International Iron, Florida’s heavy equipment sales, rental and service dealer, announced the addition of Trent Ryan as product support representative and field mechanic to the company’s growing team.

International Iron, Florida’s heavy equipment sales, rental and service dealer, announced the addition of Trent Ryan as product support representative and field mechanic to the company’s growing team.

In this capacity, Ryan is charged with serving the company’s existing clients in the north Florida region, as well as overseeing future market growth. Specifically, Ryan will lead initiatives designed to grow the customer base, including the development of programs and services to enhance customer and product support.

“We’re honored to welcome Trent to the International Iron team, and we’re looking forward to his tremendous depth of expertise in the industry and customer relations,” said Jon Hall, president of International Iron. “Our expansion in north Florida is driven by our dedication to best serve customers, and having Trent in the market, ready and available to customers, brings our promise of customer support to reality.”

Ryan’s extensive experience in construction and heavy equipment and machinery includes more than 30 years in sales, support and technology. With knowledge in field service and product support, as well as customer relations, Ryan brings a unique perspective and expertise. Prior to joining International Iron, Ryan served as a service manager of Heavy Machines Inc., a Liebherr dealer, overseeing a multi­state territory.

For more information, visit www.intiron.com.

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