Massive concrete
pour next step for
Metallurg
June 10, 2010
Metallurg
Vanadium
Corporation
is
utilizing
several
local
companies
in the
building
of its
new raw
materials
storage
facility
on
Southgate
Road.
Representing
some of
those
contractors
are, l
to r,
Ruben
Schafer,
owner,
Caldwell
Redi-Mix;
Alan
Hill,
plant
manager,
Caldwell
Redi-Mix;
Ross
Snyder,
vice
president
of
sales,
Smith
Concrete;
John
Davis,
president,
Davis
Architectural
Group;
Dick
Bennett,
senior
project
supervisor,
Smith
Concrete;
Hoy E.
Frakes
Jr.,
president,
Metallurg
Vanadium
Corp.;
Bill
Wheeler,
foreman,
Cumberland
Limestone;
Richard
Mace,
Tri-State
Concrete
Pumping;
Jeff
Griffith,
area
manager,
Smith
Concrete;
Greg
Windland,
president,
Tri-State
Concrete
Pumping.
Not
pictured
is a
representative
from The
Shaw
Group,
Inc.
A massive
concrete pour at
Metallurg Vanadium
Corp. on Southgate
Road will be the
next step in the
construction of a
new raw material
storage facility
being built at the
plant.
Earlier this
year, the company, a
wholly-owned
subsidiary of AMG
Advanced
Metallurgical Group
N.V. and soon to be
named AMG Vanadium,
Inc., began
construction on a
new 43,000 square
foot raw material
storage building at
its plant on
Southgate Road.
This $6 million
storage facility is
a part of Metallurg
Vanadium's expansion
project which will
increase vanadium
production capacity
at its Cambridge
facility. The
building meets or
exceeds all Ohio
Environmental
Protection Agency
standards for safe
containment of spent
refinery catalyst, a
raw material used in
the production of
ferrovanadium, the
company's primary
product offering.
Its state-of-the-art
design features a
unique sub floor
liner system. The
building will be
linked to a
dedicated railcar
unloading and
conveyor system,
greatly enhancing
operational
efficiency.
Metallurg
Vanadium officials
said they are proud
to be utilizing a
number of local
contractors in this
expansion project.
"We're pleased
and proud to be
continuing our
company's long-term
expansion plan right
here in Guernsey
County," said Hoy E.
Frakes Jr.,
president. "To
further illustrate
our commitment to
the region, we
strive to partner
with local
contractors whenever
possible. It's a
win-win situation --
for our company and
our local economy."
This weekend a
number of those
local contractors
will be involved in
the pouring of the
building's concrete
floor. Over 400
concrete trucks will
be at the plant site
for the pour
beginning early
tomorrow morning and
extending through
Saturday, June 12,
or Sunday, June 13,
in the event of
inclement weather.
The Guernsey County
Sheriff's Department
will be providing
assistance with
traffic flow for
motorists.
Metallurg
Vanadium specializes
in the
environmentally
beneficial
conversion of oil
refinery and power
plant waste products
into specialty
metals used by
global steel
producers in
automotive, energy
transmission and
construction
applications. By
using materials
which would
otherwise be
discarded as waste,
Metallurg Vanadium
encourages
environmental
stewardship, energy
conservation and
resource recovery,
making it the
environmental leader
in this global
industry. Metallurg
Vanadium is the
North American
ferrovanadium market
share leader and has
two primary product
lines: FEROVAN®, its
ferrovanadium alloy
used in the
production of steel
to give it strength,
and FeNiMoly® which
is a valuable
additive utilized in
the production of
stainless and carbon
steels.

Pictured left to right:
Ruben Schafer - Owner,
Caldwell Redi-Mix
Alan Hill - Plant
Manager, Caldwell Redi-Mix
Ross Snyder - V.P. of
Sales, Smith Concrete
John Davis - President,
Davis Architectural
Group
Dick Bennett - Sr.
Project Supervisor,
Smith Concrete
Hoy E. Frakes, Jr. -
President, Metallurg
Vanadium Corporation
Bill Wheeler - Foreman,
Cumberland Limestone
Richard Mace - Tri-State
Concrete Pumping
Jeff Griffith - Area
Manager, Smith Concrete
Greg Windland -
President, Tri-State
Concrete Pumping
Not pictured: The Shaw
Group Inc.
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