Ditch Witch of Ohio, W.PA, W.NY announced that Keith Miller is the parts manager of the Columbus, Ohio, dealership effective June 2.

Miller joined Ditch Witch of Ohio, W.PA, W.NY from Fritz-Rumor-Cooke Co. Inc., where he worked most recently as a project manager, managing directional drilling operations in Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Florida. He has years of construction equipment experience through his past positions with the U.S. Navy, Bobcat of Columbus and Ditch Witch of Ohio as a trenchless specialist.

"Keith's experience using Ditch Witch equipment is surpassed only by the time he spent supporting underground contractors in central Ohio," said Matt Di Iorio, Ditch Witch of Ohio, W.PA, W.NY general manager. "I'm really excited that Keith is rejoining the Ditch Witch team."

Ditch Witch of Ohio, W.PA, W.NY is a factory authorized dealership for Ditch Witch directional drilling systems, trenchers, vibratory plows, pneumatic piercing tools, backhoes, mini skid steers, vacuum excavation systems, utility locating equipment, plus a wide assortment of related parts and Baroid products. The company supports the underground industry through five locations in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, Ohio, as well as Pittsburgh, Pa., and Rochester, N.Y.

Ditch Witch of Ohio, W.PA, W.NY provides new and pre-owned equipment sales and service for all equipment brands. It also provides genuine Ditch Witch parts and factory trained specialists in parts and equipment service.

For more information, visit www.ditchwitchoh.com.

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