Kevin Kushi
About Kevin Kushi
Kevin Kushi is a Utilities Locator with extensive experience in the telecommunications and construction industries. He has held various managerial roles at companies such as Nexamp, General Dynamics, and Clearway Energy Group, demonstrating strong skills in project management and budgeting.
Work at USIC
Kevin Kushi has been employed at USIC as a Utilities Locator since 2024. In this role, he is responsible for identifying and marking underground utilities to prevent damage during construction activities. His position requires a thorough understanding of utility systems and adherence to safety protocols.
Previous Employment History
Kushi has held various positions in the construction and telecommunications sectors. He worked as a Construction Supervisor at Nexamp for two months in 2020 and served as a Construction Manager at Sprint for three months in 2017. His experience also includes roles at General Dynamics, Bechtel Corporation, and CS Energy, where he contributed to project management and construction oversight.
Education and Expertise
Kevin Kushi studied at Wentworth Institute of Technology, where he earned an Associate's degree in Manufacturing Engineering from 1988 to 1990. His educational background supports his extensive experience in construction management and utilities location, providing him with a solid foundation in engineering principles.
Skills in Construction Management
Kushi possesses strong skills in budgeting and leadership, which he has applied in various managerial roles throughout his career. His proficiency in using Procore, a construction management software, enhances his efficiency in managing projects and coordinating teams.
Background in Telecommunications
Kevin Kushi has extensive experience in the telecommunications industry, particularly in construction and project management roles. He co-founded Berkshire Wireless Inc. and served as a Project Manager and Estimator there. His background includes significant contributions to various projects across the telecommunications and construction sectors.