Coming back for his third Conexpo with Liebherr, Jayson Cody has had a helping hand in every process of the show for Liebherr’s Earthmoving division. As a District Support Representative for Liebherr’s Earthmoving division, Jayson assists in pre-show planning, assembling machines to prepare them for display, providing on-site support for all machines within his division as well as disassembly. Jayson puts in a large amount of work behind the scenes up to one year ahead of the show.
Once on-site, it is time for assembly and final touches to the machines. Jayson mentions, “Getting the machines trade show ready and placed at the show site can be challenging for sure. On the other hand, it is also very rewarding to watch everything come together.”
When asked what his favorite part of ConExpo is, Jayson said, “Teardown and moveout because this stage represents a successful show took place, and I can relax a bit while sending my divisions machines to their prospective destinations.”
You can meet Jayson within the Earthmoving area at the Liebherr outdoor booth!
You might also be interested in
2026-09-22
Press releases
Liebherr-Aerospace and China Airlines reach an agreement for Airbus A350 nose landing gear overhaul
Liebherr-Aerospace and China Airlines have reached a commercial agreement for the overhaul of nose landing gear on the airline’s Airbus A350 fleet. The campaign is set to start this year and will continue through 2031.
2026-09-22
Listicles
Five questions that show why planning a tower crane deployment is more complex than you might think
On spectacular construction sites, it's the structures that take the spotlight. But building bridges, tunnels or skyscrapers in the first place often demands equally extraordinary crane concepts. From the Sagrada Família in Barcelona to the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel in Denmark, Liebherr supports demanding tower crane deployments worldwide. Max Widder, Head of Project Planning at Tower Crane Solutions, gives insight into the challenges behind some of the most complex crane projects in the world.
2026-09-22
Press releases
At InnoTrans 2026, Liebherr will unveil its new railroad excavator for the first time: the RE 22 M Litronic. This model expands the existing range to include a machine in the 22-tonne class with hydrostatic rail-wheel drive and is the successor to the A 922 Rail and A 924 Rail. The machine combines tried-and-tested components from the A 922 Rail with a newly developed undercarriage and a new operator's cab.