Laboratories & Diagnostic Services EHS & Safety Management Software

Unify laboratory safety, employee exposures, biological hazards, specimen handling risks, incidents, compliance, and corrective actions.

DEXUR EHS connects safety information across clinical laboratories, pathology, microbiology, molecular diagnostics, research laboratories, blood testing centers, and reference laboratories—from individual testing areas to enterprise visibility.

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From report to resolution

Connect Laboratory Safety From the First Report to Verified Closure

Laboratory safety depends on what happens after an exposure, hazard, inspection finding, or incident is identified.

When information is distributed across records, spreadsheets, and separate systems, teams can lose visibility into recurring exposures, unresolved findings, and overdue corrective actions.

DEXUR connects each event with its investigation, responsible owner, corrective action, verification, and supporting evidence—giving laboratory safety leaders a clear view of what needs attention and what has been resolved.

  1. Identify

    Capture a hazard, exposure, incident, or inspection finding.

  2. Investigate

    Connect the laboratory activity, contributing factors, and evidence.

  3. Prioritize

    Focus attention on high-risk or recurring findings.

  4. Assign

    Set the responsible laboratory, EHS, quality, or engineering owner.

  5. Correct

    Track corrective actions, controls, and supporting records.

  6. Verify

    Confirm the control and monitor whether the risk reappears.

One unified platform

Manage Laboratory & Diagnostic Services EHS in One Platform

01 / INCIDENTS

Laboratory Incident & Near-Miss Management

Connect every laboratory safety event to investigation and follow-up.

Centralize biological exposure incidents, blood and body-fluid exposure, needlestick and sharps injuries, specimen handling incidents, contamination events, chemical exposure, equipment incidents, ergonomic injuries, and near misses.

  • Capture the laboratory facility, department, testing section, work area, event type, immediate response, and evidence.
  • Link investigations to laboratory process, equipment, environmental, and work-practice contributing factors.
  • Analyze recurring events across facilities, departments, testing areas, and activities.
02 / INSPECTIONS

Laboratory Safety Inspections & Hazard Management

Turn laboratory inspection findings into prioritized action.

Standardize inspections across specimen receiving, sample processing, clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, molecular diagnostics, pathology, biosafety areas, chemical and reagent storage, equipment areas, and emergency equipment.

  • Organize findings by facility, department, testing section, work area, equipment, and hazard category.
  • Track unresolved biosafety, chemical, equipment, housekeeping, electrical, and emergency findings.
  • Identify recurring findings and unresolved safety conditions.
03 / COMPLIANCE

Laboratory Compliance & Safety Records

Maintain connected, audit-ready laboratory EHS records.

Centralize exposure records, biological safety documentation, chemical safety information, SDS, PPE records, training and competency documentation, inspection records, audit findings, waste records, emergency preparedness records, and supporting evidence.

  • Connect requirements to applicable facilities, departments, activities, owners, evidence, findings, and corrective actions.
  • Track compliance activities through verification and audit-ready records.
  • Maintain historical safety records in one connected workflow.
04 / EXPOSURES

Biological Exposure, Sharps & Specimen Safety

Connect exposure events to response, investigation, and prevention.

Track needlestick injuries, sharps injuries, blood and body-fluid exposure, specimen splash exposure, biological material exposure, contaminated material incidents, unsafe work practices, and biosafety control findings.

  • Record the laboratory activity, department, area, immediate response, and exposure assessment.
  • Connect root causes to corrective actions and verification.
  • Monitor repeat exposure events and department-level exposure trends.
05 / CHEMICAL & EQUIPMENT

Chemical, Reagent & Laboratory Equipment Safety

Manage chemical controls and diagnostic equipment findings together.

Track chemical and reagent exposure, spills, formalin and solvent handling, storage findings, SDS information, analyzer findings, centrifuge incidents, autoclave findings, biosafety cabinet findings, electrical concerns, and maintenance-related issues.

  • Connect substance or equipment findings to the laboratory area and risk assessment.
  • Track controls, corrective actions, verification, and closure.
  • Identify repeat chemical or equipment safety findings.
06 / WASTE & ENVIRONMENT

Biomedical Waste, Environmental & Emergency Safety

Keep waste, environmental, and emergency safety actions connected.

Track biomedical and chemical waste findings, waste segregation, storage areas, spills, disposal process findings, fire and evacuation preparedness, chemical spill response, biological exposure response, utility interruptions, and facility emergencies.

  • Connect waste or emergency findings to the applicable laboratory area and requirement.
  • Assign corrective actions and verify completion.
  • Maintain visibility into recurring environmental and preparedness findings.

See the patterns behind laboratory safety reports

See Where Risk Is Concentrating Across Your Laboratory Operations

Recurring exposure events, sharps injuries, chemical findings, equipment concerns, and unresolved inspection findings can span facilities, departments, testing sections, and work areas. Connecting these records helps teams understand where risks persist.

DEXUR brings together incidents, exposures, inspections, hazards, findings, corrective actions, and verification histories so leaders can prioritize follow-up across laboratory operations.

Find Answers to Laboratory Safety Questions

  • Which laboratories have recurring biological exposure or sharps events?
  • Which departments or testing areas have repeated inspection findings?
  • Which laboratory activities create recurring chemical or reagent risks?
  • Which equipment or instruments generate repeated safety findings?
  • Which high-priority corrective actions remain overdue?
  • Which findings continue after corrective actions have been marked complete?
  • Which laboratory areas require additional safety review or follow-up?

Measure the follow-through on laboratory safety

Track the Activities Behind Laboratory EHS Performance

Go beyond incident counts. Monitor exposure events, inspection completion, corrective-action performance, repeat findings, training, and verified closure across laboratory facilities and testing operations.

KPI What It Helps You Monitor
Biological Exposure Rate Occupational exposure events involving biological specimens, blood, body fluids, and potentially infectious materials.
Needlestick & Sharps Injury Rate Sharps-related incidents across specimen handling, laboratory processing, and testing activities.
Chemical Exposure Rate Chemical and reagent-related exposure events involving laboratory substances, solvents, preservatives, and disinfectants.
Specimen Handling Incident Rate Incidents related to specimen receiving, labeling, processing, storage, and handling activities.
Laboratory Inspection Completion Rate Completion of required inspections across clinical, pathology, microbiology, molecular diagnostic, storage, and equipment areas.
Corrective Action Closure Rate Assigned laboratory safety actions completed and verified within the required timeframe.
Time to Verified Closure Time from identification of a laboratory safety issue to completed and verified corrective action.
Repeat Finding Rate Recurring laboratory safety findings after corrective actions have been completed.
Training & Competency Completion Rate Completion of required laboratory safety training and competency activities.

Every facility. Every testing area. One connected view.

Real-Time EHS Visibility Across Laboratory & Diagnostic Operations

Connect safety information across laboratory facilities, departments, testing sections, work areas, equipment, and processes. Give corporate leaders and laboratory teams visibility into the hazards, events, and actions relevant to their responsibilities.

Corporate EHS Leaders

Compare incident, exposure, inspection, corrective-action, and compliance performance across regions and laboratory facilities. Identify recurring risks and drill down to the records and responsible teams behind the trends.

Laboratory EHS Managers

Monitor incidents, investigations, inspections, hazards, risk assessments, corrective actions, and verification activities across laboratory operations.

Laboratory Directors & Supervisors

View risks and findings specific to departments, testing sections, laboratory procedures, employee activities, equipment operations, daily inspections, and assigned corrective actions.

Organization

  1. Healthcare Organization
  2. Region

Operations

  1. Laboratory Facility
  2. Department / Testing Section
  3. Room / Work Area
  4. Equipment / Process

Follow-Through

  1. Incident / Inspection / Hazard
  2. Investigation
  3. Corrective Action
  4. Verification