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Zach Olsen Appointed President of Superior Rigging & Erecting

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Superior Rigging & Erecting Co. has promoted Zach Olsen to President, with the leadership change announced on January 13, 2026. Olsen steps up from his previous role as Chief Operating Officer, taking responsibility for day-to-day operations, while Patrick Lewis continues in his role as Chief Executive Officer.



Leadership Transition at Superior Rigging & Erecting


Superior Rigging & Erecting Co. has announced a key leadership transition, naming Zach Olsen as the company’s new President.


Olsen takes over the presidency from Patrick Lewis, who previously served as both CEO and President and will now continue solely as Chief Executive Officer. The move formalises a division of responsibilities, with Olsen leading operational execution and Lewis maintaining overall strategic oversight.


From COO to President


Zach Olsen has served as Chief Operating Officer since late 2023, where he was responsible for overseeing operational performance and internal coordination.


In his new role as President, Olsen will guide daily operations, drawing on his extensive background in construction project management and operational leadership. His promotion reflects confidence in his ability to manage complex projects and lead teams across Superior Rigging & Erecting’s core business activities.


Strengthening Operational Leadership


The leadership change is intended to strengthen the company’s operational focus, ensuring continuity while supporting future growth.


By retaining Patrick Lewis as CEO and elevating Olsen to President, Superior Rigging & Erecting has created a leadership structure that balances strategic direction with hands-on operational management.



About Zach Olsen


Zach Olsen brings a strong background in construction management and operations leadership. After joining Superior Rigging & Erecting’s executive team, he was appointed Chief Operating Officer in late 2023 and has now been promoted to President, where he oversees the company’s day-to-day operations.


About Patrick Lewis


Patrick Lewis continues as Chief Executive Officer of Superior Rigging & Erecting. Having previously held the dual role of CEO and President, Lewis remains responsible for overall strategy, leadership and long-term direction, while supporting the operational leadership team.


About Superior Rigging & Erecting


Superior Rigging & Erecting Co. is a nationwide crane rental, rigging, fabrication, and erection services provider founded in 1952 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. With more than 70 years of industry experience, the company has built one of the largest and most diverse equipment fleets in the Southeast, offering cranes ranging from 4 to 550 tons, plus specialized lifting gear, forklifts, heavy haul trucks, and more. The organisation supports complex construction, infrastructure, industrial, and mission-critical projects through a combination of crane rental, engineered rigging, heavy transport, steel fabrication/erection, and machinery moving services, backed by a safety-first culture, comprehensive planning, and a zero-accident mindset.pliance are integral to every project.g continuity in strategic direction.


Superior employs over 400 union-trained operators, ironworkers, and millwrights, and has executed millions of man-hours of work over recent years, reflecting its capability to handle highly technical lift and rigging challenges across multiple sectors.



Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


What types of cranes are in Superior Rigging & Erecting’s fleet?

Superior’s crane rental fleet includes a wide variety of equipment, such as:

  • All-terrain cranes (110–550 tons)

  • Hydraulic truck cranes (40–110 tons)

  • Carry deck cranes (4–25 tons)

  • Boom trucks (23–45 tons)

  • Lattice boom crawler cranes (100–330 tons)

  • Rough terrain cranes (50–110 tons) plus forklifts and accessory equipment.


What is the capacity range of their crane fleet?

Superior’s crane fleet ranges from small carry deck and boom truck models (as low as 4 tons) up through heavy all-terrain cranes of up to 550 tons of capacity.


Does Superior provide operators with its crane rentals?

Yes. Crane rentals come with experienced operating engineers and certified riggers, plus job site visits and lift planning support as part of their service offerings.


Where does Superior Rigging & Erecting operate?

While headquartered in Atlanta, GA, Superior provides nationwide services and has facilities including an office in Orlando, FL, supporting projects across the U.S.


What other equipment and support gear does Superior have?

In addition to cranes, the company’s fleet includes:

  • Forklifts (up to 60,000 lb)

  • Hydraulic jacking systems

  • Certified spreader beams and test weights

  • Gantries, rigging hardware, and accessory gear—ensuring full support for lifting and material placement requirements.


Does Superior offer turnkey project services?

Yes. Superior is positioned as a one-stop partner for projects requiring crane rental, rigging, heavy transport, steel fabrication/erection, machinery moving, and warehousing, particularly for infrastructure and industrial clients.


Are there fleet expansion plans?

Superior has actively expanded its fleet in recent years, including adding large all-terrain cranes such as the 550-ton Liebherr LTM 1450-8.1 and other high-capacity cranes to better meet customer demands.


Does Superior serve specific industries?

Yes. Their crane and rigging services support a wide range of sectors, including sports and entertainment facilities, healthcare, telecommunications, infrastructure, and mission-critical construction.

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