Episode 7: Oklahoma State University, Part 1

Episode 9: L'Oréal, Part 1

BCSP CEO Christy Uden visits global beauty leader, L'Oréal, for this two-part episode of Safety on Location. Going beyond beauty, Christy explores what it really takes to protect people in fast-paced, high-stakes environments, from laboratory risk assessments to PPE for cosmetic handling. Christy is joined by Laynnea Myles, Assistant Vice President of EHS at L'Oréal, to discuss the role of preparation and collaboration in building a strong safety foundation. Plus—what happens when a fire alarm goes off mid-hair dye study? Tune in now for Part 1, and stay tuned for Part 2, where Christy steps into L'Oréal’s salons to understand safety protocols during product testing—and hear more about Laynnea’s personal journey into EHS.

Episode 8: Oklahoma State University, Part 2

In part two of Safety on Location at Oklahoma State University, we dive deeper into one of the country’s most unique safety programs. Join us as Dr. Virginia Charter describes how a degree program that started in a campus fire station has grown into a powerhouse with a 100% job placement rate and endless career paths. We also hear from senior Caleb Pierce, a BCSP scholarship recipient, who shares why he switched from aerospace engineering to fire protection and safety—and why this tight-knit, hands-on field has him excited for the future. From real-world projects to career-ready skills, this episode demonstrates why safety education at OSU is anything but ordinary.

Episode 7: Oklahoma State University, Part 1

In this episode of Safety on Location, we head to Oklahoma State University for a front-row seat to safety education in action. Join us as we catch up with Leslie Stockel—former BCSP Board President and OSU associate professor—and explore one of the nation’s most hands-on safety programs. Think fire tornadoes, dust explosions, sprinkler demos, and students learning safety by doing, not just reading about it. Leslie reflects on her journey from industry to the classroom, explains why strong technical skills still matter, and reveals how OSU is preparing today’s students to lead the future of safety. It’s learning, sparks, and real-world impact—all in one episode. Watch this video [https://bcsp.wistia.com/medias/6efru333je] to learn more about OSU's Qualified Academic Program.

Episode 6: Tiffany & Co.

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 [https://bcsp.wistia.com/medias/z7khi0sn0n] to learn more about safety at Tiffany & Co.

Episode 5: St. Louis Zoo

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 [https://bcsp.wistia.com/medias/yxbl2xw3ad].