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Identify Site Risk
Capture hazards, unsafe conditions, permit issues, observations, incidents, and inspection findings where work is happening.
Construction EHS & OSHA Management Built for Safer Jobsites and Better Project Control
Construction work changes by the day as crews, subcontractors, equipment, temporary structures, work zones, and project phases move across active jobsites.
Dexur EHS helps construction teams manage fall hazards, lifting operations, excavation, heavy equipment, hot work, permits, inspections, incidents, subcontractor safety, and corrective actions across projects and sites.
OSHA Construction Site Safety & Compliance Management
Keep OSHA compliance activities organized across your construction sites — from fall protection and scaffolding safety to excavation hazards, recordable injuries, and site inspections. Track safety violations, corrective actions, and abatement deadlines so project teams can address risks and maintain compliance throughout construction activities.
Built for the Way Construction Work Actually Happens
Construction risk shifts as projects move from site preparation and structural work to mechanical, electrical, finishing, commissioning, and closeout. New crews, equipment, contractors, and work areas continually change the risk profile.
Dexur EHS gives project teams a consistent way to manage those changes while maintaining visibility across jobsites, contractors, and business units.
Construction Industries
One EHS foundation adapted to the different risks, workforces, equipment, project structures, and site conditions across construction operations.
Commercial & Residential Construction
Manage safety across building sites, subcontractors, temporary works, elevated work, interiors, utilities, and changing project phases.
Heavy Civil & Infrastructure
Support road, bridge, rail, utility, earthwork, excavation, traffic-control, heavy-equipment, and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Specialty Trade Contractors
Coordinate electrical, mechanical, plumbing, roofing, steel, concrete, HVAC, and other trade-specific work across multiple jobsites.
Industrial Construction / EPC
Manage high-risk construction, commissioning, shutdowns, process-area work, contractor interfaces, lifting, permits, and complex project controls.
Demolition & Remediation
Support demolition sequencing, structural hazards, hazardous materials, dust, waste, environmental controls, equipment, and specialized crews.
How Construction EHS Works
Construction EHS needs to keep pace with work as conditions change across crews, subcontractors, equipment, work fronts, and project phases.
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Assess the Work
Prioritize risks based on task, crew, location, equipment, project phase, severity, and immediate exposure.
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Assign Action
Route issues to project managers, safety teams, subcontractors, supervisors, or responsible trades with clear due dates.
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Verify the Fix
Confirm temporary controls, permanent corrections, evidence, and closure before work continues or the issue is closed.
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Improve Across Projects
Use repeat findings, contractor trends, incident patterns, and project comparisons to strengthen controls on future work.
Core Construction EHS Areas
Focus on the EHS activities that directly affect jobsite safety, subcontractor control, high-risk work, workforce readiness, and project execution.
Incidents, Hazards & CAPA
Manage falls, struck-by events, equipment incidents, unsafe conditions, near misses, investigations, root causes, and corrective actions across projects.
Jobsite Inspections & Audits
Standardize site walks, scaffold checks, excavation reviews, lifting inspections, housekeeping, PPE, temporary works, and contractor audits.
Permits & High-Risk Work
Support hot work, confined space, excavation, electrical isolation, lifting, work-at-height, and other permit-driven activities.
Subcontractor & Workforce Safety
Track onboarding, qualifications, toolbox talks, training, contractor readiness, and follow-up across crews and trades.
Environmental & Site Controls
Manage dust, noise, runoff, waste, spills, hazardous materials, remediation activities, and project-specific environmental controls.
Dashboards & Project Analytics
See open hazards, overdue actions, repeat subcontractor issues, inspection findings, training gaps, and project-level safety trends.
From Jobsite to Enterprise View
Give each level of the organization the information it needs — from field reporting and project action to contractor performance, cross-project trends, and enterprise-wide risk visibility.
Field Crews
Report hazards, incidents, unsafe conditions, and changing site risks close to where work happens.
Supervisors
Review work areas, complete inspections, coordinate permits, and respond to immediate safety issues.
Project EHS
Investigate incidents, manage CAPA, monitor high-risk work, and coordinate subcontractor safety.
Project Leaders
Monitor open risk, overdue actions, contractor performance, and safety trends across the project.
Corporate EHS
Compare projects, identify recurring issues, and understand safety performance across the construction portfolio.