Wendy Taylor has been named vice president of internal audit at Goodrich Corp., a $6.6 billion provider of aerospace and defense systems and services in Charlotte, N.C. She replaces Bill Stiehl, who was named controller of the aftermarket business of Goodrich Aerostructures. Taylor joins the company from Deloitte & Touche, where she spent 22 years and most recently served as a partner in advisory services.

Trinity Industries, a $2.5 billion company that makes and leases railcars, named Gail Peck treasurer. She succeeds James Perry, who was promoted to CFO and vice president. Peck, 42, is joining Dallas-based Trinity from Centex, where she had been treasurer since 2004. Earlier, she was Centex's managing director of corporate finance and worked at American Airlines in positions including director of investor relations.

Crane Co., a $2.2 billion manufacturer of industrial products in Stamford, Conn., has divided the responsibilities of its departing CFO between its treasurer and controller, who will jointly manage its finance department going forward. Richard Maue, 40, Crane's controller and vice president, will take on additional responsibilities regarding taxes and environmental matters, while Andrew Krawitt, 44, the company's treasurer and vice president, takes on additional responsibilities regarding investor relations and internal audit. Krawitt has been designated Crane's principal financial officer, and Maue will continue to serve as its principal accounting officer. Timothy MacCarrick, the company's CFO since 2008, is leaving to pursue another opportunity.