Truck Bodies and Equipment International, Inc. (TBEI), a Federal Signal company, announced Aug. 17, Stuart Swint has joined the company as general manager/president of Travis Body and Trailer, Inc.

Truck Bodies and Equipment International, Inc. (TBEI), a Federal Signal company, announced Aug. 17, Stuart Swint has joined the company as general manager/president of Travis Body and Trailer, Inc. Swint brings over 17 years of experience to the position and joins TBEI from Marco Group International, where he was vice president of operations. Swint previously held roles of increasing responsibility for a diverse group of companies including Evergreen Tank Solutions, Williams Scotsman and M&N Construction.

“We are pleased to have Stuart join us and expect to benefit from the depth of experience he brings to the role,” said Bob Fines, vice president/general manager of TBEI. “His expertise and leadership will be a valuable addition to our team and we look forward to the continuing tradition of excellence at Travis.”

In order to provide a smooth transition, Stuart will work closely with Bud Hughes, who will be retiring from the Travis president/general manager role at the end of August. Swint's expertise in operations, management and leadership will be essential in continuing Travis's legacy as a leading manufacturer of dump trailers and bodies.

For more information about Travis Body & Trailer, visit www.travistrailers.com.

For more information about TBEI, visit www.tbei.com

For more information about Federal Signal, visit www.federalsignal.com

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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