Mark Kaye

Mark Kaye has diverse work experience in project controls, environmental engineering, and leadership positions. From 2000 onwards, they worked at Perma-Fix Environmental Services as a Project Controls manager, overseeing schedulers, planners, and estimators. Mark was responsible for developing critical path schedules, analyzing project cost data, and providing corrective action recommendations.

Prior to this, Mark worked at Safety and Ecology Corporation as the Vice President of Project Controls from 2000 to 2011. Mark was responsible for overseeing project controls operations and coordinating WBS system improvements.

Before their role at Safety and Ecology Corporation, Mark worked as a Consultant from 1997 to 2000, where they provided environmental compliance, waste management, and chemical process engineering consultancy services. Mark played a significant role in projects such as the Grassy Mountain Disposal Site for Safety-Kleen and developing a land disposal variance for waste that didn't meet LDR Standards.

From 1985 to 2000, Mark worked at Bechtel in various roles. Mark was a Senior Engineer, providing programmatic support to several remediation projects and programs. Mark also served as a Project Engineer for FUSRAP, overseeing technical tasks and personnel management. Additionally, Mark was a Group Leader for the New York Team of the FUSRAP ET Group, managing a team that performed waste characterizations and developed work plans. Mark also served as the manager of the chemical analytical support subcontract for FUSRAP.

In summary, Mark Kaye's work experience includes project controls, environmental engineering consultancy, and leadership roles.

Mark Kaye attended Vanderbilt University from 1981 to 1985, where they obtained a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Chemical Engineering.