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Our company has grown steadily and significantly since its founding as a public company in the late 1950s – remaining the largest construction aggregates producer in America throughout that time. While the world has changed greatly in the last 60 years, our focus on ethically and sustainably running our business, so that it can thrive over time, has not.

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SAC-TUN implements COVID-19 Rapid Response Program
When COVID-19 hit, it changed the way business was done. Interactions, both personally and professionally, were done in a different way. The working environment and our day-to-day activities were changed.
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High School Graduates Learn the Ropes at Elkin Quarry
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SUPPORTING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AT HBCUS
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A Career Kick-Start
Vulcan’s Operations Management Development hires recent college graduates and prepares them for leadership positions at facilities throughout the country. Upon completion of the program, participants gain the necessary experience and skills required to take on a lead or supervisor role.
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Statement on Inclusion & Diversity
Intolerance and racism have no place in our world. The recent events that once again exposed racism and raised such heartfelt anger and fear across our country underscore the urgent need to address the fundamental causes of these incidents.
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Tailgate Talk
Vulcan has been a trailblazer when it comes to providing opportunities for women in the construction industry. Vulcan's Chamai Shahim, Deissy Araiza and Raquel Rivas talk about working at Vulcan.
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Quarry + Railroad = Vulcan Teamwork
Medina Quarry in Hondo, Texas is Vulcan’s newest and largest quarry within the company. The 2,000-acre site is connected to the Union Pacific Railroad’s main line track via nine-mile short line rail, which serves as a vital link to a supply chain that will ship five million tons of aggregate on an annual basis.
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Safety & Health

Electronic Inspections Initiative
Luke Rabon, an Operations Management Trainee, is spearheading an electronic inspections initiative at Vulcan’s Medina plant.
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Then and Now
Vulcan’s Reece Evans, who works at the Medina facility outside of San Antonio, knows he still has a lot to learn. But after just three years on the job, Evans quickly worked his way up from Operations Management Trainee to Supervisor at Vulcan’s Medina Plant.
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A Vulcan Family Affair
For the Evans family, Vulcan is truly a family affair. John Sr. is a haul truck driver at the facility in Corona, California, while John Jr. is a human resources manager for Western Division and another son, Matt, drives at San Bernardino.
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