Oil & Gas EHS & OSHA Management for Safer Operations and Stronger Control

Oil and gas operations combine remote worksites, hydrocarbons, high-pressure systems, heavy equipment, rotating machinery, contractors, process units, pipelines, terminals, and continuously changing operating conditions.

Dexur EHS helps energy teams manage process and field safety, permit-to-work, H2S and exposure risks, inspections, incidents, contractor safety, environmental controls, and corrective actions across wells, pipelines, refineries, terminals, and service operations.

OSHA Oil, Gas & Energy Safety & Compliance Management

Keep OSHA compliance activities organized across your oil, gas, and energy operations — from hazardous gas exposure, fire prevention, and confined space safety to electrical hazards, hazardous energy control, and recordable incidents. Track OSHA-related workplace inspections, employee safety training, corrective actions, and reporting requirements to support safer operations and regulatory compliance.


Built for Complex Oil & Gas Operations

Risk changes significantly between drilling locations, gathering systems, pipeline corridors, compressor stations, terminals, refineries, shutdowns, and field service work. Each environment brings different equipment, process conditions, contractor interfaces, and environmental responsibilities.

Dexur EHS gives field, facility, and corporate teams a consistent structure for managing those differences while maintaining visibility across assets, operating areas, contractors, and business units.

How Oil & Gas EHS Works

Oil and gas EHS needs to connect field observations, process conditions, permits, incidents, and corrective actions without losing ownership as work moves across assets, contractors, and operating teams.

01

Identify Operational Risk

Capture leaks, unsafe conditions, permit issues, process deviations, incidents, inspection findings, and field observations.

02

Assess the Exposure

Prioritize risks based on process severity, ignition potential, pressure, exposure, affected asset, location, and immediate operating conditions.

03

Assign Control

Route actions to operations, maintenance, contractors, engineering, environmental teams, or responsible supervisors with clear due dates.

04

Verify Safe Closure

Confirm isolation, repair, inspection, evidence, and follow-up before work resumes or the issue is formally closed.

05

Improve Across Assets

Use repeat events, contractor trends, permit findings, process issues, and site comparisons to strengthen future controls.

Core Oil & Gas EHS Areas

Focus on the EHS activities that directly affect process integrity, field safety, contractor control, workforce exposure, environmental performance, and asset reliability.

Incidents, Process Events & CAPA

Manage spills, leaks, injuries, near misses, process upsets, vehicle events, investigations, root causes, and corrective actions across assets and facilities.

Inspections, Audits & Field Verification

Standardize wellsite checks, pipeline patrol findings, facility inspections, equipment reviews, contractor audits, and operational verification activities.

Permit-to-Work & High-Risk Tasks

Support hot work, confined space, line breaking, excavation, lifting, electrical isolation, lockout/tagout, and other controlled work activities.

Contractor & Workforce Safety

Track onboarding, qualifications, H2S training, site orientation, competency, toolbox talks, and contractor readiness across field and facility work.

Environmental & Operational Controls

Manage spills, waste, emissions, produced water, chemicals, environmental inspections, remediation activities, and asset-specific monitoring requirements.

Dashboards & Asset Analytics

See open process risks, overdue actions, recurring permit issues, contractor trends, environmental findings, and performance across assets and regions.

From Field Operations to Enterprise View

Give each level of the organization the information it needs — from wellsite and facility reporting to asset performance, contractor trends, process risk, and enterprise-wide visibility.

Field Crews

Report hazards, leaks, unsafe conditions, permit concerns, incidents, and changing field conditions where work occurs.

Supervisors

Review permits, inspections, task controls, contractor activity, and immediate operational risks.

Site & Facility EHS

Investigate events, manage CAPA, monitor high-risk work, exposure risks, environmental findings, and contractor safety.

Asset Leaders

Monitor open process risk, overdue actions, contractor performance, operational trends, and environmental issues.

Corporate EHS

Compare assets and regions, identify recurring events, and understand risk across the upstream, midstream, refining, and services portfolio.