Mark Ripple P.e.

Mark Ripple, P.E. has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of project management and engineering. Currently, they serve as a Senior Project Manager at Shermco Industries. Prior to their current role, Mark was briefly unemployed, actively seeking a new position.

Before that, they worked at Ahlstrom-Munksjö as a Site Manager and Production Manager for the GFT USA division. Mark managed the operations and production at the site.

Mark also gained significant experience as a Large CapEx Project Manager at International Paper, where they successfully handled major projects over a span of almost nine years. Mark demonstrated their expertise as a Project Advisor at TATA Power, providing valuable insights and guidance.

Earlier in their career, Mark served as a Project Director at Dynegy, overseeing a significant power plant project. Mark also held the position of Reliability Manager at Georgia Pacific - Southern Region, where they implemented availability improvements and enhanced unit reliability across multiple pulp paper mills.

Furthermore, they served as a Project Development Manager at Hinz Automation, Inc., focusing on power plant projects in the United States and international markets. Mark also worked as a Project Development Manager at Project Development Industries (PDI), where they devised waste-heat recovery systems and led waste-to-energy projects.

Their professional journey began as the President and Senior Consultant at Ratiotech Engineering, Inc., where they specialized in designing combustion systems and streamlining equipment for improved efficiency.

Overall, Mark Ripple, P.E. possesses a strong background in project management, engineering, and operational optimization across various industries.

Mark Ripple, P.E. received their Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, where they studied from 1975 to 1979. After gaining experience in the field, they pursued further education and earned their Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Business Administration from the University of Denver between 1987 and 1989.