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Jason Cuskelly
Jason is VP of business development at Tyfoom and a member of the executive team. Jason works with industry professionals to leverage the latest research and new technology helping organizations increase productivity, safety, and employee engagement through training and communication. Jason oversaw the creation of the company's safety, construction and workplace training content, with topics ranging from OSHA, MSHA, Driving and DOT, HR Topics, Health and Wellness and more.
Before Tyfoom, Jason was senior business development manager at Kiewit, one of North America’s largest engineering and construction companies. Previously, Jason served as field engineer and safety director at Big-D Construction where he played a pivotal role in implementing successful safety and execution plans for complex projects. He also managed training in team partnerships with organizations like Rio Tinto and Newmont in the industrial and mining sectors.
Jason served in the United States Marine Corps as a Reconnaissance Marine, and understands teamwork, planning, communication and coordination for flawless execution at a high level. He studied business management and construction management at Salt Lake Community College, Weber State University and the University of Utah.
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