Dozier Crane & Machinery, Inc.

Cary Goodwin joined the Dozier Crane team in 1988 as a mechanic’s assistant, and very quickly set himself apart as an extremely efficient and diligent employee. After a few years of outstanding work, he transitioned into sales and eventually earned the position of Vice President of Dozier Crane.

Cary is an avid outdoorsman who loves fishing and hunting. He prefers to spend his weekends with his wife as they work on their family farm.

Dozier Cook began his career serving in the United States Air Force as a mechanic during the Vietnam conflict. In 1974 he retired from active service, and entered the heavy equipment industry. The experience he gained as both a civilian and a serviceman gave him the expertise required to open Dozier Crane and Machinery in 1984. With the help of his father-in-law Bill Avila, Dozier launched the company out of his own garage. Dozier Crane has since grown into a successful business with a presence on the international stage, due in no small part to the hard work and determination put forth by Dozier.

Dozier is very active in his local community and in his church. He enjoys nothing more than spending time with his family, which includes a loving wife, several children, numerous grandchildren, and his beloved dog Gabby.

John Seckinger joined the Dozier Crane family as a salesman in 1997. He excelled in crane rentals and was eventually named Rental Manager. When Dozier Worldwide Cranes opened in 2008, John was promoted to Vice President.

In his off-time John enjoys boating and working with his non-profit organization, Salt Cured, which raises funds for local charity groups.