Takeuchi Announces Services and Management Promotions

Kramlich, Huling advance to new positions

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Takeuchi-US recently announced they have promoted two employees in its organization to critical product and service positions. Keith Kramlich takes over as national product and training manager, while Joseph Huling fills Kramlich’s previous role as national service and warranty manager, effective immediately.

Keith KramlichKeith KramlichFor Kramlich, this is his second promotion since he was hired in 2016 as a regional service manager. In his new position as national product and training manager, his main responsibility is overseeing product development, which includes supervising, managing and developing the product and training department.

Additionally, Kramlich will support the corporate sales efforts by establishing business partnerships with the dealers and distributors to provide exceptional product, training and support for them and their customers who have purchased or use Takeuchi products.

Huling was promoted from his previous position as the northeast regional service manager, which he held since he started at Takeuchi in late-2017. As national service and warranty manager, his main responsibilities include managing the Takeuchi regional service managers to ensure they are providing service support in their respective regions, reviewing all warranty claims and providing final approval. Additionally, Huling will monitor failure trends to expedite solutions, and calculate and review warranty costs, developing plans to reduce costs.Joseph HulingJoseph Huling

“Keith brings a vast knowledge of our products from his service background and an eagerness to unify the Takeuchi training experience for dealers and national accounts,” said Jeff Stewart, vice president and general manager at Takeuchi-US. “Joseph is another employee who has a great deal of product knowledge and expertise, in addition to always wanting to take on more.”

Kramlich has a degree in specialized diesel technology and applied service management from Wyoming Technical Institute. Huling has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and management from Brenau University.

“The ability to promote within our company and allowing employees further opportunities to learn and grow is very exciting for us,” said Stewart. “We couldn’t be happier for Keith and Joseph in their new roles, they are both very deserving of it.” 

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