I worked there in mid nineteen eighties in their steelton quarry. horrible place,hard working back braking work.barley made above minimum wage.i guess you could compare it to being in pit of hell.sometimes I had to climb into a portable hammermill stone crusher with an air hammer in squat position when the foreman would let the crane operator dump an oversized boulder in hopper to jam it up so he could take a break. It usually took 45 minutes to unclog machine, inside the machine approximately 95 degrees. The company was run by slave drivers, it now out of business, good riddance! read more