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Field experience customers can trust
In Industrial Environments, Experience Matters.
Customers may come to Wingfield for weighing and measurement solutions, but they stay because of the people behind the work.
Some of our engineers and technicians have spent more than 30 years at Wingfield. Some have spent more than 40.
That kind of experience changes the way problems get solved.
Our team understands plants, production pressure, field conditions, and the need for accurate data when decisions have to be made.
3 Reasons Customers Choose Wingfield:
They know how measurement problems show up in real plants, terminals, mines, yards, and production environments because they bring decades of hands-on experience to the work.
Many customers become like family. They need reliable service, calibration, support, and practical judgment from people who keep showing up without question.
Better measurement depends on people who can connect the equipment, the data, and the pressure of daily operations. Wingfield thrives at helping customers find the right measurement solution, even when the problem is complex.
Meet the People Behind the Work
Jackson Wingfield
Chairman
Joseph Wingfield
President
Gerald Davis
Service Director
Jason Ogle
CFO
Jared Wingfield
Director, Rental & Inventories
Mark Weaver
Systems Manager
Brian Mink
Sales Manager
Jonathan Allen
Service Manager - Nashville Office
Elias Guevara
Service Coordinator
Jimmy Sutter
Rentals Manager
Jimmy Sutter Rental Department Manager, Wingfield Scale & Measure
Jimmy Sutter leads Wingfield’s rental department, where scale availability, equipment readiness, and project timing all have to come together. He has spent more than 16 years at Wingfield supporting industrial customers and rental projects of all sizes.
Rental guidance built around real weighing work.
His work starts with the practical questions that decide the job: what is being weighed, how many scales are needed, where they are going, and when the work begins.
Scale Rental Planning
Matching equipment to the work, the site, the start date, and the number of scales the project actually needs.
Inventory Scale Rentals
Support for the inventory rentals customers request most often: floor scales, bench scales, roll-around portable scales, and counting scales.
Calibration & Readiness
Scales are checked, calibrated, and prepared before they leave Wingfield instead of taking up customer floor space for days of prep.
Fleet Availability
Planning around the question customers ask early: can you supply enough scales when we need them?
Rental support focused on what has to work on site.
The job is bigger than finding a scale. The useful work is making sure the equipment, quantity, timing, and setup all fit the site.
Jimmy Sutter serves as Rental Department Manager at Wingfield Scale & Measure. His role connects customer requests with the equipment, quantities, capacities, and preparation needed for annual inventory, temporary weighing, emergency replacements, field weighing, and truck or axle applications.
A rental plan can break down in small details: the wrong capacity, too few units, equipment arriving unprepared, or a schedule that leaves a plant waiting. Jimmy’s work keeps those details in view early.
That matters most when a customer needs dozens of scales in the same window. In those situations, availability and preparation are not extras; they are part of whether the work starts on time.
Successful rental projects depend on preparation.
Inventory projects can get slowed down before the first count begins. Smaller rental fleets may not have enough units available, older equipment can add cord clutter, and scales that still need to be checked or calibrated on site can take up floor space before the work starts.
Jimmy looks at inventory project timing through one practical question:
Jeremy Godfrey
Certified Technician
Kelley Williams
AP Manager
Kristie Blanks
AR Manager
Melissa Palmer
Nashville Office Admin
Dan Caine
Managing Director
Dan Caine
Managing DirectorWingfield Scale & Measure
Dan Caine has been Managing Director at Wingfield Scale & Measure since April 2013. He leads a team of survey professionals providing LiDAR mapping, volumetric measurement and physical inventory services. His work also includes 4DNA asset inspection.
Areas of expertise
What Dan works on
Volumetric load scanning
WingScan systems for rail, belt and truck measure your materials in motion for real-time inventory digitization and data distribution. Conveyor applications use the WingScan-B belt load scanner.
Mapping & inventory measurement
Wingfield’s Map & Measure team uses high-accuracy LiDAR to capture stockpiles, structures, underground workings, and hard-to-reach areas.
Physical & financial reconciliation
Map, measure, appraise and account for your material inventories with LiDAR technology.
Asset inspection
4DNA combines LiDAR scanning with unique software that allows teams to predict equipment failures, see asset condition, and schedule proactive maintenance.
Background
Professional LiDAR Mapping and Volumetric Measurement
Dan’s team uses terrestrial, underground and sUAS (drone) data collection platforms for accurate, consistent inventories, as-built versus design comparisons and room-and-pillar mapping. The work covers manufacturing, aggregate quarrying and mining. Through partnerships and relationships, Wingfield offers these services nationwide.
Field perspective
Dan Caine at AGG1 2025
Dan explains how Wingfield measures trucks before they reach the primary crusher, tracks conveyor outputs and monitors refractory wear with LiDAR.
“The real differentiator is what you do with the data and how you process it.”
Articles & resources
Articles by Dan Caine
Mining volumetric scanner ROI
How load utilization and material losses affect the return from volumetric scanning.
Read the mining ROI article
Volumetric scanning vs. scale
How weighing and volumetric measurement serve different needs in aggregate quarrying.
