Embracing Sustainability
We encourage life cycle re-use of products during manufacturing and post-consumer use.
We maintain adequate aggregates resources in locations that minimize the life cycle impacts of the resource’s extraction, delivery, and use.
We encourage proper land-use development and planning within communities to ensure long-term aggregates resource availability.
We adhere to the highest ethical business practices and transparency in all aspects of our operations.
We recognize that profitability is essential to a sustainable industry and its continued ability to contribute to communities.
During the mining life cycle of an aggregates operation, members are encouraged to implement the following strategies:
Planning phase
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Develop a site-specific plan for post-mining land use and/or reclamation that engages stakeholders in planning for future needs and interests.
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Plan for the prevention and/or minimization of environmental impacts.
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Adopt and implement an environmental management system program to properly manage potential environmental risks and requirements, and improve overall environmental performance.
Operational and closure phase
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Pursue new technologies and practices to improve the operational, safety, health, and environmental efficiency of our operations.
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Invest in the personal and professional development of employees to ensure a strong work force into the future.
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Ensure that employees are treated in a respectful and positive manner and provide them with competitive compensation programs consistent with performance and industry practice.
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Identify, control, and/or eliminate risks associated with occupational injuries and illnesses.
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