Anthony Evans

Safety and Occupational Health Specialist @U.S. Department Of Homeland Security

Atlanta, GA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2025 — Present

Safety and Occupational Health Specialist @U.S. Department Of Homeland Security

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US

EDUCATION

2014 — 2017

DeVry University

Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA, Business Administration and Management, General

2020 — 2022

Georgia Institute of Technology

Master's degree, Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician

SKILLS

Customer ServiceTrainingPowerpointProject PlanningTeam LeadershipLeadershipSupervisory SkillsPublic SpeakingManagementTeam BuildingInventory ManagementMicrosoft OfficeOperations Management

ABOUT ANTHONY EVANS

As Safety and Occupational Health Specialist at Customs and Border Protection, I bring over 7 years of expertise in developing and implementing safety policies aligned with OSHA and ISO standards. My role focuses on creating robust inspection processes, emergency procedure training, and compliance monitoring to promote a culture of safety and operational excellence. By providing technical assistance to stakeholders and leading policy enforcement, our team has strengthened organizational safety and mitigated risk exposure. Leveraging skills in operational risk management and environmental compliance, I work to enhance workplace safety while ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements. Collaborating with cross-functional teams, I have contributed to proactive safety initiatives that prioritize employee well-being and compliance. My mission is to empower organizations to achieve sustainable safety performance while fostering a secure and efficient work environment.

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