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Structural Floor Concrete Emergency!

When new concrete failed structural strength tests at two construction sites on the Gulf Coast, Aggregate Technologies quickly mobilized operators and equipment to get the faulty concrete removed.

Click here to read more about how ATI operators were able to step in help keep these projects on schedule!

New Orleans Airport Pile Cutting

4,500 Concrete Piles No Match for the PCM

Aggregate Technologies patented Pile Cutting Machine is safely and quickly making short work of the piles needed for the new terminal the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). Scheduled to be completed in 2018, the new terminal will have two concourses and 30 gates. Click here to read more about this project and see pictures of the "PCM" in action!

Best Places to Work Nominee

Aggregate Technologies was one of 55 companies nominated for the Houston Business Journal's list of "Best Places to Work in Houston" in the small business category. Employees of the nominated companies were anonymously surveyed in areas such as goals and leadership, communication and support, advancement opportunity and skill development, and more. The final winners will be announced October 12.

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Boy Scout Fishing Report

Each Christmas ATI employees select five non-profit organizations that will receive a matching company donation. The Boy Scouts of America is one of the organizations consistently chosen. The IT provider for ATI's son is a Boy Scout and went to the BSA Florida National High Adventure Sea Base this summer. He and six other scouts from his Katy, Texas, troop fished and snorkeled for five days out of Summerland Key, just east of Key West.

ATI is proud to support the Boy Scouts of America.

Jack's fishing report:
"We caught mostly Schoolmaster and Mangrove Snapper. We would go out about six miles from the coast and fish near the reefs. Using a block of chum to bring fish to the boat made it so that you would get a bite within two minutes. Occasionally a Barracuda would scare away the fish near the boat. Multiple times we had a Barracuda bite a fish in half that was being reeled in. Your fish would be fighting on your line when all of a sudden you would see splashes, then the struggle stopped. We used spin-cast rods with 12-20 pound line with cut up squid and ballyhoo for bait."