Aaron joined CES in 1999. Prior to working with Casagrande Aaron worked as an equipment operator and auto mechanic. After graduating high school in 1996 Aaron went to work as a mechanic's helper in a local garage. In less than a year he was working as a full fledged mechanic. At the same time, Aaron worked during his free time helping his older brother start a site work construction company. Aaron has been trained at the factories in Germany as well as schools here in the States for hydraulics, electronics, canbus systems and computers. Recently Aaron has been to Italy for training at the Casagrande plant. In addition to managing the entire crew in the shop, Aaron takes most of the "help" calls Casagrande USA receives, where he works with customers over the phone to help them do their own trouble shooting and repairs on a wide variety of construction drilling equipment.

After graduating from Union County Technical School's HVAC Program, Paul moved from New Jersey to San Francisco, CA. He began work there in the service department of a large tool rental company and rose quickly within the company. Over the years there, he held such key positions as service manager and assistant branch manager. In 1996 Paul joined Imer USA, an Italian manufacturer of construction machinery. As operations manager Paul mastered the complexities of supporting off shore manufactured equipment including expediting parts imports, resolving technical issues between American customers and foreign engineers, and meeting high customer expectations. Paul returned to New Jersey in 2002. After a brief stint with a local golf course Paul joined CES as parts manager. Paul's years of customer service in the rental business and his international experience with Imer make him the ideal parts manager for CES.

As another recent acquisition to the growing Casagrande family, Randy comes with nearly 20 years experience in hydraulic, electrical, and drafting/CAD practices. After graduating high school in 1986, Randy was hired by a small OEM whose focus was the high pressure die casting industry. His responsibilities grew to include everything from addressing potential customer inquiries thru commissioning the finished product at the customer’s site and everything in between. Randy’s responsibilities at Casagrande currently include technical documentation management, purchasing, adaptation engineering, and assisting with the shop staff in order to ensure an efficient and robust solution to our customer’s concerns/desires.

Like most of Casagrande USA shop staff, Tom has worked on machinery most of his adult life. Tom's dad owned a local repair shop that sold and serviced a variety of farm machinery, automobiles, and trucks. After high school Tom enlisted in the US Army in 1971. Trained as a helicopter mechanic, he served in both the US and Korea. After receiving an honorable discharge, Tom moved to Alaska where he worked a challenging series of jobs, including everything from having his own office maintenance business to working as a salvage diver. Upon his return to NJ, Tom continued in the family business and also worked with a local fabricator in a variety of projects including fabrication of pressure vessels. Tom joined the company in 1998. He has been trained at the factories as well as other specialized schools including hydraulics, computers, and electric motor control systems.

Kevin joined the company as an apprentice while still in high school. Kevin was enrolled in the Sussex Vo-Tech welding program. He graduated with honors in 2005. Kevin has always had active mechanical interests. He has excelled in all Casagrande training programs and now is working both in the shop and field, providing repairs and on site customer training.

Rob also joined the company as an apprentice while still a student in the welding shop at Sussex Vo-Tech. After graduation Rob participated in the company’s in house training. He also participated in several computer based training courses and works hard to learn at every opportunity.

After graduating high school with an emphasis on automotive service in 1985, Mike studied computer animation. His strong mechanical talents pulled him back into repair and he eventually became a manager of an automotive shop. Mike also worked in a variety of trucking jobs and holds a Class A CDL. In 1995 Mike started work as a heavy equipment operator and mechanic. Mike’s 12+ years operating and repairing heavy equipment gave him just the right background for work in the foundation drilling industry. Mike provides both field and shop service.