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The Marble Institute of America (MIA) has launched a new continuing education program, “The Art of Specifying Natural Stone.”

New innovations in scaffolding are enabling masons to fit scaffolds into narrow alleys and elevator shafts and work more efficiently.

For Jakob Johnson, masonry is a family tradition. Jakob is taking classes at Dothan Technology Center in the trade, hoping to follow in his father’s footsteps.

Training, meticulous adherence to safety guidelines and situational awareness all contribute to preventing tragedies on jobsites, particularly those involving working at heights.

The Texas Masonry Council and the University of Texas at Arlington are partnering to address a masonry worker shortage being felt by many around the country.

The masonry blade industry has done much to hone its products in recent years, finding ways to make a variety of products to appeal to a variety of needs.

Construction Robotics will launch commercial production of its Semi-Automated Masonry (SAM) robotic system this year. The device is an automated bricklaying system.

TexaStone Quarries recentl, becoming the stone industry’s first company to receive gold certification in quarry operations and silver certification as a processing fabricator.