- Thank You and Happy Holidays from Stertil-Koni
- Happy Thanksgiving from Stertil-Koni!
- Stertil-Koni Runners Lift Their Performance in Year 2 of 10K Across the Bay
- Welcome Matt Murray!
- Spanning the Globe
- More Stertil-Koni Distributors Roll Big with 2015 National Lift Week
- National Lift Week: Get Ready to Soar!
- Lifting a Fork in a Healthy Direction
- In Memory of Clancy Cornell
- Winning on the Gridiron and in the World of Lifts
- Hats off to Southwest Airlines!
- From the Moon to the Triple Crown
- Lifting Hearts and Vehicles
- Westvac Gives Back to Children of Nicaragua
- SK Hometown Has Storied History of Transportation
- Stertil-Koni Celebrates Record Year in Style
- Stertil-Koni Supports Bailey’s Café in the “Lifting” Process
- “Koni” Dog Is Champion Jumper
- SK’s “Chief Photography Officer”
- Stertil-Koni Account Manager Flies High
- Vac-Con Joins Stertil-Koni at the Work Truck Show
- From the Race Track to the Shop Floor
- From Stertil-Koni to the Nation’s Library
- Laughs, Lifts, and Learning at Leno’s
- From Ace Designer to Pro Driver
- Stertil-Koni Arrives at the World of Concrete Show!
- Stertil ALM Launches Major Factory Expansion
- DIAMOND LIFT Shines in Georgia
Welcome Matt Murray!
11/03/2015
Matthew M. Murray has joined Stertil-Koni as Technical Support Manager, working out of the company’s North American headquarters in Stevensville, Maryland.
In his new post, Murray brings nearly two decades of experience in construction and project management, with a particular expertise in electrical controls, mechanical system testing, project oversight, along with the production of technical support documents.
Murray is a U.S. Military veteran, having attained the rank of U.S. Army Sergeant. He served as a squad leader and tank gunner for a M1A1 tank and supported Operation Desert Storm with the 3rd Armored Division. Murray also holds multiple registrations and certifications, including Department of Defense Top Secret Clearance, Journeyman Electrical License and OSHA 30 Certification.
What’s more, his career includes posts serving Andrews Air Force Base, the Federal Aviation Administration, Adelphi Army Research Laboratory and the Internal Revenue Service.
