Kevin Yanik is the editor-in-chief of Pit & Quarry. He specializes in topics related to energy and mining, construction and real estate, and manufacturing technology, with a focus on mining operations, sustainability, and safety. Kevin is featured in Pit & Quarry magazine and Portable Plants.
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Kevin Yanik’s coverage primarily revolves around the quarrying, mining, and construction industries. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements indicates a preference for news directly from companies or industry organizations.
Given his emphasis on citing data, Kevin would likely respond well to pitches that provide original research or access to exclusive data relevant to the quarrying, mining, and construction sectors. Additionally, he may be interested in expert commentary offering insights into industry trends or analysis of market developments.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Kevin's reporting, it seems that he covers these industries from a global perspective. Therefore, individuals with expertise in international markets within the quarrying, mining, and construction sectors may find success in reaching out to him with relevant pitches.
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Jeremy Bell takes the helm following record material tonnage and sales revenue in the second and third quarters of 2026.
The company’s upgraded formulations are designed to protect diesel engines against wear, deposits and oil breakdown.
The South Carolina company is bringing its sand operation under the Knight’s Materials name following a 2025 acquisition.
Denise Johnson will retire in February 2027 after a decade leading Resource Industries, with Derrick York set to succeed her Nov. 1.
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promoted Craig Mitchell to vice president of sales. According to Hazemag, Mitchell has more than a decade of experience in the aggregates and materials processing industries.
Ciarán Ryan helped establish the Northern Ireland-based mobile crushing and screening equipment manufacturer in 2017.
As crushing and screening systems become more sophisticated, manufacturers and dealers are adapting to growing demands for technical expertise.
Aggregate producers selected to attend the Feb. 1-3 event in Coral Gables, Florida, receive complimentary registration and lodging.
The proposed facility would capture CO2 from lime production to manufacture 300,000 tons of cement annually.
