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Pettibone Hires Vizanko as Parts and Service Manager

Mon August 20, 2018 - National Edition
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Steve Vizanko
Steve Vizanko

Steve Vizanko has been named the new parts and service manager of Pettibone/Traverse Lift LLC, a manufacturer of rugged material handling equipment for construction, oil and gas, railroad and other applications. In his new position, Vizanko will oversee all aftermarket sales and service department activities.

Coming from a professional background in small business retail, Vizanko hopes to leverage his experience to continue to grow relationships with new and established Pettibone dealers and customers.

“I'm really excited to be coming aboard at Pettibone at this particular time,” said Vizanko. “Our markets are strong and with the new products we've introduced recently, there's a lot of good, positive energy at the company. A big focus for me is ensuring our partners know that we value a two-way street of communication that benefits everyone involved. We have a very experienced parts and service team currently in place, and I look forward to utilizing our combined talent and knowledge to its fullest potential.”

Pettibone/Traverse Lift LLC is part of the Pettibone LLC Heavy Equipment Group. Founded in 1881, Pettibone has been recognized as an industry leader in material handling equipment since the company revolutionized the industry with the first forward-reaching, rough-terrain machines in the 1940s.

For more information, call 800/467-3884 or visit www.gopettibone.com.




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