Identify the Hazard
Capture vehicle incidents, unknown materials, equipment hazards, exposure concerns, spills, near misses, and inspection findings.
Waste and environmental service operations combine collection fleets, transfer stations, landfills, treatment facilities, recycling lines, hazardous materials, heavy equipment, field crews, and remediation sites.
Dexur EHS helps teams manage vehicle and equipment incidents, hazardous waste exposure, material handling, inspections, environmental controls, contractor safety, workforce readiness, and corrective actions across routes, facilities, and project sites.
Risk changes across collection routes, transfer stations, landfills, material recovery facilities, hazardous waste treatment sites, remediation projects, vehicle yards, and heavy-equipment work areas. Mobile equipment, unknown materials, chemical exposure, traffic, dust, confined spaces, and changing site conditions can overlap in the same operation.
Dexur EHS gives operations, field, environmental, fleet, facility, and corporate teams a consistent structure for managing those risks while maintaining visibility across routes, plants, disposal sites, recovery facilities, and remediation projects.
One EHS foundation adapted to different waste streams, facility types, mobile equipment, treatment processes, field conditions, and environmental responsibilities.
Support route operations, collection trucks, backing, lifting, container handling, traffic exposure, vehicle inspections, driver safety, and yard activity.
Manage transfer stations, landfills, treatment units, tipping floors, compactors, heavy equipment, leachate systems, landfill gas, confined spaces, and disposal-site operations.
Support waste characterization, container handling, chemical segregation, treatment, storage, spill response, respiratory protection, incompatible materials, and hazardous waste field work.
Manage conveyors, sort lines, balers, shredders, forklifts, dust, batteries, combustible materials, contamination, machine guarding, and high-volume material handling.
Support contaminated-soil work, excavation, groundwater treatment, sampling, decontamination, respiratory protection, heavy equipment, contractors, and changing site hazards.
Waste operations need to connect route incidents, facility hazards, equipment conditions, waste exposures, field observations, inspections, and corrective actions across mobile and fixed operations.
Capture vehicle incidents, unknown materials, equipment hazards, exposure concerns, spills, near misses, and inspection findings.
Prioritize based on waste type, chemical properties, equipment interaction, location, worker exposure, environmental impact, and severity.
Route actions to fleet, facility, operations, environmental, maintenance, contractor, or remediation teams with clear accountability.
Confirm cleanup, repair, segregation, containment, retraining, monitoring, evidence, and reinspection before closure.
Use recurring route events, equipment findings, exposure trends, spill patterns, and site comparisons to strengthen future controls.
Focus on the EHS activities that directly affect collection safety, hazardous material handling, disposal operations, recycling equipment, remediation work, workforce exposure, and environmental performance.
Manage collection incidents, equipment strikes, sharps injuries, chemical exposures, spills, near misses, investigations, root causes, and corrective actions.
Standardize route observations, truck checks, tipping-floor inspections, landfill walks, equipment checks, MRF audits, hazardous waste inspections, and remediation-site reviews.
Support waste identification, container condition, labeling, segregation, storage, treatment controls, spill response, PPE, and chemical exposure management.
Manage loaders, compactors, balers, conveyors, forklifts, shredders, excavators, collection vehicles, lockout/tagout, maintenance, and pedestrian separation.
Track spills, leachate, stormwater, emissions, dust, waste streams, groundwater controls, contaminated media, sampling activities, and remediation follow-up.
See recurring route incidents, equipment hazards, exposure trends, open actions, spill events, inspection findings, and risk across facilities and project sites.
Give each level of the organization the information it needs — from frontline reporting and field hazards to facility performance, recurring exposure trends, environmental events, and enterprise-wide operational visibility.
Report route hazards, equipment issues, unsafe waste, exposure concerns, spills, near misses, and changing site conditions.
Review routes, tipping areas, equipment, waste handling, workforce readiness, inspections, and immediate operating risk.
Investigate events, manage corrective actions, monitor exposures, coordinate hazardous materials, and support environmental controls.
Monitor recurring vehicle events, equipment hazards, environmental findings, overdue actions, workforce issues, and site performance.
Compare collection operations, disposal sites, recovery facilities, hazardous waste operations, and remediation projects to identify recurring risk.