Is your EHS setup built to last? Consider this recent example related to NOx and RPPR.

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.

Manufacturing leaders: Do you feel stuck in an endless cycle of EHS projects? One consultant files a report. Another handles an audit. A specialist is called in for air permits. Then it all starts over again... You are RESPONSIBLE for your site’s EHS compliance. That means regulatory deadlines, safety programs, emissions reports, and audits all land on your plate—whether you have the right support or not. And here’s the problem: Most companies treat EHS like a never-ending se

Is your EHS program adding real value or just adding to overhead? Fair warning: my comments here may be a bit too blunt for some. So if you’d rather avoid the reality of what’s often left unspoken in departments like EHS, you may want to keep scrolling. But if you’re a Plant Manager ready to tackle some hard truths, read on. With this week’s news about a Department of Government Efficiency, it’s worth asking—how efficient are the roles we rely on to keep things running? EHS i

What is Scrum swarming and accordingly, what mode of communication is best for seeking expeditious help from the Baron Environmental team?