Mark Craven
About Mark Craven
Mark Craven is a foreman at MBTA with over 30 years of experience in rebuilding and repairing critical rail vehicle components.
Current Role at MBTA
Mark Craven works as a foreman at MBTA, a role he has held since 1990. His responsibilities include leading a department focused on the rebuilding and repairing of critical components for rail vehicles. He oversees project planning and quality control, specifically for the maintenance of pneumatic and air conditioning systems in these vehicles. Additionally, Mark provides training in rebuild procedures for air brake valves and compressors, ensuring these components function reliably and safely.
Previous Experience at Northeast Surgical Tool
Before his current role, Mark Craven worked as a machinist at Northeast Surgical Tool from 1982 to 1985. During his three-year tenure at the Hanover, MA-based company, he honed his skills in machining and precision tools. This experience laid the groundwork for his future roles in more specialized industrial environments.
Machinist Role at Boston Gear
Mark Craven served as a machinist at Boston Gear from 1981 to 1990. In this nine-year period, he was based in Quincy, MA, and developed a strong foundation in machining and tool-making. His time at Boston Gear provided him with extensive experience, which he later applied to roles demanding greater responsibility and technical expertise.
Educational Background
Mark Craven completed his studies at Weymouth Vocational High School and Massasoit Community College, where he achieved a diploma. His education provided him with the technical knowledge and skills necessary for a career in machining and industrial maintenance, forming the basis for his extensive professional experience in these fields.