Mining EHS & MSHA Management Built for Ground Control, Haulage, and Workforce Safety

Mining operations combine pits, underground workings, haul roads, crushers, conveyors, mobile equipment, blasting, maintenance, contractors, and changing ground conditions across demanding work environments.

Dexur EHS helps mining teams manage ground control, haulage risk, dust and silica exposure, explosives, inspections, incidents, contractor safety, environmental controls, and corrective actions across mine sites.

MSHA Mining Safety & Compliance Management

Keep MSHA compliance activities organized across your mining operations — from ground control and equipment safety to workplace examinations, reportable accidents, and miner training. Track safety violations, corrective actions, and abatement deadlines to help mine operators address hazards and maintain compliance across mining sites.


Built for Complex Mining Environments

Risk changes across open pits, underground headings, processing areas, haul routes, stockpiles, maintenance shops, blasting zones, and contractor work areas. Different mining methods and materials create different ground, equipment, exposure, and environmental hazards.

Dexur EHS gives mine, processing, and corporate teams a consistent structure for managing those risks while maintaining visibility across sites, shifts, contractors, and operating areas.

How Mining EHS Works

Mining EHS needs to connect field observations, equipment conditions, ground hazards, inspections, exposure findings, and corrective actions across shifts and operating areas.

01

Identify Site Risk

Capture unsafe ground, equipment hazards, exposure concerns, blasting issues, incidents, inspection findings, and field observations.

02

Assess the Hazard

Prioritize risks based on location, equipment, exposure, ground conditions, severity, production impact, and immediate worker risk.

03

Assign the Response

Route actions to operations, maintenance, geology, ventilation, contractors, processing, environmental teams, or responsible supervisors.

04

Verify Safe Closure

Confirm repairs, barricades, ground support, isolation, cleanup, reinspection, evidence, and closure before normal work resumes.

05

Improve Across Sites

Use repeat hazards, equipment trends, exposure patterns, contractor findings, and mine comparisons to strengthen future controls.

Core Mining EHS Areas

Focus on the EHS activities that directly affect mine-site safety, ground stability, mobile equipment, occupational exposure, contractor control, and environmental performance.

Incidents, Hazards & Corrective Actions

Manage haulage events, ground failures, equipment incidents, near misses, exposure events, investigations, root causes, and corrective actions across mine sites.

Inspections & Field Verification

Standardize workplace examinations, mobile-equipment checks, conveyor reviews, ground inspections, pre-shift checks, contractor audits, and processing-area inspections.

Ground Control & High-Risk Work

Support ground-condition reviews, highwall and roof hazards, blasting areas, lockout/tagout, confined spaces, lifting, and other high-risk mining activities.

Industrial Hygiene & Exposure Management

Track respirable dust, silica, diesel particulate, noise, heat, vibration, chemical exposure, sampling, and worker health follow-up by task and location.

Contractor & Workforce Readiness

Track site induction, task qualifications, equipment authorization, refresher training, contractor readiness, and shift-specific workforce requirements.

Mining Dashboards & Site Analytics

See open hazards, overdue actions, repeat equipment issues, inspection findings, exposure trends, contractor performance, and risk across mine sites.

From Mine Site to Enterprise View

Give each level of the organization the information it needs — from shift-level reporting and field action to site performance, contractor trends, exposure patterns, and portfolio-wide mining risk visibility.

Mine Crews

Report equipment hazards, unsafe ground, exposure concerns, incidents, and changing field conditions where work occurs.

Supervisors

Review pre-shift findings, inspections, work areas, equipment conditions, and immediate operational risks.

Site EHS

Investigate events, manage corrective actions, monitor exposures, coordinate high-risk work, and support contractor safety.

Mine Leaders

Monitor open risk, overdue actions, equipment trends, contractor performance, exposure findings, and site-level safety performance.

Corporate EHS

Compare mines, identify recurring hazards, and understand risk across coal, metal, nonmetal, and quarry operations.