Heat Safety

Preventing Heat-Related Illness

Heat-related illnesses can occur indoors or outdoors and can become serious if not addressed quickly. Common conditions include heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke.

To stay safe, drink water frequently, take breaks in shaded or cooled areas, wear breathable clothing when possible, and gradually adjust to working in hot conditions. Watch for warning signs such as headache, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, cramps, or confusion.

If symptoms occur, stop work, move to a cool area, hydrate, and notify a supervisor immediately. Remember, heat illness is preventable; stay hydrated, take breaks, and speak up early.

What’s
Happening
This Week

Wednesday, July 15

Quarterly Evolve Training:
What the “L” is up with Blended Cement?
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (EST)

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Lyra Health Discussion:
Healthy Boundaries in the Workplace
2:00 PM (EST)

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Thursday, July 16

Hinge Health 101:
Digital Physical Therapy for Pain Relief
12:00 PM (EST)

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Lyra Health Webinar:
Ditching Imposter Syndrome
2:00 PM (EST)

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Hinge Health 101: Digital Physical Therapy for Pain Relief

If you’re struggling with joint, muscle, pelvic, or migraine pain, Hinge Health can help you feel better with personalized virtual physical therapy programs. Join us for a lively 25-minute webinar to:

  • Learn about the latest updates to the Hinge Health program, including the groundbreaking Migraine program to reduce migraine days and track triggers.

  • Hear how Hinge Health has helped others.

  • Get your questions answered.

Welcome!

Meet our newest
team members

Alabama

  • Isaiah Brown
    Ready Mix Driver, Leeds

Florida

  • Adrain White
    Utility Person 1, Cape Canaveral

  • Sharod Nelson
    Utility Person 1, Cape Canaveral

Georgia

  • Benjamin Armstrong
    Engineer Materials MTP (Agg), Duluth

North Carolina

  • Codie Shepard
    Maintenance Mechanic 1, Sims

  • Demario Norris
    STAR® Plant Operator, Moncure

  • Eddie Hernandez
    Plant Manager IV, Sims

  • James Mangus
    Yard Loader Operator, Bunnlevel

South Carolina

  • Chris Gilliard
    Laborer, Harleyville

  • Jeremy Sellers
    Production - Leadership 6, Harleyville

  • Pshanda Singleton
    Tanker Driver, Saint George

Tennessee

  • Cameron Gaylor
    Operations Support, Harriman

Harleyville, SC Plant Hosts Tour for Interns

Last week, our region’s interns had the opportunity to visit Harleyville, SC, and gain firsthand insight into our GRR and Cement business lines from Steve Holt and Gergo Berosi.

Interns Gavin, Hannah, Logan, and Jess enjoyed a comprehensive visit, including an engaging site tour led by Lee Stoble and David Gadson, who shared valuable knowledge and behind-the-scenes perspectives.

A special thank you to everyone involved for making this a memorable and educational experience!

Happy Anniversary!

July Anniversaries

Save the Date!

Turning insights into actions

Join us for an interactive lunch-and-learn on the fundamentals of the Predictive Index (PI) and how to turn your PI insights into practical action.

Participants will explore how they work best, reflect on how their natural tendencies help or hinder effectiveness, and learn how to better support and lead others using the PI as a development tool, not a label.

2026 Leadership Development

Courses & Programs

These courses have limited availability and must be approved by your Manager. Also, Managers may request employee registration.

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