Keep mine records, inspections, training, and corrective actions organized and inspection-ready
Dexur MSHA compliance software gives mine safety teams one place to manage accident and injury reporting, inspection findings, citations and orders, miner training records, corrective actions, contractor activity, and supporting documentation. Instead of relying on separate spreadsheets, email reminders, paper records, and shared folders, teams can follow each issue from first report through verified closure.
Part 50 reporting and recordkeeping. Maintain accident, injury, and illness information alongside investigation notes, photographs, supporting documents, and follow-up actions. Keeping related information connected makes records easier to review, helps teams identify missing or incomplete details, and keeps reporting history organized for mine-level and corporate review.
Inspection, citation, and order management. Record MSHA inspection findings, citations, and orders, assign responsible owners, and set due dates for corrective work. Responses, corrective actions, and completion evidence stay connected to the original issue, creating a clear history for internal reviews and future inspections.
Part 46 and Part 48 training visibility. Keep miner and contractor training information organized by employee, training type, mine, trainer, and completion date. Teams can review new-miner training, task training, annual refresher activity, and site-specific hazard awareness records without searching across disconnected files.
Alerts that help teams stay ahead of follow-up work. Configured notifications can remind responsible employees about approaching corrective-action dates, training reviews, open inspection findings, and overdue actions, while routing stalled items to the right manager for follow-up.
Visibility across every mine site. Local teams manage mine-specific records while corporate safety leaders monitor reportable incidents, open findings, citations and orders, training gaps, overdue actions, and recurring hazards across the organization.
Documentation kept together. Store inspection notes, photographs, training records, corrective-action evidence, contractor documents, and supporting correspondence with the relevant record so mine teams can retrieve the complete history without rebuilding it before an inspection or internal review.