Kevin Kosko

President at K2 Environmental Services
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Lisbon, Ohio, United States, US

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Jeffrey Vollmer, CHP

Kevin did an excellent job at managing multiple projects simultaneously ensuring successful project completion for the client. he was also a valuable assesset providing novel approaches to perform the tasks of decommissioning the sites.

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Credentials

  • NRRPT, OSHA 30, RSO
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Experience

    • United States
    • Air, Water, and Waste Program Management
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • President
      • Dec 2002 - Present

      In 2002 Mr. Kosko founded K2 Environmental Services and serves as President. He is responsible for all aspects of business development, job estimating, proposal preparation, sales, project planning, and development of corporate radiological protection/ health and safety programs. Under Mr. Kosko’s direction K2 successfully executed radiological and hazardous waste site remediation projects at over a dozen Department of Defense (U.S Army Corps of Engineers), Department of Energy (DOE) and privately owned facilities. K2 was responsible for shipping all radioactive, hazardous and mixed waste generated from remediation of the Former Hazardous Waste Management Facility at Brookhaven National Laboratory to the Energy Solutions Burial Facility in Clive, Utah. Most recently Mr. Kosko worked to establish two oil/gas TENORM waste processing facilities in Ohio. Show less

    • Senior Vice President
      • Mar 2015 - Oct 2016

      Mr. Kosko was responsible for attaining a 03219 Decommissioning Radiological Materials License for Shale Mountains TENORM waste processing facility. He was the radioactive materials license RSO and was responsible for all aspects of regulatory compliance and program oversight. He worked to develop cost effective waste management options for oil and gas producers including analysis for local disposal, waste down-blending (state approved) and rail transportation for disposal at US Ecology’s Idaho landfill. He was responsible for radioactive waste characterization, waste profiling, manifesting, and conveyance preparation required for class 7 waste transportation. Show less

    • United States
    • Environmental Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Director of Marketing
      • Mar 2013 - Mar 2015

      In this versatile role Mr. Kosko used his strengths in business development and technical knowledge to advance Austin Master’s capabilities. His primary responsibility is to build AMS’s analytical and waste management business lines to serve the oil/gas industry. He worked closely with Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania regulators to develop and then gain approval for an innovative approach to TENORM waste analysis that shortened the turn-around time from several weeks to minutes. He secured an ODNR Chief’s order to operate a radiological facility in 2 weeks. He authored the QA/QC Program in support of this analytical methodology as well as the AMS Radioactive Material License in which he is the named Radiation Safety Officer. Show less

    • Environmental Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Field Services Operations Manager/Project Manager
      • Apr 2009 - Dec 2011

      Mr. Kosko was responsible for leading an exploratory team during the all hazards analysis at the SM-1 and SM-1A Army Nuclear reactors. Mr. Kosko was the first individual to enter the reactor vapor container vessel in these facilities for the purpose of identifying the nature and extent of hazardous materials contained therein. He was responsible for developing detailed work plans that include the Waste Management Plan. He solved numerous complex problems including development of a safe approach for entry into the SM-1A primary reactor vapor chamber where there was an “immediately dangerous to life and health” (IDLH) atmosphere. He interfaced daily with site personnel, state and federal regulators and clients to ensure the highest degree of satisfaction. He played an integral role in the development of the Fort Belvoir SM-1 Characterization Report and was the primary author of the Cost, Schedule Baseline and Hazardous Waste Management Plan that will be used by the US Army Corps of Engineers to lobby for congressional funding to decommission the SM-1 facility. Mr. Kosko managed these complex projects successfully meeting an aggressive schedule. Other Projects Managed: SM-1A Army Reactor RI/FS, Forest Glen, Middlesex Municipal Landfill and Walter Reed MARSSIM Final Status Survey. Show less

    • Sr. Radiological Engineer
      • Aug 1996 - Jan 2001

      Responsible for developing engineering controls, work planning documents and field oversight in support of high risk decommissioning activities. Appointed to the position of Lead Radiological Engineer for the TRU waste “Tiger-Team.” He was responsible for radiological engineering for D&D of high activity hot cell components and repackaging of plutonium waste. He led several programmatic focus groups tasked with wholesale procedure revisions. He served as the Mound ALARA Coordinator, responsible for reviewing high-risk jobs and developing/implementing appropriate engineering controls. He performed numerous audits/assessments and implemented/tracked appropriate corrective actions. Mr. Kosko provided oversight for MARSSIM compliant final status survey efforts of several excess facilities resulting in release for reuse or clean demolition. Show less

Education

  • Cambridge State
    Bachelor’s Degree, Environmental Engineering Technology/Environmental Technology

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