficiency, sampling protocols, screen axis movement, structure movement, and examples of improvements. The performance evaluation section of this pre- sentation will include a case study with an existing aggregate producer.

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