Mike Raftery
CQEC Member Vice President / Director of Risk and Quality Management Turner Construction Company |
“The CEQC offers an open forum that knocks down the inherent competitive barriers between design and construction firms. Turner continuously looks to share its experiences and learn from others for the betterment of our industry. The CEQC has proven to be an avenue to improve Client Satisfaction for all its members.”
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Mike is a 33 year veteran of Turner Construction Company. As Vice President and Central Region Director of Quality Management, Mike has responsibility for Turner’s Quality Management program(s) within Turner’s 7 operating business units in the Central United States. Mike is a member of Turner’s National Quality Leadership Committee, which is responsible for Quality Program development and knowledge transfer across all of Turner’s domestic and international Operating Units.
In addition to his role in Quality Management, Mike is currently the Director of Program Management for a $4.0B industrial/mining complex in Green River, WY. Prior to his current role, Mike served as Vice President and General Manager of the Dallas Operating Unit, Regional Director of Risk Management, and VP/Project Safety Executive for a confidential data center program.
Mike was a founder of Turner Logistics, a strategic sourcing subsidiary of Turner. Under Mike’s leadership (VP and GM) from 2001 to 2013, Turner Logistics evolved to become a $400 million annual procurement business specializing in mechanical and electrical equipment assets. Turner Logistics is now operating under the moniker of SourceBlue.
As General Manager of Turner’s Global Critical Facilities Group, Mike was responsible for the sales and operations of Turner’s mission critical/data center work across the nation, coordinating the efforts of Turner’s 44 Business Units.
In addition to his role in Quality Management, Mike is currently the Director of Program Management for a $4.0B industrial/mining complex in Green River, WY. Prior to his current role, Mike served as Vice President and General Manager of the Dallas Operating Unit, Regional Director of Risk Management, and VP/Project Safety Executive for a confidential data center program.
Mike was a founder of Turner Logistics, a strategic sourcing subsidiary of Turner. Under Mike’s leadership (VP and GM) from 2001 to 2013, Turner Logistics evolved to become a $400 million annual procurement business specializing in mechanical and electrical equipment assets. Turner Logistics is now operating under the moniker of SourceBlue.
As General Manager of Turner’s Global Critical Facilities Group, Mike was responsible for the sales and operations of Turner’s mission critical/data center work across the nation, coordinating the efforts of Turner’s 44 Business Units.