US based mat and temporary trackway provider Yak Access has appointed Rusty Daub and Scott Smith as vice presidents Crane & Rigging in its new Crane & Speciality Lifting division.
Daub joined Yak from sales company Empire Crane, having joined the industry with Stephenson Equipment in the late 1990s, joining Pennsylvania based crane dealer Crane Specialists in 2017 as a territory manager covering Maryland and Delaware. After six years in the job, he left for a similar role with Empire Crane, leaving for Yak after just nine months with the company.
Rusty Daub
Smith joins Yak after 12 years with Maxim Crane Works where he was a crane sales specialist. He started off in his family’s construction business before joining Philadelphia based Amquip, transferring to Maxim when it was acquired and merged with the business in 2016.
Scott Smith
Yak Access was founded in 2017 and is based in Columbia, Mississippi, providing temporary access tracking for heavy equipment working in the pipeline, power line, wind and solar power industries. Last September is appointed Frank Bardonaro as chief executive.
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