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Calista Brice Hires Director of Safety and Risk

May 17, 2024 | Alaska Native, Construction, Right Moves

Calista Brice

Calista Brice, a holding line for construction and environmental subsidiaries of Bethel-based Calista regional corporation, hired Mac Stevens as Director of Safety and Risk.

In his new role, Stevens supports the safety and risk programs across nineteen Calista Brice subsidiary companies, leveraging his expertise to streamline and enhance internal safety initiatives. He is also spearheading new programs to improve on-the-job safety and engage employees in Calista Brice’s safety-focused culture.

Originally from Talkeetna, Stevens earned a degree in occupational safety and health from UAA. He began his career on the North Slope working in general maintenance, then as a safety professional supporting construction, vehicle maintenance, and oil and gas operations. Stevens later served as the health, safety, and environmental manager for ASRC Construction.

Stevens joined the Calista Brice team in February 2024, working at the Anchorage office.

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