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What can the color of a hard hat tell you? Our visitors, interns and new employees wear a different colored hat from our experienced employees. It's a visible nudge to offer additional support and safety reminders to those still learning the ropes of a worksite. This simple system is one more way we keep safety top of mind, all the time.

Our Ste. Genevieve (MO) plant hosted participants from six states for Holcim University, where we shared the latest in building innovation. The three-day event included lectures on concrete materials, mix design and construction and ended with a site tour. By investing in our customers and employees, we’re building a stronger future, together!

?? Building strong relationships with elected officials is key to driving our operations forward. We recently participated in State Capitol Days events in Missouri, Utah and Texas, discussing key policies and regulations with state leaders. Through sustained advocacy efforts, we're driving meaningful change in the building industry!

Happy Employee Appreciation Day! ?? Behind every achievement is the unwavering effort of our team. We see you, we appreciate you and we’re grateful for everything you do.

During Women in Construction Week, we celebrate the talented women leading the way in building progress. ?? Mandy Niemi helps shape the cities and homes we live in, often finding ways to build better with less. ?? Silvia Alonso helps transform ideas into reality, connecting directly with customers to see a project through. ?? Lorraine Faccenda is proud to manage the nation's longest continually operating cement plant, driving innovation and efficiency every day. ?? With 15 years under her belt, geologist Tanya Taylor is passionate about the place where mining and construction meet: aggregates. ?? After 38 years with the company, Terri Kanouse continues to work towards a regenerative economy and a zero-waste society.

A century-old building gets a new life! The University of Minnesota’s renovation of its 100-year-old Fraser Hall transforms this historic building into a modern hub for undergraduate chemistry. By using ECOPact low-carbon concrete, this project reduces CO2 emissions by 34% compared to traditional concrete—turning a historic chemistry hub into a sustainable powerhouse for future scientists. Learn more about the project: https://bit.ly/437LwFy

"As the sun rises over the serene waters of Lake Huron, a breathtaking spectacle unfolds, highlighting the silhouette of the Presque Isle dock. It’s impossible not to fall in love with the beauty of this moment." We couldn’t have said it better ourselves. Thanks, Ramon Cunha, for capturing this stunning shot of our Presque Isle (MI) quarry.

Some of the most historic moments in American history have unfolded on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, and through our partners Hardesty Concrete Construction, Inc. and Consigli Construction Co., Inc., we're honored to contribute to the next chapter of this national landmark. Using ECOPact low-carbon concrete and Enverge Spray Foam, the undercroft beneath the memorial will soon be transformed into an immersive museum, honoring its legacy and role in advancing civil rights.

“Truly enjoying your profession shapes your character and reflects who you are as a person.” For Clarence Rogers, a construction superintendent in the NER Region, decades in the industry have been about more than just building roads—they’ve been about leadership, growth and paving the way for future generations. With 36 years in heavy roadway and paving, including six at Holcim, Clarence has seen the industry evolve and embraced every challenge along the way. From navigating complex logistics to mentoring teams, his work makes a lasting impact. Clarence, we're proud to have you on our team.

Committed to building the future leaders of construction. ????♀? Our Portland (CO) plant team joined the Florence Career and Technical Education and Electives fair, showcasing innovation and career opportunities to more than 150 students. Our booth featured materials from every stage of the cement-making process — from limestone to the final product.