Company News & Community Involvement

BEYOND THE JOBSITE

A Legacy Built on Hard Work and Community

Since 1968, Western Heavy Haul and the SMAF companies have built a legacy of hard work, dependable service, and strong relationships throughout Central Oregon and beyond. Across our companies, we’re proud to support local organizations, recognize the dedication of our employees, celebrate industry achievements, and show up for the communities we serve.

This page highlights the milestones, events, and people that reflect who we are beyond the work we do. From industry awards and company accomplishments to community involvement and honoring members of our work family, these stories reflect the shared values and relationships that continue to shape our companies.

Western Heavy Haul Named 2025 Safety Grand Champion

2026 · INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

Western Heavy Haul was honored with the 2025 Safety Grand Champion Award through the Oregon Trucking Association and Great West Casualty Company, recognizing the company's commitment to safety and outstanding achievement in highway safety.

This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of our trucking department, drivers, and entire team. Under the leadership of Safety Manager Cassie Smith, our employees work diligently to keep our operations safe and secure, both on and off the road. Congratulations to everyone who contributed to this achievement!

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Western Heavy Haul Grand Champion Safety Award Magazine Feature

Remembering Troy McKenzie

SEPT 2026 · OUR PEOPLE

We were fortunate to have Troy McKenzie as a member of the Western Heavy Haul family. Troy was known for his strong work ethic, willingness to help, and determination to get the job done. Even while battling cancer, he continued to stop by, stay connected with the team, and do whatever he could to help. His determination and positive spirit left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him.

When we said goodbye to Troy, fellow drivers and members of the trucking community were invited to join a semi-truck procession in his honor—a final tribute to a valued coworker and friend. Troy is deeply missed by our team. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends, and we will remember him for his determination, generosity, and the time we were fortunate to share with him.

Remembering truck driver Troy McKenzie
WHH team at Prineville parade in front of semi truck hauling container and equipmentWHH truck driver and wife in cabSafety Manager Cassie Smith with the 2025 Safety Grand Champion awardOversize load pilot car driver