Link-Belt Training welcomes new technicians

Link-Belt Cranes is pleased to announce the promotion of Matt Campbell and Cody Meadows to training technician, effective January 2025. The two will round out the training staff along with technician Brian Glass, a fellow recent addition.

New training technician Matt Campbell. Photo by Tim Webb.

Campbell began his career at Link-Belt in 2012 working as an assembly mechanic on the large rough terrain crane (RTC) product line, becoming team leader in 2017. He earned a degree in off-highway diesel technology from the Kentucky Community & Technical College System and has 24 years of experience in the heavy equipment field troubleshooting HVAC, CANBUS, electrical, pneumatic, ABS, engine, powertrain, and hydraulic systems.

New training technician Cody Meadows. Photo by Tim Webb.

Meadows joined Link-Belt in 2005, working as an assembly mechanic on the RTC product line from 2009 to 2025. After years of honing his technical skills and developing an understanding of our products, he is eager to contribute to Link-Belt’s culture of continuous learning and improvement in his new role.

Glass started with Link-Belt in 2022 as a training instructor, completing his Link-Belt master technician training certification in May 2023. He graduated from the Nashville Auto-Diesel College, now the Lincoln College of Technology, and he worked as a field technician and service manager for a division of CAT from 2004 to 2022.

Training technician Brian Glass. Photo by Tim Webb

“Matt and Cody have invaluable experience working on the manufacturing side of building our products for so many years, and Brian has proven himself to be a great asset to the training department since starting as an instructor,” said Link-Belt Training Manager Chris Perry. “From a training standpoint, they understand the ins and outs to best prepare the technicians that come through our doors on how to service our product.”