Mark Sartain - Field Services Division

Education:

Manchester Central High School with Vocational Training in Industrial Electricity

Professional Summary:

Mr. Sartain’s twenty-year career with the Department of Energy at a large research facility with 12 years as the Supervisor for the Installation and Maintenance Department has created a depth of knowledge in complex mechanical, electrical, and process systems seldom realized in a single individual.

Mr. Sartain has had high level training in: Boiler Maintenance, Air Compressor Application, Industrial Bearing Installation, Confined Space Entry, Crane Rigging and Operation, Programmable Logic Controller Application, Pump Maintenance and Installation, and relief Valve Maintenance and Installation. In the course of his activities he also received training in Chemical Handling and Industrial Fire Fighting.

Mr. Sartain’s involvement in the installation and testing of high and low pressure piping systems for use with water, natural gas, propane, fuel oil, oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen systems provides a trained eye in the assessment, design, check out, and testing of these and other systems. Coupling this expertise with the responsibility for the maintaining of test and office buildings for this DoE complex allows Mr. Sartain to quickly assess any facility efficiently and accurately, providing a trained eye in regards to system suitability for upgrade/modification and maintainability.

Mr. Sartain’s hands on experiences cover a myriad of building support systems including: HVAC, electrical, plumbing, process piping, fuel transfer, high and low pressure piping, Fire Alarm, Security, P&ID and other systems.

Mr. Sartain heads the ORA Assessment team for the Field Services division providing Field Assessments for design purposes as well as for owner decision making processes.