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.
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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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By: Kevin Yanik
The equipment manufacturers are joining forces overseas, pairing Kleemann’s crushing and screening portfolio with CDE’s wet processing systems.
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Fatalities last month at Connecticut crushed stone and Mississippi sand operations elevated the year’s total.
The construction materials companies are project partners in separate efforts focused on next-generation concrete materials.
Explore conveyor best practices, producer operations, safety developments and more in this month’s issue.
During a September visit to Schurco Slurry’s Jacksonville facility, P&Q got a look at recent expansions and discussed what the pump manufacturer is seeing across the industry.
By: Mason Kopy
Inside the drive technology supporting one of the world’s longest single-flight conveyor systems.
Hills Machinery will provide Bell equipment sales, parts, service and product support across North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
Industry veterans share where they were on Sept. 11, 2001, how the terrorist attacks touched their lives and the memories that stay with them today.
Available in single and double units, the new machine is designed for high-volume slurry applications – including dredging.
