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Identify Field Risk
Capture equipment hazards, chemical concerns, unsafe terrain, near misses, worker observations, fire risks, and inspection findings.
Agriculture & Forestry EHS for Safer Farm and Forestry Operations
Agriculture and forestry operations combine tractors, harvesters, logging equipment, chainsaws, chemical handling, livestock or crop work, vehicle movement, seasonal labor, changing terrain, and remote field conditions.
Dexur EHS helps teams manage machinery incidents, pesticide and chemical exposure, logging hazards, inspections, worker readiness, environmental controls, fire risk, contractor safety, and corrective actions across farms, forests, yards, and remote worksites.
Built for Field-Based and Equipment-Intensive Operations
Risk changes across crop fields, orchards, farmyards, grain and storage areas, forest roads, harvest blocks, loading zones, maintenance areas, and remote worksites. Machinery movement, terrain, weather, chemical use, manual work, falling objects, and seasonal activity can create rapidly changing conditions.
Dexur EHS gives field supervisors, equipment teams, operations leaders, contractors, and EHS teams a consistent structure for managing those risks while maintaining visibility across crews, equipment, locations, and seasonal operations.
Agriculture, Forestry & Natural Resources Segments
One EHS foundation adapted to different equipment, field conditions, workforce models, chemical exposures, remote operations, and environmental responsibilities.
Agriculture
Support crop operations, tractors, combines, irrigation, grain and storage areas, pesticide application, fertilizers, fuel handling, seasonal labor, livestock-related work, and equipment maintenance.
Forestry & Logging
Manage tree felling, chainsaw work, skidders, loaders, log trucks, steep terrain, falling timber, forest roads, remote crews, equipment maintenance, and changing weather conditions.
How Agriculture & Forestry EHS Works
Field-based EHS needs to connect equipment conditions, chemical exposure, changing terrain, worker observations, inspections, incidents, and corrective actions across dispersed operations.
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Assess the Exposure
Prioritize based on equipment type, terrain, weather, chemical use, task, worker exposure, severity, and remote-work conditions.
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Assign the Control
Route actions to supervisors, equipment teams, applicators, contractors, field crews, maintenance, or EHS owners with clear accountability.
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Verify Safe Closure
Confirm equipment repair, guarding, retraining, chemical controls, site corrections, evidence, and follow-up before closure.
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Improve Across Operations
Use recurring incidents, equipment findings, exposure trends, crew observations, and location comparisons to strengthen future controls.
Core Agriculture & Forestry EHS Areas
Focus on the EHS activities that directly affect machinery safety, chemical exposure, logging operations, workforce readiness, remote work, fire prevention, and environmental performance.
Incidents, Field Hazards & Corrective Actions
Manage rollovers, struck-by events, cuts, equipment incidents, chemical exposure, falling-object events, near misses, investigations, and corrective actions.
Equipment & Worksite Inspections
Standardize tractor checks, machine guarding reviews, chainsaw inspections, logging-equipment checks, field walks, storage-area reviews, and remote-site inspections.
Chemical & Exposure Management
Support pesticide and fertilizer handling, fuel storage, dust, noise, heat, respiratory exposure, PPE, application controls, and worker exposure follow-up.
Machinery, Logging & High-Risk Work
Manage tractors, harvesters, skidders, loaders, chainsaws, felling activity, lockout/tagout, maintenance, steep terrain, vehicle movement, and loading work.
Workforce & Seasonal Crew Readiness
Track operator authorization, equipment competency, pesticide training, seasonal worker onboarding, contractor readiness, first aid, and remote-work safety requirements.
Environmental & Land Operations
Track spills, runoff, fuel handling, waste, soil disturbance, wildfire controls, water protection, chemical storage, and environmental issues across farms and forest sites.
From Field and Forest to Enterprise View
Give each level of the organization the information it needs — from crew-level reporting and equipment hazards to seasonal trends, exposure patterns, remote-site risk, and enterprise-wide operational visibility.
Field & Logging Crews
Report equipment issues, chemical concerns, unsafe terrain, weather changes, near misses, fire risks, and changing field conditions.
Supervisors
Review equipment status, crew readiness, chemical use, work areas, inspections, contractor activity, and immediate field risk.
Site & Field EHS
Investigate incidents, manage corrective actions, monitor exposures, coordinate inspections, and support chemical and environmental controls.
Operations Leaders
Monitor recurring equipment hazards, exposure trends, seasonal workforce gaps, open actions, and performance across farms or forestry operations.
Corporate EHS
Compare crews, farms, forest sites, equipment groups, and regions to identify recurring risks across agriculture and forestry operations.