CEMEX USA holds annual Safety Week
The company hosted its annual company-wide Safety Week with the theme ‘Safety Through Leadership’.
The company hosted its annual company-wide Safety Week with the theme ‘Safety Through Leadership’.
The company has announced a new partnership with the manufacturer of crushing, screening, washing and conveying equipment, AMPCO.
The study is set to target the feasibility of capturing carbon dioxide from LafargeHolcim cement plant for storage by Occidental.
The company's ready-mix concrete was supplied for the construction of the new Guitar Hotel at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood.
The company’s subsidiaries in the USA and Malaysia will be under new management from 1 January 2020.
The company held a 5k Quarry Quest race at its quarry in Miami, in support of Special Olympics Florida.
A report from Global Data suggests that Peru’s construction outlook remains robust, with the help of increased private investments in infrastructure and mining.
An interchange reconstruction project is underway in Arizona, US, using aggregates supplied by CEMEX.
The company, producer of concrete and concrete-related products, has launched its new product line, Pro-Mix.
The company has announced a full-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) study with hopes of cutting greenhouse gas emissions in Canada.
The company has announced that its affiliate, Kosmos Cement Company, has signed an agreement for the sale of certain assets to Eagle Materials Inc.
The company were presented with awards from the National Stone Sand and Gravel Association (NSSGA).
The Rockwell Automation Digital Partner Programme aims to connect companies to expertise and solutions from market leaders such as Accenture, Microsoft, PTC, ANSYS, and EPLAN, to enhance the quality of digital initiatives.
Mining Academy, a three-day forum designed for attendees to network with operators from the underground room and pillar limestone market, was held for the second time on 29 - 31 October in Louisville, Kentucky, US.
With the help of the Mojave Desert Air Quality Management District (MDAQMD), CalPortland Cement is continuing its campaign of replacing its equipment with low-emission versions, to improve the High Desert’s air quality.