“TriMet service has had a huge impact on my life and being able to work for the transit provider I grew up riding has been an amazing experience,” said TriMet’s new Executive Director of Safety and Security Andrew Wilson, who grew up in Gresham. He also led a multidivisional group that completed TriMet’s first Carbon Audit, in support of the agency’s climate objectives. He headed up TriMet’s COVID-19 response during part of 2020, as well as our operations during the wildfire/hazardous air quality events that year. Wilson’s leadership has also proven essential elsewhere at TriMet. He also reduced the overall expenses in the Risk Management Department by almost $1 million through the application of effective risk management litigation and claims expense management. During his time at TriMet, Wilson created the agency’s first Enterprise Risk Register, developing a comprehensive online portalĬapturing hundreds of high impact risks, and their associated mitigation strategies.
“His decades of experience in identifying, managing and reducing risk and his commitment to safety will benefit our riders, employees and the communities we serve.įor the past five-and-a-half years, Wilson managed TriMet’s Risk Management department, supervising the liability claims team and serving as our agency’s leading resource for risk analysis, insurance and provided expert assessment of all construction improvement projects.
“Andrew has proven himself a critical member of the TriMet team, providing excellent leadership and direction in risk management as well as crisis management,” said TriMet General Manager Sam Desue Jr.
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