Our people make the difference.

EHS and DOT Compliance Manager

Bo’s diverse skillset and dedication to safety makes him an asset to both the company and the broader community. He is an EHS manager for Wells Great Lakes division and is committed to ensuring a safe working environment for employees. A graduate of the University of Mary with a major in business administration, Bo has worked in industrial settings across the U.S. He uses his ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds, to foster positive relationships with team members and clients alike.

States covered: Wisconsin, Illinois

Safety Manager

Corey has been at Wells for over 10 years and is a safety manager at the Wells, MN location. Known for his hands-on approach, he prioritizes consistent presence on the manufacturing floor, fostering trust and relationships with all team members. Corey excels in communication across all organizational levels and is a certified CPR/First Aid trainer, as well as an OSHA 10 and 30 authorized trainer. His commitment extends to being a chair on the PCI Safety Committee, where he plays a proactive role in promoting and maintaining a safe working environment for the rest of the industry. He holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from Mankato State University.

States covered: Minnesota

EHS & DOT Compliance Director

Corey has over a decade of experience as a safety professional and transitioned into the precast industry in 2020. In his role as EHS and DOT Compliance Director, he fosters employee morale and engagement while ensuring safety compliance. He shares his passion for safety with his community through active involvement in public health and safety projects for the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce. Corey is OSHA 30- and 511-certified and has various other certifications, including HazCom, HAZWOPER, Erosion Control, Emergency Response, First Aid/CPR, and MSHA. He is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in construction safety.

States covered: IL, WI

Chief Legal & Safety Officer

As Chief Legal & Safety Officer, Jennifer establishes Wells’ legal and safety standards. She goes beyond meeting industry regulations to set new benchmarks in the industry, working towards ultimately shaping a safer and more sustainable future in construction. She is committed to integrity and continuous improvement and is deeply passionate about fostering diversity, maintaining safety and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. As a first-generation American and the first in her family to graduate from college, Jennifer strives to be an ally for everyone in the company and an example of what perseverance and resilience can create.

States covered: National

Safety Manager

With over 20 years in the construction industry, and over 12 years at Wells, Mike has dedicated the past decade of his career to safety. In his role as safety manager, Mike is a problem-solver and ensures that unsafe work practices are avoided in potentially hazardous work environments. He is a member of Greater Lakes Area Safety and Health (GLASH), previously serving on its board, and is a member of the MN Safety and National Safety Councils. He holds OSHA 10, 30, 501 and 511 certifications, and is a Certified CPR/FA trainer. His primary focus is ensuring every employee returns home safely each day.

States covered: Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota

Field Safety Director

With over 16 years at Wells, Tom is a field safety manager with a bachelor’s degree in business administration/public administration. His focus on workplace safety and employee well-being is exemplified by his role in ensuring everyone goes home in the same shape they came to work. Tom's standout skill lies in his ability to connect with individuals on a personal level, enhancing both team dynamics and client relationships. As a certified First Aid/CPR trainer and Rigger/Signalperson, he exemplifies his commitment to safety and continuous professional development, making him a pivotal force for positive change in the construction industry.

States covered: Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota