TAI Engineers’ Captain William Kewsky (left) and Krishna (Kris) Karri
S&B Infrastructure Ltd. has introduced adjustments within the administration crew at its New Orleans based mostly naval structure and marine engineering subsidiary, TAI Engineers (TAI). They embrace the promotions of Captain William Krewsky, PE (USCG Retired), to president and Krishna (Kris) Karri to senior vp operations and chief engineer. Krewsky succeeds Anil Raj, PE, TAI’s Founder and President, who will stay with TAI in an government advisory function.
Captain Krewsky, a 38-year marine-industry veteran, most lately served as vp of presidency applications at TAI. Prior to becoming a member of TAI, he served as chief engineer at marine transportation firm Hornbeck Offshore the place he was chargeable for planning and oversight of the corporate’s larger know-how working and capital acquisition actions, in addition to strategic engineering assist for all areas of operations.
Krewsky started his profession within the U.S. Coast Guard, the place he served for greater than 23 years and led groups and initiatives protecting all elements of ship operations, upkeep, restore, design, and development, together with serving as Project Resident Officer for the design and development of the USCG’s National Security Cutter Program.
A graduate of the USCG Academy, Krewsky holds grasp’s levels in naval structure and marine engineering and mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan. Captain Krewsky at the moment serves as a member of the National Offshore Safety Advisory Committee and as a member of the American Bureau of Shipping Special Committee on Small Vessels.
In his new function as SVP operations and chief engineer, Karri, a 12-year veteran of TAI, can be chargeable for technical operations of TAI. Karri was lately awarded SNAME’s Francis T. Bowles Medal for “Notable Early Career Achievement by a Young Maritime or Ocean Professional.”
“Bill is a proven leader with extensive experience in the markets we serve. Kris is a talented engineer and trusted colleague,” mentioned Jeff Sipes, government vp and chief business officer at S&B. “We are confident that under their leadership, TAI will continue to deliver on its mission of providing clients with solutions that enhance value well into the future.”
