Overview
Dolese produces ready mixed concrete, crushed stone and sand for homeowners, builders and industrial contractors across the south-central United States. Its materials go into roads and bridges as well as houses, commercial developments and large industrial projects. The company sells construction materials through its quarry and concrete-plant network, with a masonry supply warehouse carrying manufactured stone and other building supplies. Central dispatch hubs, vehicle tracking and automated loading systems coordinate orders and deliveries, while specialist teams develop concrete mixes for unusual construction requirements. Founded in 1902, Dolese is headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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What believers are saying
- Dolese shares company results with workers: employees become partial owners.
- Dolese's full-time Production Tech opening in Davis teaches plant systems: supervised training covers crushing, screening and conveying.
- Dolese equips technicians for field repairs: MaintainX puts equipment readings, manuals and work history on their phones.
What critics are saying
- Dolese's mines require long-term planning: quarry and sand-plant permits include restoration plans for the land after extraction.
- Dolese's Big Canyon equipment operators face overnight hours: advertised shifts run 5:30pm-6:30am, subject to change.
- Dolese's Davis production-tech role is physically demanding: frequent 50-pound lifts, confined spaces and elevated work are required.
What makes Dolese unique
- Dolese links its stock to engineering education: three university foundations receive buybacks when the company is profitable.
- Dolese avoids diesel-powered sand dredges: its sand plants run every dredge on electricity.
- Dolese tests aggregates twice: quarry labs check production, while its central lab tests stone and concrete performance.
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