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Oldcastle Materials, Inc.
1055 Thomas Jefferson St., NW
Suite 400
Washington, DC 20007
(202) 625-2122
(202) 625-2153 fax

Best Practice is the continual sharing of gems of wisdom between colleagues in similar businesses throughout our federation. It is a simple yet powerful process where ideas and experiences are shared about every aspect of our business, down to the smallest detail. By implementing Best Practice we can achieve world-class standards and excel in increasingly competitive markets and challenging commercial climates.

Oldcastle Materials has accelerated the Best Practice program across all divisions and companies with great success and increasingly tangible results. The benefits are huge: not just immediate cost savings, but also stimulating innovation in new products, processes, and procedures.

The sharing of Best Practice creates a competitive edge. It fosters an environment where people contribute innovative ideas for growth and improvement. Those who participate in the program gain personal fulfillment while helping Oldcastle Materials surpass production, efficiency, and safety goals.

Best Practice groups, composed of representatives from each of our divisions, meet to share ideas, experiences, initiatives, new industry practices, and technological advances that have worked best for individual companies across Oldcastle Materials.

Best Practice groups concentrate on six business areas:
– Safety
– Asphalt
– Aggregates
– Ready Mix Concrete
– Information Technology
– Equipment

As a growing federation of companies, we must remain open-minded about change. We must continue to learn, and then share the learning. Oldcastle Materials remains committed to continual improvement through our sharing of Best Practice.


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A helicopter retrieves concrete from a JBP mixer at the Snowbird Peruvian Gulch/Mineral Basin Tunnel pour. The tunnel is the first of its kind in the United States, giving skiers access to two sides of the mountain.