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Industry Gathers for Michigan Aggregates Association's Annual Conference, Trade Show

Tue February 28, 2023 - Midwest Edition #5
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Michigan Aggregates Association (MAA) held its annual conference and trade show at the Fire Keepers Casino in Battle Creek, Mich., Feb. 7 to 9.

On the first day of the event, industry professionals had an opportunity to attend an 8-hour Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) refresher course conducted by Joe McGuire, an independent safety health consultant.

The second day began with an MAA update followed by a national update presented by Mike Johnson, NSSGA president and CEO, and an MSHA update presented by George Colby, MSHA field supervisor. Breakout sessions were conducted throughout the course of the event with subjects ranging from new technologies, equipment reviews, personnel training and management and the impact of environmental and cultural issues on the industry.

During breaks, attendees were encouraged to meet with representatives from local equipment dealers, national manufacturers and product and service providers to discuss the latest innovations in equipment and products in a tabletop exhibit area of the show.

Currently in its 63rd year, the MAA is a non-profit trade organization to support the interests, growth and welfare of Michigan's aggregates industry. Members are served through educational programs, business meetings and newsletters to keep informed about regulatory and compliance issues and other matters regarding Michigan's aggregates industry.

The association advocates for its membership through interactions with elected officials and serves in an advisory capacity to address regulations related to health and safety, land use, taxation, material specifications, land reclamation and the environment.

MAA's membership includes individuals and organizations involved with the production of crushed stone, sand and gravel, industrial and recycled materials along with suppliers of equipment and other goods and services needed to produce mineral products. CEG

This story also appears on Aggregate Equipment Guide.

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(L-R): Alta Equipment Company’s Dan Melosso, Tim Meighan, Jamie Logan and Bob Keaton III were joined by Tyler Anson of MPM/Stoneco to discuss paving and aggregate materials. 
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Maverick Environmental Equipment’s Kyle Yuncker (L) and Matt Smith welcomed attendees to discuss the dealership’s growing lineup of machines for aggregate processing. 
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Jason Kulman (L) and Brian Boyer of Powerscreen Michiana welcome attendees to their booth.
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Doug Needham, Michigan Aggregates Association executive director, addresses attendees.
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Sue Vitaz and Dan Stevick of Aggcorp Equipment Systems were ready to discuss the dealership’s lineup of aggregate processing equipment.
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Equipment Corporation of America’s Clayton Hillier spoke with attendees about drilling, pile driving, hoisting and rigging and soil treatment equipment. 
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Purple Wave Auction’s Chris Fegan was on hand to share information about the company’s upcoming auctions.
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Andy Leiber of AIS spoke with Dave Lubahn of Edward C Levy Company.
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Screen Machine’s Timm Miller (L) was on hand with Ohio CAT’s Aaron Mittendorf to discuss the dealership’s lineup of aggregate processing equipment.
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Operating Engineers 324’s Randel Besemer (L) explains the controls on this simulator unit to Dan Rautiola of MDOT.
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Don Martin (L) of Edward C. Levy Company catches up with Fred Peltier of Michigan CAT.
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