How does a company go three years without a lost-time injury, continually earn prestigious awards like the Kentucky Governor’s Health and Safety award, and have employees so invested in safety that there’s a lottery drawing to select who gets to join the safety committee?

You’ll have to listen to this brilliantly polished episode of Safety on Location to find out!

BCSP CEO Christy Uden travels to the horse capital of the world to get a fine look at Tiffany and Co.’s Lexington Facility—where safety and craftsmanship go together like horses and carats.

From a simple posture adjustment that made a world of difference to the encouragement of employee buy-in through the use of familiar game shows, this episode is packed with insights as valuable as Tiffany & Co.’s legendary jewels.

Watch this video to learn more about safety at Tiffany & Co.

BCSP CEO Christy Uden is taking a walk on the wild side in this episode of Safety on Location! When it comes to zoo safety, most of us probably imagine daring animal rescues and keeping habitats secure, but often times the biggest challenge isn’t just the lions and tigers—it’s the two-legged creatures roaming the grounds!

Enter Domini Montgomery, the leader of the Saint Louis Zoo’s safety pack. As the Director of Safety and Risk Management, she takes us on a safari, revealing how her team of just two works to keep the animals, the staff, and thousands of daily guests protected.

Join Christy and Domini as they roam the zoo grounds, uncover the evolution of the zoo’s safety efforts, and explore what it takes to create a safe and thriving ecosystem for all creatures!

Learn more about the St. Louis Zoo's safety culture here.

At Takeda Pharmaceuticals, the mission to discover and deliver life-transforming treatments for patients is at the heart of everything they do. But what many may not realize is how deeply this philosophy also shapes the processes behind the creation of these life-saving treatments.

Behind the scenes, a dedicated team of Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) professionals works tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of the workers responsible for these breakthroughs.

In the fourth installment of Safety on Location, BCSP CEO Christy Uden heads to California to meet with five members of Takeda’s EHS team. Together, they dive into the unique risks and hazards faced in the pharmaceutical industry—risks that range from managing biohazardous waste and corrosive chemicals to mitigating burn risks, fall hazards, and the complexities of chemical processing and water treatment.

This episode offers an exclusive look into how Takeda’s EHS team tackles these challenges head-on, balancing innovation with safety. Join us for an insightful conversation with these dedicated professionals as they share what it takes to protect the people behind the life-saving treatments, only on Safety on Location.

See more about Takeda's safety culture here.

On the third episode of Safety on Location, BCSP’s CEO Christy Uden, CAE, IOM, visits The Huntington, a collections-based research and educational institution in San Marino, California, where she interviews Dr. Christie Bautista, CIT, Environmental Health and Safety Manager. Join both Christy and Christie as they walk the botanical garden grounds and discuss the beginnings of The Huntington’s safety program, the importance of tailoring a safety program to ensure it fits the needs of a diverse workforce, and the importance of mentorship and community. Additionally, you’ll learn about the history of The Huntington and the unique challenges that a Safety Manager faces at a facility that includes a library, an art museum, and a botanical garden.

View the video to learn more about safety at the Huntington here.

Jim Beam is about more than just making some of the world’s most popular bourbon. Through a commitment to sustainability and employee engagement, the Kentucky-based distillery has built a culture of safety that permeates everything it does. Let BCSP CEO Christy Uden introduce you to Jim Beam safety leaders Rick Price and James Trusley who share their playbook for going beyond regulatory compliance by emphasizing honesty, empathy, and service.

See more about Jim Beam's safety culture here.

Want to see more about how Paramount Pictures approaches safety on the studio lot? Check out this video to learn more.