CraneWorks announces Randy Harris as the company’s new large crane sales specialist.

CraneWorks is one of the fastest-growing crane dealers in North America. One change fueling the company's expansion is the increase in demand for large cranes like all terrain and rough terrain models from Demag and Terex.

To better accommodate this demand, CraneWorks announces Randy Harris as the company's new large crane sales specialist.

Harris brought his talents to the crane industry almost 20 years ago, after a decade of sales and management experience in another industry. While he is knowledgeable with all types of cranes, his experience with larger-capacity mobile cranes is unparalleled, having sold units across America with capacities of more than 1,000 tons, according to the company.

Harris' base of operations will be in central Texas, an ideal location to serve the oil and gas companies along the Gulf Coast and within the Permian Basin. As upstream companies recover from the industry's recent slump, an increasing number have requested large cranes from CraneWorks, including multiple Demag AC 100-4L cranes and the new Demag AC 220-5.

“It's not often that you find someone like Randy whose skill set is so perfect for the job,” said Keith Ayers, CEO of CraneWorks. “Customer interest in large cranes is up so much that we knew we'd need a dedicated specialist soon for this market. With Randy's deep knowledge, it was an easy decision to bring him on board.”

For more information, visit Crane-Works.com.

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