Safety professionals are great at digging into the details to get OSHA reports and other compliance information in place. But what if there were a way to be more effective at preventing incidents and injuries? Learn from safety experts Roger Audino, EHS Practice Lead at Origami Risk, and Terry Evans, Division Safety Manager at Boise Cascade about how you can take a human approach to safety - ultimately leading to a reduction of incidents and injuries and getting workers home safe.  

Division Safety Manager
Boise Cascade
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Terry Evans currently serves as the Division Safety Manager, Wood Products, at Boise Cascade Company, joining in 2013 to contribute to the Wood Products division’s safety improvement journey. With a diverse background as a safety manager, risk manager, and industrial hygienist in industries ranging from mega-project construction to local government, Terry has brought valuable expertise to Boise Cascade. 

He holds a bachelor’s degree in natural science from the University of Alaska, Anchorage, and is a Certified Safety Professional and Associate of Risk Management. Active in regional safety conferences, Terry is also involved in community service, sponsoring at-risk youth through the Idaho National Guard Youth Challenge Academy and volunteering with Operation Underground Railroad, an anti-human trafficking organization. Outside of work, Terry and his wife Tracy enjoy traveling, skiing, and outdoor activities with their two doodles, Finely and Ripley.