Read the scanner and scale comparison
WingScan at NCWM
Dan’s account of presenting volumetric scanning to the National Conference on Weights and Measures.
Read the NCWM article
WingScan Advanced LiDAR Technology
Compare load scanning for rail, belt and truck applications.
Explore WingScan load scanners
Rick Costa
Product Manager, WingScan Load Scanner
Rick Costa Product Manager, WingScan Load Scanner
Rick Costa helps shape WingScan from the field up. As Product Manager for the WingScan Load Scanner, he brings more than 30 years of asphalt and cement plant experience to the way WingScan measures truck, belt, and rail loads.
What Rick brings to industrial measurement solutions.
Rick’s background connects field experience, product leadership, volumetric measurement, and plant-level visibility.
Industrial Field Experience
30+ years around asphalt and cement plant environments where material movement, uptime, and daily workflow matter.
Product Development
Product Manager for the WingScan Load Scanner with hands-on perspective on how plant teams use measurement data.
Volumetric Measurement
Technical focus on how volume, load shape, material flow, and scanning data connect across truck, belt, and rail workflows.
Plant Visibility
Field background in bulk material operations and plant workflows where clear measurement data helps teams act faster.
Product experience grounded in real plants.
Rick understands the environment WingScan is built for: moving material, documenting loads, reviewing data, and keeping production running.
Rick Costa serves as Product Manager for WingScan at Wingfield Scale. His work focuses on practical LiDAR-based volumetric scanning for bulk material applications.
Before joining Wingfield, Rick worked with Astec and spent decades around asphalt and cement plant operations. That experience gives him a direct understanding of the people who use systems like WingScan every day: operators, plant managers, maintenance teams, and engineers.
His product perspective is practical. Features are evaluated through field realities: how material moves, how loads are documented, how teams use measurement data, and how equipment performs in production environments.
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Rick’s experience comes from working around the conditions WingScan is designed to measure.
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30+ years around working plants changes the questions you ask.
Rick’s background helps keep WingScan product thinking focused on the realities of plant work: material is moving, decisions are time-sensitive, and measurement data has to be clear enough for teams to use.
Selected WingScan articles and updates from Rick Costa.
These pieces connect directly to Rick’s product knowledge and field experience with material handling operations.
Truck Load Distribution Analysis
3D load profiles, load placement, underloading, and haul truck loading performance.
iD Point Image Recognition Technology
Material identification in connection with volumetric scanning workflows.
WingScan-T and Legal-for-Trade Volume Measurement
NTEP-certified volumetric measurement for truck load applications.
Nate Williams
Sales Manager, 4DNA
Nate Williams
Sales Manager, 4DNAWingfield Scale & Measure
Nate covers the Southwest for Wingfield, working with cement plants, quarries, and energy facilities. He joined the company in April 2026 and is based in the San Antonio area. The role takes him into the field for stockpile measurements and asset inspections, as well as customer account work.
Areas of expertise
Nate's work at Wingfield
4DNA asset inspection
He works with plant teams on asset inspections. Nate explains how exterior vessel scans provide a structural reference for interior refractory scans.
Stockpile measurement
Stockpile measurement is one of his field assignments. He also supports industrial customers with other site measurements using LiDAR and 3D scanning.
Industrial client relations
Nate develops new accounts in the Southwest. He also works with existing customers with multiple plants or facilities.
Operations and logistics
Before Wingfield, his work included scheduling, invoicing, and inventory planning. He has also coordinated operations with international partner organizations.
Background
Before Wingfield
Nate spent more than five years at Firmatek, working as Systems Information Manager from 2005 to 2010. He implemented systems for company data, scheduling, invoicing, and sales tracking.
He later worked on inventory planning and product delivery at FBD Partnership. At iCORE Global, he coordinated international partner operations and communication between partners and company leadership.
On the conference floor
Talking LiDAR with cement plant teams
The “LiDAR Don’t Lie” display brought inspection, volumetric scanning, and mapping together at Wingfield’s booth. Nate discussed these applications with cement plant personnel at the East Coast Cement Conference.
Nate's field perspective
Practical LiDAR knowledge from the conference floor
Jeremy Wilson
General Manager, Measure Group
Morgan Powell
Director of Geospatial Operations
Aaron McKinney
Operations Manager
Jonathan Scott
Field Technician
Mike Bass
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Our History
Started by Jack Wingfield in 1937, Wingfield Scale & Measure has thrived through three generations of leadership from the Wingfield family, guided by the faith and timeless principles that Jack put in place.
As a traveling sales representative, Jack Wingfield discovered that manufacturers in southeast Tennessee lacked a scale and measurement company to service their growing industries.
He decided to move his family and start Wingfield Scale & Measure in order to provide businesses throughout the region with accurate measurements.
His vision is carried forward by his grandsons, who continue to be guided by the same values.
Today, Wingfield continues to expand the solutions it provides, the region it covers, and the industries it serves. For current corporate details, review Wingfield ownership and company information.
Built on Accuracy Since 1937.
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