Strong teams come from diverse experiences and shared purpose. This clip highlights teamwork, risk reduction, and company culture.

Happy to support BioNJ at today's BioPartnering Conference in Jersey City. We are expanding our connections and customer base with CDMOs, CROs, and others within New Jersey pharma and biotech.

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If your EHS role is open, again, step back before restarting the search

What determines success at Baron’s customer sites? And what is an EHS-driven culture?

Some of the Baron team saying "Nice job, LL Bean!"

Attention! Police Officer BRIAN LONG here, reporting live, from the left side of the photo! Here’s our team on Friday: Thumbs up, in costume, and aligned within our team-based EHS outsourcing model. This is the opposite of what we see at so many New Jersey pharma and manufacturing sites still clinging to the outdated EHS model. Full-time EHS staff, yet consultants are still called in to get the difficult work done. It’s unfathomable, and it’s more common than people want to a

Join us and be a part of our EHS success. We created a new Pharma EHS business model that continues to grow: a subscription-based, outsourced EHS team. For our hiring efforts, we’re looking for the qualities our clients value most: the ability to keep pace with manufacturing demands, deliver fast assessments for APIs (including OEB banding), drive a culture of getting things done, and show value and measurable results. Experience with API assessments a must. Experience with E

Many people incorrectly believe compliance and culture are secured by hiring an in-house EHS manager.

By Embedding the Team like your own Employees, EHS Becomes a System

Our misstep in this video says a lot about who we are. A team that’s serious about the work, not about ourselves!

Nine minutes in, the Teams meeting went silent. The EHS lead of a $1 billion coatings maker thanked us—then hung up when she heard we “only” cover New Jersey, New York, and Eastern PA. Her edict? “One national firm for every North American site.” This concept may look flawless in a PowerPoint. But on the production floor it often means parachute consultants, weeks between visits, and leaves site managers without the EHS support they need. We took a different road: regiona

If your EHS program only works when one person is gripping the wheel, then it’s not sustainable. The moment they’re gone—you crash

This isn’t your typical EHS opportunity, and that’s the point. We’re expanding our team in New Jersey and looking for professionals who want something different.

The Outdated EHS Model Just Failed Another Test Before this facility adopted our team-based EHS subscription service last June, they had an onsite EHS manager, and most compliance responsibilities sat in the EHS department. Production and supply chain personnel weren’t actively engaged in EHS the way they should have been. When an agency inspection happened under that old model, violations followed. That was then. Last week, the agency inspector called asking for the former E

Oxymoronic, or just plain moronic? They say, "less is more”. But when it comes to EHS demands, less clarity leads to...more headaches. I’ve heard it all: • "We need a sustainable short-term fix." • "Let’s delegate accountability to one person." • "Our compliance is fine… except for the fines." EHS is already demanding—don’t make it more complicated with contradictions. There’s a better way to get it done right. Have you researched any team-based, all-inclusive EHS outsourcing

EHS programs and snowboarding both require balance, focus, and looking ahead. Lia and I break it down in 3 steps.

Do you keep playing the same old game, hoping the next in-house EHS hire will make things better?Consider a fresh approach, like an outsourced, team-based EHS subscription model, designed to take your operations to the next level.

Three votes cast, three thumbs up, and one winning strategy for EHS Outsourcing, aka “EHS Long Term Support”...........Don’t let your EHS needs go unrepresented! Sharing below a post from 3 months ago outlining the winning strategy: “Outsourcing of EHS comes with valid concerns. BUT, -----> it trumps hiring in-house staff like a landslide victory! EHS Outsourcing concerns: 1. “We need someone onsite who understands our specific operations.” 2. “We require immediate respon

The value of EHS Outsourcing in 50 seconds