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51 WorldWide Drilling Resource ® AUGUST 2018 Terex Opens New Service Center Adapted from a News Release from Terex Corporation A new Terex Service Center has opened in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania area. Previously located in Thomasville, the new service center is closer to equipment customers and team members. The new facility allows technicians to work safely and more efficiently, while providing room to grow in the 35,000-square-foot facility. “This is an exciting move as it brings us closer to our customers, closer to our team members, and gives us access to a greater pool of new technician talent to support our growth,” said Mike Charles, regional oper- ations manager. The new facility will continue to provide customers with quality modifications, repairs, and refurbishments, even if it’s not their equipment. “As a strategic business partner with our cus- tomers, our relationship with owners and fleet man- agers is only just beginning when they purchase Terex equipment,” said Richard Gunderman, director of Terex Services. “This investment is part of our Lifecycle Solutions program - from parts to custom tailored main- tenance and repair solutions - and enables us to deliv- er services that help our customers get the most from their equipment.” This new service center is the first in a series of new, or updated, facilities planned for key markets through 2022. Currently, Terex has locations and field service technicians nationwide providing service support for Terex electric utility aeri- als, digger derricks, and auger drills, Terex boom truck cranes, and Genie ® telehandlers, scissor, and boom lifts. Terex is also growing its capabilities to include Terex ® Advance mixer trucks and Powerscreen ® crushers and screens. C&G Jason Kober, branch manager, cuts the ribbon for the grand opening of the new Terex Service Center in Lancaster. Also shown are Richard Gunderman, director of Terex services; Mike Charles, regional operations manager; and Nick Cammisa, regional sales manager.