Supervisors are now accountable for the incident investigation process.

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

"What We Do" versus "What We Don't". Is Baron the Right Fit? Let's talk about it.

Wouldn’t it be nice if your EHS program ran as smoothly -- AND AS CONFIDENTLY -- as Tesla’s Full Self-Driving? No overcorrecting. No last second scrambling. Just steady progress with the system handling the complexity behind the scenes. While the car handled the road, I recorded this quick story: - One client had a single bad formula in their RPPR spreadsheet. - We caught it. We aligned the NOx and nitric acid usage as the permit required. - We likely cut a week-long DEP audi

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

Last Monday, 9 a.m.—Newark, NJ “Nothing’s broken with our EHS program,” the ops lead at a booming cabinetry plant told me. Twenty minutes later, he admitted EHS was a daily burden—and their coming production surge could shove them into Title V territory. His verdict on their current air-permit consultant? “Questionable.” Where the call flipped: • We said “no” to a one-off air permit job. Baron only delivers all-inclusive EHS Long-Term Support—because Band-Aids never cure cha

Why Most EHS Programs Keep Failing (And What Actually Works)

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.

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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

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