URS Moving UCOR Chief Leo Sain Back to Corporate Position

Mike Nartker
WC Monitor
5/2/2014
Leo Sain is stepping down as President and Project Manager of Oak Ridge cleanup contractor URS-CH2M Oak Ridge, LLC to return to a corporate role at URS. In his new position, announced this week, Sain will head up URS Global Management…

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