Mr. Mark Rudolph
Planning Manager, Field Maintenance, Metropolitan Airports Commission
Mark started at the Metropolitan Airports Commission in 1999. Over the 24 years, he has participated in various levels of snow removal and response operations totaling over 1000 inches of snow. Mark has been a part of the group receiving two Balchen Post Awards and two Honorable Mentions.
Mark was a critical component in the planning efforts for Super Bowl LII, City of Minneapolis civil unrest mutual aid, Logistics Chief for the organization’s response to the COVID 19 pandemic and creating a labor strike contingency plan during winter operations.
Mark’s team is responsible for overseeing 87 linear miles of pavement, along with maintaining the 3300 acres that accompanies the Metropolitan Airports Commission footprint at Minneapolis St. Paul international airport.
Mark has over 12 years of experience in management of all airfield maintenance activities, department budget planning and implementation, fleet operations & planning, proactive planning with airport stakeholders, including federal, state, and local agencies. He oversees construction & maintenance projects, manages 160 personnel, and is responsible for the department’s snow and ice control activities.
Mark was a critical component in the planning efforts for Super Bowl LII, City of Minneapolis civil unrest mutual aid, Logistics Chief for the organization’s response to the COVID 19 pandemic and creating a labor strike contingency plan during winter operations.
Mark’s team is responsible for overseeing 87 linear miles of pavement, along with maintaining the 3300 acres that accompanies the Metropolitan Airports Commission footprint at Minneapolis St. Paul international airport.
Mark has over 12 years of experience in management of all airfield maintenance activities, department budget planning and implementation, fleet operations & planning, proactive planning with airport stakeholders, including federal, state, and local agencies. He oversees construction & maintenance projects, manages 160 personnel, and is responsible for the department’s snow and ice control activities.